North. South Shaolin forms are much deeper, less/no jumps, done on a much smaller area.

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Surprisingly it has more than others I have seen from modern Wushu. The form itself looks contemporary without martial application but he is at least using some combat moves although I question if he knows what they are for. The rest is just flashy gymnastics. The leg kick from the ground and the twisting up into a standing position is basically the Inimari roll in BJJ. The jumping kicks are obvious but not how they would be used in a realistic fight. As in hardly ever. I would maybe less than 5 percent of this is combat worthy.

don't confuse kung-fu with karate. "black belt" is karate, in shaolin kung fu a part of the belt is always black.

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Martial arts is called martial ARTS for a reason dude. If you can do it well it'll look like an acrobatic dance. These guys could 100% take on nearly anyone in a fight, this is a demonstration meant to showcase what some of it looks like. Your comment is like walking into a top chef's restaurant, seeing all the display foods, and complaining that we need to "stop encouraging these glorified artists and make practical foods great again".

Hell nah this looks cool as fuck, not being useful doesn’t mean grounds for extermination.

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Hi Patrick. This is traditional shaolin kung fu, and I wouldn't say they have been influenced by break dance. If anything, the other way around. In the video you can see movement combination that are not combat systems, but are more "theatrical" - but traditional, none the less. This has evolved into a modern style of kungfu, often referred to as Wushu, that is even further from combat techniques, and even more theatrical.