Thank you, wish you a good day and a happy holiday 🙏

That’s not really a challenge. If I had a different space to record at I would have done that.

@@academy_of_gung_fu_est.2023 That is not a challenge, that is the way training should be done.

@@coolBEANSbRuH24 congrats on the blue belt I hope you are learning a lot and having a great experience at your location. 🙏

@ Indeed I am! I’m excited for summer to start so I can get my strips!

@Yay10-ryg you should be getting stripes in December. Cause it’s the end of the year.

@@academy_of_gung_fu_est.2023 oh yeah!

@@M-113 what? 🤔

@@academy_of_gung_fu_est.2023 its code for right on ! when I was in high school us guys would twist words to confuse the crowd ..

@M-113 oh lol well you got me

@@academy_of_gung_fu_est.2023 Right Arm !!!

Ya that’s cause Tae Kwon Do does fancy tricks so of course it’s going to stand out. But when it comes to fighting they are on the same field. Tang Soo Do is dying from what I’ve seen. They recently highlighted it in the cobra kai series saying that’s what cobra kai uses.

This was at a museum in LA called. Autry Museum of the American West. It was hosted by Netflix.

How did you get in bro ? Anyone can just buy there way in or needed an invite ?

100% honestly. It popped up in my Instagram feed about a fan event. I just followed the link and signed up and boom got in. 😂

@@academy_of_gung_fu_est.2023 how much this cost you man ? lol

I’d have to say that they are so similar that they are about equal in what they do. The form might be different.

Thank you 🙏

I can agree with that. It does help with defense but the offense isn’t that great and the stance obviously wouldn’t be a good idea.

@@academy_of_gung_fu_est.2023 yep it's stance is the main issue as you can easily be countered and become un-balanced which limits the offense. The defence is decent against an average person and it seems like a fun thing to learn and practise as hobby. Also martial arts depend on the practitioner and how they apply it in real life combat.

@randomvidz8742 ya I agree 100. I’d rather be on my toes and be more bladed in my stance. The blocks help well with muscle memory though.

@@academy_of_gung_fu_est.2023 that's good you adjusted the stance. And yeah the block is actually one of the good things of wing chun unlike the other flashy moves that are 99% useless unless you hit them in the groin

@randomvidz8742 lol ya you gotta adapt and strike that groin 😂

😂 not even close, there is people way better than me. I actually met the guy from that movie. He was really nice. As for you sir, watch out for Shunuff!!!! 😂

The Ez Bar is 25lbs + 2 45lbs plates = 115lbs but it’s cool you don’t do math Bro but I appreciate the feedback 💪. Feel free to leave more of it makes you feel better. I won’t reply back so you can feel like a winner if you want.

That’s awesome. What is your primary style that you prefer? And do you enjoy about taking CLF?

@@academy_of_gung_fu_est.2023 My primary system is Lama Pai. It originated in Tibet but after it made it's way into China it became a larger, greater system. I do enjoy learning CLF. The current CLF form I'm learning now is Buddha Palm. We also have Buddha palm in Lama which I learned 3 years ago. The systems have a lot of similarities but the differences make training an interesting challenge.

Thank you for the comment I know it’s not the best info but I hope you took something from the video if you are a martial artist.

Oh I’m really sorry to hear that. Most Mantis Schools are found in New York, Europe and China from what I have been reading up on. I teach in California but the lower level basic stuff.

Learned from books and videos

Yes I understand, best thing to do is find good teacher videos that are free online. Also try to find a book 📚 of ip mans wing chun. It has the full form for this style of martial arts. 🙏 you can do it. 💪

That sounds like a plan follow me on my Instagram: gung_fu_fitness so we can talk and link up 🙏