Authentic Monkey Kung Fu Grips, Fists and Attacks

[@Vahvafitness]

Learn about the origins of MONKEY KUNG FU and why it’s one of a kind Shaolin style that is particularly cruel and savage ➞ bit.ly/monkey-kung-fu All courses by the grandmaster ➞ WarriorNeigong.com

[@bobbader4789]

Do you sell DVDs?

[@369truth]

VAHVA, could you ask the master about the position of this art in relation to the ancient warriors, in application with long and short weapons such as spears and swords? I really appreciate your work. Thanks for you and the master.

[@tavastian3288]

those hand deformations tell a story. This guy has done a ton of hitting hard objects with his palms, fingers, claws. bones have grown denser

[@pyronicdesign]

This gentleman is probably one of the very last teachers of pre cultural revolution Kung Fu in existence. I won't say Real Kung fu, because Wushu IS real kung fu, but it is practiced for performance. This Kung Fu is completely different than Wushu. It is Combat Kung Fu, taught by someone who has spent their life mastering it for that purpose. I have loads of respect for this man, and I hope he passes it on to someone who studies it the way he has and can pass it on. otherwise the art may be lost forever.

[@wildrain8602]

He already has a few very advanced or master level students I think

[@Quodge]

Some guy: What’s up dude? *throws a high 5* The Sifu: So you have chosen death..

[@AnVaSKLetsPlay]

I did not know what Vin Diesel is a kung fu master

[@kennethprice3084]

😄Good eyes

[@ksmo5576]

Underrated

[@johnflais3776]

As a former greco wrestler: actually, you do grip the wrist with the thumb in greco, preferably index and thumb around the wrist an the other fingers on the meat of the palm. Thumbless is mostly for upper arm and high forearm grips, on wrist it's mostly an option for 2-on-1 since it's slightliy quicker, but with the thumb you can twist the hand and lock the elbow in addition to the shoulder.

[@oosupafly7oo]

That monkey fist looks brutal. I never thought that human fingers could turn into daggers. That’s fierce.

[@samuraiisalmighty4917]

It’s amazing what conditioning can do turn our bones into weopons

[@Ethan-Relearning-Movement]

Truly amazing. When the world starts to catch on, your courses could have a huge impact on the modern understanding of what our bodies are capable of.

[@burningknuckle26]

this guy is a legend. he comes from an amazing lineage. so much ancient knowledge.

[@AK47ronin]

Worldwide martial artists ..when you see hands and forarms like those you instantly know this man body is trained like a weapon !respects

[@LifeandLiesSyra]

It is incredibly interesting to watch him perform the "katas". The INTENT and the muscle activation is UNREAL. In a way it is similar to the old school strongmen light dumbbell stem where intention drives all muscle tension. Also notice how stupidly conditioned are his hands?

[@Wavemaninawe]

A very fascinating video. Thank you for your introduction to this teacher. I hope the rest of your visit with Jiang Yu Shan was equally rewarding.

[@ashutoshkumarsrivastava8426]

Hello, Sir I'm a INDIAN person and I appreciate your physically activities. From now on I will also learn. Thank you for this training.

[@pentuplove6542]

You know Kalaripayattu?

[@davidobriena.k.asstatik204]

Ive watched two of your videos now, your knowledge spreadz with the application, not as in spreads from person to person, but more like a extensive outward flow, I have studied gojuryu and a bit of boxing, and im starting to piece some thingz together while adding, changing. You are good. Thank you grandmaster Jiang Yu Shan.

[@mariolaudati5690]

Thanks very much for this video, you are a great grandmaster Jiang yu shan.

[@jorgepastor2452]

That's a very, very interesting and authentic teaching.

[@thekant3210]

"I live my life a quarter fist at a time". Winnings winning. On a more serious note, this Master seems deadly! The ending scene really captured the intensity well.

[@punisher7772]

Learned the same type of claw grip in Ninjutsu. The index & ring finger pokes the eyes , the middle finger strikes between the eyes and also the thumb hits the philtrum, right under the nose/upper lip area.

[@brandoncass8810]

Good day to you and sifu. Ive study Choy Li Fut for a very long time and though i like a lot of other fighting style art: Bei jing, Tong Long, and 7 Star Praying Mantis. I never thought much about Monkey even though my sifu was good friends with the Monkey King's son and my teach showed me the Monkey Hammer fist form. I still had no interest in the style until now. Im very impress and am interested in learning the online course.

[@nakotaapache4674]

He is a good Teacher, with fun attitudes.

[@williamadkinsbanishedtothe5057]

It's interesting to see some techniques cross over between arts. I've seen the striking with the wrist before it's called a feeler backhand strike in Praying Mantis Kung fu. Really cool stuff Much respect to you Sifu.

[@GustavoDB]

I know nothing about any martial arts... But I'm impressed that every movement, even the lightest one is an advantage for the next one... And so goes on... Wow, so it is not just a desicive hit, it's like a Chain of many possibilities involved in everything he does. Wow. My mind is overheated... Thank you. Beautiful art

[@thesixthcompany2151]

Hello again from Canada will Grand Master Jiang Yu Shan be covering the psychological dangers of qiqong meditation? He mentioned in one video he has to make a seperate video to explain i am looking forward to it!

[@teekandy]

I wonder why i never saw someone use the drunken monkey technique in a mma fight..can some of you deadly kung fu fighters explain pls ?

[@ZachDHo]

V. Diesel should do a movie with Sifu as his brother... that would be kick-ass. The audience might even believe it is his real brother.

[@slaughtherheadmetaldrummer7634]

phenomenal knowledge. i know what its like to be the demonstration dummy, but its also a great honor

[@MrJexx1972]

I'm seeing the hand development, his hands are thick and powerful looking

[@scrolls9375]

I love how indept his explanation of the technique is

[@blockmasterscott]

0:22 I've been hit with that middle finger from someone with the proper conditioning, and boy, do you feel it.

[@TemporaryMAGA]

I'm not expecting a reply, but does he have a physical school he teaches at? Would love to train with him.

[@pentuplove6542]

5:23 Easy to break the thumb. When grabbing someones arm with the fingers and thumbs its easy to break the thumb. Very easy.

[@lonewarrior9992]

This is only the second video of yours I have watched, I was skeptical of you at first, so many fakes out there, but then your grabbing techniques and pressure point techniques in this video convinced me that you know your stuff. Nice technique!

[@robmaviglia8568]

Really interesting.

[@jaakovstark6013]

Osss Hello this is not correct. Well, how can I contact Master, please have a good time?.

[@CJ-mm4gc]

Are we still talking about deadly finger pokes to pressure points? I thought we were past this already. Ugh

[@Wavemaninawe]

Different tools for different tasks. Options. Pushing or striking fingers into the eyes is a tried and proven pressure point technique. Pushing or striking anything fairly edgy into the throat is a tried and proven pressure point technique. Stabbing with a blade is a tried and proven pressure point technique. It becomes stupid when someone thinks that any one move is going to handle all problems though.

[@tavor2099]

I have the theory that the pressure point thing began as a misunderstanding because is true there are parts of your body that always are going to be fragile like your eyes, throat ,ears,nose,groin etc. So probably that was teach as "no matter who you fight if you attack those parts you are going to do at least some damage" , thousand years past and the idea was twisted to "If you punch a guy in this parts he is going to fall in pain", another thousand years and now the idea is " If I touch you in this little point behind your ears I'm going to instant k.o. you" and because the idea sound so cool and mysterious traditional martial artists just rolled with that. After all even today the thing that separates a good martial artist and a legendary martial artist is how good they are at marketing themselves.

[@manfredadams3252]

That hand is called a fuk sao in Wing Chun.

[@eyebrid]

Basically strengthen every part to be able to hit with whatever is closest. Also the no thumb grip is much stronger and secure in a bear hug for a throw, and quick to disengage.

[@Meymeygwis]

Love this Master...

[@deedolan399]

I love these videos. I wish I could be trained in the arts by someone so skilled.

[@natsukimasamune7766]

do not wish. Make time for it. alot of time. a life time.

[@rBroneak]

Thank you for sharing the succinct break down of your learnings. 📿🙏🏻

[@nyclee9133]

This is similar to leopard and tiger style in hung gar you sink ur fingers into the joints of the arm or wrist and then strike or pull and rake down this called tiger claw but most mma people won’t understand how this effective

[@bennyaruba3449]

He need to condition his fingers for decades to make those hand stances practical.

[@MichaelBuieFilms]

Not so. Perhaps years to be proficient, but not decades. I learned Praying Mantis Kung Fu from my Master (maybe a three decades he studied) whose fingers felt like iron rods when he raked them up or down your rib cage. So, in that case he fits your assumption. But, I studied there a year before moving (in the Military), and I have studied with my current Kung Fu School about 3 years (1st Degree Black Belt there) During sparring, I used Mantis Fist striking at sparing partner's shoulder and he suddenly dropped low... my Mantis made contact with his cheek instead and ruptured a blood vessel in his eye... he had to go to Urgent Care. I wasn't even striking hard... just fast, so he could not intercept. Plus the strike is circular, so it got past his defense. Point being, we study enough physics to understand f=ma (Force = Mass x Acceleration). You don't need the mass of an entire fist to create damage. Acceleration is the key. And you achieve this by being completely relaxed until the point of impact. The other Style I learned from was Hsing I Chuan, or Mind Fist. Internal style, but it appears external, because it looks like hard impact. But, true mastery is to achieve soft and quick. Tension is at point of impact. We practice Eagle's Claws and Mantis Strikes on the Wooden Dummy. A year or so of this, you will gain some proficiency. But, fingers go to soft body parts like eyes, against the temple, into the Pressure points below the nose, the throat, groin... soft tissue areas. A Disciple who is dedicated can learn these techniques to the point of being useful after years, not decades. Take care.

[@cooler1854]

Hello Sifu. Besides Kung Fu techniques. Forms. Ate you doing iron palm external and iron body external training ?

[@robertsynofzik7519]

Looks His hands. He breaks granite,, check his channel

[@memobrown5189]

Amazing !!! I would Love Too Train This Style.

[@asibuar6429]

I want learn it

[@SeventhDoorOpen]

once in a street fight i hit someone with my wrist. he was too close to be punched. it worked really well

[@MiguelReyes-sg5gd]

Thanxs for sharing

[@dhirajsinhranawat2194]

Hi brother.. Very important learn 🤝

[@gerardocovarrubias1127]

keep making more fo this videos also which kung fu style is used more and is more popular and famous shaolin or wing chun

[@TheSoulofPiano]

Hello my friend, I hope you are fine, i wish you the best and take care.

[@blockmasterscott]

"You want to see a red face?" That made me laugh out loud! XD

[@funkeychang]

Awesome

[@user-nz8id1zz5v]

The teacher is handsome 😍

[@scyc8]

How do you monkey kungfu if your hands are wrapped in an mma bout?

[@scyc8]

@Rob Parker that would only work on 50% of the population

[@Llucius1]

This one is so scary , this is the part I don't like about kung fu.

[@1godonlyone119]

Awesome advice!

[@realmofwushurichard7767]

REAL KUNG FU AWESOME

[@fiveelementsacademy1693]

Are you for real?

[@wilywalttheurban80scartoon75]

Dude is so cool

[@TomahAwkDJ7]

Could you talk more about what Sifu is doing at the end of the video ? It looks a bit similar to Sanchin Kata in Karate. I want to know more about this please. Thank you for the video

[@kouryuken]

心意把。The heart and mind moves.(sequence)

[@edwardstanulevich1764]

Sanchin comes to karate from it’s White Crane kung fu origins. White Crane influenced many martial arts in China. So many styles have similar dynamic tension and breathing exercises.

[@TomahAwkDJ7]

@@edwardstanulevich1764 Thank you for your answer

[@Koryuhoka]

Sanchin comes to crane and Okinawan arts from Fujian Luohan Boxing. Fang Chiniang's father was a master of Luohan from Fujian Shaolin Boxing.

[@nardz9285]

Jiang Yu Shan XoX

[@tagirowkolja3306]

Это смешно убрал кулак сторону по этому этат удар и неучат

[@ClaytonAllenJrKenpo]

Oss🙏🏾

[@itsjokrxlr8191]

His hands are so swollen

[@BeyonDemm]

Tha'k vayli ?

[@rageblue1701]

Who thought it was Vin Diesel at first glance?

[@tagirowkolja3306]

Так никто уже вид небьет там идет на 2 подошол ушол

[@jevondismuke5252]

Sifu is a killer and I love it

[@predragmilic5299]

🙏🏽

[@saigonproducer]

He has real demon hands. Very rare.

[@JerryHatrickShorts]

He looks like Stanley Tucci

[@matthewbingaman4260]

Vin diesel hits the temple

[@alexandredescheneaux938]

Is it me or he look like vin diesel from the face?

[@macisaac-crusoe-books9711]

heck of an accent for a guy with a Chinese name like that...confused :)

[@mathewihasz1135]

This guy looks like til lindman

[@LorenKadison]

We're can I get dit dah lotion ,iron skin lotions

[@luv4da80s]

I can feel the strength in his moves even though he's on video. I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of The Master's punch.

[@robinanderson1087]

Even and only and only and even

[@Chunda8]

Thumbs up if you might use your COVID stimulus check to take the Monkey Course!

[@ullasv]

Anyone can do it!

[@ustujnin]

Vahva, you're all open to learning movement...of all kinds...but then you arrive to martial arts and seem dumb-founded by archaic, impractical, obtuse hard-forms and techniques -_- I don't get it. I'm gonna assume this guy is your long lost father or something :p

[@Vahvafitness]

Check out his Qigong, some of the methods are head and shoulders above what everyone is doing in movement training right now. The knowledge in movement is severely lacking with no proper understanding of either strength training or internal processes (qigong covering breathing, mind etc.). As for Kung Fu, a lot of it is very refined movement as well. It may not just be what you consider “movement” right now. Self-defense is extra we decided to do for the people who are interested in this kind of stuff. However we are returning to our typical content soon once we finish this Kung Fu / Qigong chapter for a while

[@robdaviolo3031]

Monkey king Fu? What if his opponent knows giraffe style? Could his art form help him defend himself from an onslaught attack by a master of 'dessert eagle' style. Or what about of some one challenges him to a fight and that warrior knows 'these are my four mates, get him boys style' I'd love to see monkey Fu in UFC it would e amazing to see a master wipe the floor with those MMA poses 😂

[@aldomonti813]

How to destroy your hands and still not be able to fight. This man has incipient arthritis and his hands were shaking slightly. Maiming you’re body isn’t healthy and you have much better options when it comes to martial arts.

[@Vahvafitness]

His hands are healthy and likely more mobile than yours. Shaking is entirely in your head

[@masteryoda6777]

Oh dear stop with this silliness

[@WarbossR0kt00fSant0s]

Whoa, why is Avicii training with Vin Diesel?!

[@slavicpride8710]

😂😂😂

[@HamzaTuranKubulay]

What is so funny about this? You imply this is a hoax?