Choy Lay Fut Kung Fu: Training in Hong Kong

[@tweetalig]

Awesome stuff bro! It's always great to be able to train with a living legend of Chinese martial arts.

[@Woyaodao]

❤great training video; forms were spectacular: informative, so smooth and flowing, I love watching a master perform!

[@josrmarefo57]

estos si son maestros...dejarce enseñar por ellos es un regalo

[@mdubb4855]

Very cool, both student and instructor. Thanks for sharing.

[@frankmartinez4856]

Very nice! I come from Poon Shing Sigung branch! Some say the Hong Kong Choy Lee Fut!

[@rellirell7200]

I'm the 5th generation of Tarm Sarm, I never cared for forms unless combat form, I still have Lun Chee document of the history and the combat code, I love palms and the chop choy and the forearms, put people down quick 👍 "Fut Gar" for life

[@myellis100]

Awesome, combat training is the way to go. Ous.

[@seinundzeiten]

very fluid and powerful

[@earthling7260]

One of my masters was the late Lee Koon Hung. We miss him dearly ( brother and me )

[@cagedraptor]

clearly a very well trained and skilled person within this style. I've only seen a few videos on this style so far. It's arm movements seem very extended and wide. Could someone explain why this is so?

[@senhorincognito2243]

To understand the movements, basically. The advanced forms are said to be smaller.

[@622PSS]

I always wonder if it is better to vary the rhythm (faster / slower and harder / softer whereever necessary without compromising the fluidity) and / or take very short pauses during the perfomance of traditional martial arts. It facilitates both appreciation and application of Choy Lee Fut. The latter means the practioner fully understands the combos incorporated in the forms, and thus displays and applies them, even in performace.

[@whitehaireddevil1]

JAMES WU It's better to practice applying the techniques. Practicing only forms is just choreographed dancing

[@Threeblacklions]

very nice. what clf form is this?

[@SifuChrisChilds]

Paul LaPointe Lin Wan Kuen

[@Threeblacklions]

I do Mantis Boxing, but love the feel of these sets. Awesome flow and power man! Thanks for sharing.

[@ChineseAndFilipinoMartialArts]

Very nice :).

[@ZERO-CAPACITANCE]

Beautiful

[@sabrinab.4916]

Wow what a coincidence I learned a slightly different version of this form at a Shaolin Kung Fu school in China ^^

[@bluestingerborg]

Does the Hung Sing Kung fu association have a belt system? 'Cause I've seen some schools with a sash system

[@jadenng7569]

Is this Hung Sing Choy Li Fut from Master Jeong Yim's lineage?

[@SifuChrisChilds]

No from Chan Koon pak

[@jadenng7569]

@@SifuChrisChilds So this is Chan family CLF, then? It looks somewhat different from the CLF you see in King Mui...

[@SifuChrisChilds]

@@jadenng7569 Fong Yuk Shu lineage

[@jadenng7569]

@@SifuChrisChilds Ah, okay. That explains the differences in movement. If I recall, Fong Yuk Shu was also one of Chan Koon Pak's other students alongside Wong Fook Wing, Ngan Yiu Ting, and Leung Gwei, yes?

[@SkipinlLA]

Do you know of anyone in HK who could teach me choy li fut basics on either dec 23 (better) or the 24th during the day. thank you

[@tongpeter]

算唔錯

[@stevenkok1926]

Powerful !

[@johnbeaver7537]

Try doing that in public which is shown in the opener you will be hauled off to the funny farm. They will think you are either crazy or on drugs!

[@SreepYeldarb]

Right? I was thinking... one well placed spinning back kick to the dome and that show is over.

[@ididdjsii6191]

@@SreepYeldarb They say great minds think alike, right??

[@unknownivy130]

I came for ermac's stance in Mortal Kombat Armageddon...

[@myellis100]

Very nice video guys! I especially enjoyed the Asian Grand-Master demonstration. One can see that even though his moves were not as fast as the younger gentleman's, the Older Grand Master's flow of Chi and depth of the Art rang volumes throughout my inner being. Real Grand Masters are not into flashiness their only interest is being highly effective as we've seen here. Ous!

[@TimRHillard]

Man, I will tell ya, I appreciate how much they respect their elders in China. It is really too sad that the during the communist revolution the Chinese government hunted, jailed and killed as many martial artists and especially masters they could put their hands on. So much was lost during that time. Its good to see you can now at least practice Kung Fu in public.

[@jessemartin1876]

so. maybe some of this might work in a street fight?

[@ididdjsii6191]

@jesse martin if you came to youtube to learn how to win in a street fight, you already lost.

[@jessemartin1876]

@@ididdjsii6191 just curious

[@stevebarnett3347]

choi li fut in competition.

[@marsbars2550]

john travolta was a great teacher lol

[@raeesyousaf2879]

most of the peopel ther go to my kung fu sessions

[@deeblue984]

woooooo! i'm tired !

[@muntedme203]

BS..these guys get into the ring and they are tripping up over themselves..

[@junodonatus4906]

Ok, but who said it was exclusively for the ring If anything, Kung-Fu isn't for the ring at all Why not learn before you criticize?

[@snowballsnowball2132]

wtf?????

[@realest84ify]

krav maga vs this

[@sraa8815]

my gun vs krav maga

[@SreepYeldarb]

@@HECTORARTUROA US gun laws vs your machine gun

[@junodonatus4906]

​@@SreepYeldarb Nuclear holocaust vs all you tough guys 😜

[@MlWork3232]

Dont teach them the real stuff