Wudang Kung Fu-PuDao and Dragon Sword-Chung Qiu Dadao and Long Hua Jian

[@uroskrasovec1272]

I never saw any kind of body moves more estetic and perfect than this. Amazing !

[@orbixmusic]

Love the transitions at 0:20 and 0:30

[@DaWeiGongfu]

Ya, he's really good. He was my personal coach when I trained there. BTW, I used Image Stabilization on this one! :-)

[@orbixmusic]

@@DaWeiGongfu well done friend! It does make a difference. Honestly, it distracted from the beauty/grace before.

[@allenng2471]

Very fluid and fast giving it power and grace.

[@user-fj9kt6en6v]

Wow! That was extremely beautiful, I am speechless

[@EndySketchek]

Can you tell me the background music. I love it 😍

[@greasepipe9999]

Probably kinda late but the song is The way of the warrior by Yi Nantiro

[@EndySketchek]

@@greasepipe9999 ok thx ^¬^

[@chinmayeelenka9589]

I have no words to express what an amazing performance 💛❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💜💜💙💚💚💛🧡♥️♥️♥️❤️🧡💛

[@DaWeiGongfu]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Ming and Zuo are both exceptional martial artists!

[@chinmayeelenka9589]

@@DaWeiGongfu we can guess from this video 🙏🙏

[@accophoto]

Amazing performing

[@theoestechannel4765]

excellent form, both are impeccable

[@borutaicho]

Great moves but isnt the blade to much flexy? Shouldnt It be more stiff not moving so much around? Or is this normal? Great vid!

[@DatBrasss]

I think this is Wushu. Focuses more on the Art than the Martial. So they aren't real weapons

[@James-wd9ib]

It's not considered a "live" blade, the Wushu weapons for forms exhibitions are all kinda wobbly.

[@halweiss8671]

Wudang is Daoist, and is very often a different feel from the Shaolin based forms which are Buddhist.

[@julesberger4696]

very nice love it

[@DaWeiGongfu]

Thanks!

[@Ruka77-e2x]

beautiful! awesome! 勇猛！絶技！

[@nathanphillips3104]

Can someone explain the idea behind the blade. I see it flapping

[@DaWeiGongfu]

Good question! It's made of what they are calling "Sprung Steel". I think it can maybe be called "Spring Steel". But, I've heard of Spring Steel blades being heavier and thicker. Either way, it's not a combat weight blade and they are not sharpened. It's for training and demonstration. In China it's illegal to carry around or use battle-ready sharpened blades, so these flexible blades are pretty common on this weapon and a lot of swords for training, demonstration and competitions. They make a snapping sound when you wield them correctly, which shows that you are transmitting power from your stance and body into the blade.

[@patriciadileonardo4620]

Beautiful...

[@simonebandera]

Amazing!

[@DaWeiGongfu]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@luftjager4966]

No offence.... without doubting the skills , flabby material cold bladed weapons in CMA need to be replaced with sturdy version resembling close to real ones... no matter what, weight does matter in doing forms , even with real weight weapons has yet to be " completed " with application

[@HamasPringles]

Part of the reason they're like that is so you learn to snap force through the blade. Also, it looks cool.

[@dienle4912]

It look like Soucalibur Sega dreamcast😊

[@leeleewong399]

好刀法，就開始那一刀，就能把人給砍飛彈上一樓的平台。不過刀片也太薄了點吧。

[@DaWeiGongfu]

这是真的。 现代刀片通常很薄。

[@binac]

That should be Podao(朴刀), not Pudao. 朴 has different pronunciations and "Po" should be the right one here.

[@DaWeiGongfu]

Thanks for the insight! I'm taking it from the Pinyin "Pǔ dāo" in Mandarin. My master Pan Qing Fu 潘清福 always pronounced it "Pu" in his Shandong Mandarin.

[@daciimini8672]

Smoooth

[@梁淵松]

毛亞綺美術冠軍

[@TheManofsorrows]

LOL! fake flimsy bladed not Real Guan Dao!

[@DaWeiGongfu]

That’s a pudao, not a guandao. They’re all made that way.

[@wolf3001]

It's just a training weapon. I doubt a lot of people want to run around with a functional weapon.

[@James-wd9ib]

@@wolf3001 A lot of people do want to run around with a functional weapon. It's everyone else doesn't want them to.