Demonstrating Qi - What It Means to be a Qigong Master

[@Vahvafitness]

All courses by the grandmaster ➞ WarriorNeigong.com Informative article with the ancient pictures and more information regarding demonstrating Qi ➞ bit.ly/demonstrating-qi

[@tijihbakungfu977]

Master looks like younger master roshi from dragon ball and than you are future gohan. In super saiyan form.

[@tijihbakungfu977]

This golden bell form... How many days to practice and rest. Like in gym while we don't work the same muscle every day we give time for recovery. For this practice what is the period of recovery

[@Vahvafitness]

The Golden Bell is a massive method that consists of many several practices, the fighting Qigong form is one part of it. The Golden Bell is comprehensively covered at WarriorNeigong.com

[@tchutchuko777]

TIJIHBA Kung fu the iron palm process is also covered in the course?

[@erikthewizard7752]

With his ability to split rocks and break bricks with his fingers should he not be able to one hit KO someone in the ring?

[@adrianwoke92]

I’ve recently subbed to your channel. I just wanted to truly thank you man, for gifting the world with a priceless knowledge we desperately need in faithless times. This man having a platform is what still gives me some glimmer of hope in the internet.

[@Ssssyyyyyyyyyy]

Although I cannot afford the course, I enjoy these videos immensely. Thanks for them, guys!

[@pipebomb8562]

Same here . It is too costly for me to afford

[@epstiendidntkillhimself1435]

Man I dont think theres anyone like this in the united states

[@epstiendidntkillhimself1435]

@@pipebomb8562 lol how much is it?

[@ajmera4958]

I want it for my kids. How much it cost?

[@loganslog3393]

@@ajmera4958 about $2000 for life long access

[@konkyolife]

I’m so happy to see young people getting in to this in the MMA/UFC world we have now. This online offering system you created for this master should be repeated for others, keep helping the masters guys, great work, impressive.

[@Yodumeee]

Any of his students fighting in the ufc?

[@konkyolife]

@@Yodumeee any of yours?

[@edtheangler4930]

@@Yodumeee Kung fu is deadly, I'm pretty sure gouging someones eyes and troath out gets you in jail so why the fuck would a kung fu fightet clown around with boxers fighting for clout?

[@lazur1]

Dynamic tension/muscular co-contraction/infimetrics/hard kata: Done w/honest, intense effort, strengthens the body in movements that no other exercise can equal.

[@KinNitro]

This is Powerful! It feel like this will stand the test of time. You are truly part of something great.

[@Yodumeee]

Yes! Monkey king Fu guys been beating everyone in the ufc! Oh wait.......

[@zedwart8534]

@@Yodumeee Always the sane commemnt, ad if is mandatory to go to UFC . The video is about Chi Kung, BTW.

[@donatellocavani7117]

He’s the real deal a real focused martial artist that’s incorporated it into his lifestyle to healing rehabilitation this is mind opening ✊🏽

[@AZ-zr5oo]

I have no doubt that this guy is tough and has done a lot of training, but he is also a master of deception and does a very good job of adding that extra touch of mysticism to his persona. That rock he broke 9:00 was broken upon impact with the rock underneath since it was lifted a few centimeters before being struck. Play that part in slow motion and you will see.

[@expo2727]

If it's that easy, please demonstrate breaking a similar rock yourself. It is still hard af to do.

[@AZ-zr5oo]

@@expo2727 No, it's not as hard af to break it. You're basically pounding the rock on the surface beneath. Yes, it's not something everyone can do. My grandmother can't, but if you have a little makiwara training and martial arts background, you can certainly do it.

[@mikehunt9884]

its an old trick, this guy is bs.. anyone who calls himself a grandmaster has a massive ego problem, and probably full of crap imo.

[@hunglukenguyen]

@@AZ-zr5oo maybe he cheated but I know a old Vietnamese guy who broke bricks with elbow, no trick of lifting!

[@hunglukenguyen]

@@AZ-zr5oo kzbin.info/www/bejne/pn3ViZxqrMeApK8

[@richardr2037]

Wow! I'm definitely need to practice this daily every morning and night..

[@jonathanmusser7109]

The blood! Duh. Wow. Kidneys being the filtration system. This is wonderful knowledge, blessed by it. May it birth wisdom to many! What a world. An entire unexplored one within each of us.

[@responsibilitylove4847]

Tried this with 5 lb dumbbells. What a pump this does for the back, shoulders and arms. Thank you Shifu for posting. I got to buy some rings. Quality content.

[@superone5838]

I am happy for you guys that you get to live your dream and desires in this martial arts way of life. 👍👏👍

[@elcorbino1691]

7:25 that kick was so impressive, I don't know martial arts so I can't comment on technique or form, but purely the fact that he was so confident in how effective it would be, he was happy to put everything into it , even if that meant him falling too. One guy got KO'd, the other just took a tumble. If that didn't work it would've been game over, but I feel like he KNEW it would work so went for it. Really, really impressive.

[@karolyborsi2135]

I loved the random shoe shopping scene with the Master and Wanyi, a slice of life in Taiwan. :)

[@hatejethro1164]

Kidneys, the source of energy, the hormones? Im starting to see the parallels between this and Wim Hof's method.

[@Vahvafitness]

That's the knowledge of Qigong. Wim Hof has done tremendous work showing the West that many of these ancient methods actually have a massive effect on the immunity system, hormonal production, nervous system etc... but I would honestly say that Jiang Yu Shan's knowledge is far superior to Hof, like it's almost a difference between a novice and a pro.

[@urmonn8162]

Good chi!...this guys so good everytime I watch I get healed.

[@JOSEFSWORLD]

Me too. It is very relaxing and a joy to watch him. He has a good vibe! 💪🏻🙂

[@heldertelesmesquitamesquit8812]

when you are older you will feel the result of that exercise for the hands

[@salumtummundi9462]

@Sa Da read the description of this video for info of this master

[@markwalters7856]

Not with proper breathing and dit da jow.

[@Yodumeee]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@expo2727]

Are you speaking from experience?

[@Yodumeee]

The funniest KZbin channel out there! This is GREAT

[@inflames2112]

I hope one day we can teach our kids these valuable lessons for health and quality of life

[@maduroholdings]

Your program is so worth the money

[@Yodumeee]

A new sucker is born every minute P.T. Barnum (monkey master)

[@argh2945]

Great video! Thanks so much for getting this knowledge out there. As an aside, I'm not sure if this has been asked before, but I've noticed you have a tick which involves your right shoulder going up and back every now and then. Very curious as to why that's occuring. Again, love your content guys. Very unique and helpful. Thanks 🙏

[@mattbugg4568]

Thats called a stress knot. After they really get bad people start swinging there heads around trying to crack there neck. The proper treatment is to massage the long muscle on top of the shoulder and rear side of the neck the place where the three muscles attach in the Grove of the neck has to release to get rid of it. Its common in big guys or bodybuilding or people who swing axes and hammers. Its from lifting your shoulders as this guy does alot, proper mechanics tell you to keep your shoulders down but as you get older they create up on you once you develop a consistent stress knot it might never go away completely

[@Naiddou]

facinating tension and relaxation combined

[@perrypelican9476]

If only i was younger, i would be on a plane to china today. I hate regrets, but of course we always have them because we cant partake in everything in life. Time goes by very quickly and if we dont jump on opportunities and procrastinate, we miss out on wonderful things. Qigong to me is clearly an opportunity for a much much better life. But, again, dont put it off. Imagine how much better your life can be if you can control your inner power/emergy. That energy is their for every human, but so few of us actually use their qi in any way more than what our bodies do naturally. I strongly believd that there is an infinite number of possibilities for how we live our lives. Practicing qi gong allows us to explore one of those possibilities as deeply as we choose, but it requires some dedication and guidance from another human who has somehow discovered how to implement their own qi. Go for it. Its an opportunity to live a way better life.

[@hanksimon1023]

If you want to learn Qigong (at the beginning level), you may be able to find a teacher at a local Yoga or Martial Arts club. Tai Chi is a form of Qigong that includes moving balancing of Yin/Yang. But, if you learn Tai Chi from Kempo or hard, external teachers, they may not be interested internal methods.

[@icemanesmalla]

Good day master..im Chester from the philippines. I have a mental illness called schizoaffective disorder. I go insane without anti psychotic meds. Can chi gung heal my sickness? Do u have programs for chi gung to foreign patients like me hu suffer from this illness?

[@ligadeMemes]

Que buen video , excelente material para entender a fondo la vida del arte marcial

[@joshborghero4728]

I have been educated and humbled .

[@ĀnanIm-h8d]

may I ask which qigong form is being practiced with the iron rings? also, what is being practiced/taught at 15:48?

[@HamzaTuranKubulay]

Such a culture bomb. Quality content.

[@VitomirMilosevic]

Thanks for this video,good stuff.Respect from Slovenija.

[@abc23978]

He is a good teacher.

[@Wolf-rb4or]

I think if Shaolin disciples and warrior monks physically trained every other day instead of everyday, they could have Grandmaster Yu’s physique. Their training is so difficult. I believe the lack of rest makes their physique slimmer.

[@hatejethro1164]

True, the other side of that coin is nutrition, higher calorie intake and higher rest( lower calories burned) does help get a bulkier physique.

[@vtino4825]

Shaolin system is deeply rooted in Buddhism, they're not into chasing good looking physique. all of the physical training is for reaching the goal of spiritual enlightenment

[@Kornonapiska]

what type of Qigong is this and how long do you practice it for? Would you do tai chi before or after this based on energy expenditure ?

[@victorhausler4339]

I can afford it and I will start very soon. You have got a new student ...

[@radikalZen]

Thanks for English subtitle. May I suggest to use youtube subtitle instead hardsub ( its more easy that way ). Anyways thanks for the video, Great videos.

[@zengenxers]

When breaking that rock I notice there was a gap between the bottom rock and the rock you were hitting. This means you just slam the rock you were hitting into the bottom rock which aided in the breaking of that rock! Break the same kind of rock again without lifting one side or no sides; leave the rock on a flat surface then you will convince me the you naturally broke that rock.

[@JiangYuShan猴拳門江玉山]

Ok - the next time . Watch my other clips where I do something better

[@charlesbetancourt7337]

Flat break is slightly more advanced than what he did but what he did is still an advanced break. Do as I did : Go to the park take a stone like his and throw it as hard as you can downward against a boulder till your arm gets tired. My stone didn't break. I also tried unsuccessfully to break as he did.

[@scottk7613]

What herbs are used when doing soft and hard qigong? What formula is good for proper chi growth and circulation through the body?

[@Vahvafitness]

These are actually all trade secrets of the master, more information and access to the medicine is covered in WarriorNeigong.com courses though

[@scottk7613]

@Vahvafitness I already know alot of qigong, and cant afford to retake lessons on something I already know. But, the one thing I'm having trouble finding, is that trade secret of certain oils for proper chi circulation. My grandpa taught me qigong when I was younger, but he never knew the medical aspect of it. He showed me proper movement and breathing.

[@araa5184]

That rock splitting was clean

[@shaktishaker]

I would love a course on fixing my knee pain and swelling.

[@elizaeri1295]

I tell you what..just do simple qigong everyday...it will help you to get your meridian channels unblock...you won't have any pain whatsoever...I normally follow marisa yoqi and shaolin temple Europe routine daily especially yi jin jing

[@kenztchan]

练武者须具备一胆二力三功夫缺一不可，恭喜你有个真师父

[@2tang90]

Hello, interested to know how encouraged this is for women? Thank you 🙏🏽

[@gabrielthemessenger3305]

It's a form of chi gong that leans more towards self defense, but highly involves the flow of force hence energy work (chi gong) . It's spiritual as it is highly effective in connection with the body mind heart soul as far as the defense style itself goes u would have to practice it & do it for a very long time to utilize it in real time combat situation compared to the other martial arts , Of Course It's Highly Encouaged For Everybody Ground Yourself Raise Your Awareness & Become Synchronized With The Energetic Flow Of Mother Gaia✝️

[@EurekaRecycler]

Thanks, I can train my arms and legs but when I sleep at night the energy seems to make my groin swell, so how can I re channel it? Thanks again

[@brotherxela5085]

Body tapping

[@kasumifu1541]

Booty tang.

[@raphaelfritzler8228]

To all haters out there, check your ego at the door. Thanks for the video. Mad respect 🙏👊

[@frankbyrd9345]

Thanks for the teaching

[@moray7910]

Wow...I need a master like him.

[@andresdavidflorezquintero8469]

Awesome shaolin iron palm training!

[@yunus-emrekaplan9642]

Breaking bricks is more about the Wolff’s law than qi, That is exactly why they train themselves with sand bags: to strengthen bones by micro-fracturing them and letting them rebuild themselves stronger

[@yunus-emrekaplan9642]

@Sachin Sachu look at the blade of his hands it’s completely swollen = the bones hardened

[@perrypelican9476]

Qi gong and variations of internal martial arts training is emerging more and more for some reason. It used to be secrets of the dynasties. The better the armies were, the more likely they would rule. Time didn't matter in the old days because there was overlap. Masters would teach the soldiers to be effective fighters. The difference back then was that the soldiers were focused only on being effective and deadly fighters. It wasn't a hobby like going to the gym. For some reason the old ways were diluted with less skilled practitioners and the real masters fled to monasteries with their best students who were the ones who were mist trusted and devoted. Masters became fussy so as nit to waste their time and to have the strongest fighters. If their students were the best fighters then the masters would get more affluent and sought after. Today the masters are harder to find because there are so many who say they are masters but are not at all. Because of things like KZbin, a lot of phonies have emerged in an effort to make money. Young Americans are easy to fool because they don't know what to look for. They see a guy in good shape throwing around chinese words and acting spiritual and they think the guy is great.I see so many who have no credentials. You ask who their teachers were and you get no answer. They only answer the comments that saynhowvgreatbthey are. They call themselves sifu or sensei or whatever. They learn a few techniques and people think they are amazing. This channel is the real deal. I am not sure if it's good to teach the old fighting styles to the world because there are so many who want it for bad reasons. I think it's better to have to show your dedication and motivation by having to travel far to convince a master to train you. More and more bad masters will emerge and it will become impossible to find a real one. I could be wrong.

[@Alien2799]

Any tips for finding the real masters? What to look for?

[@Vahvafitness]

Pure and direct lineage, tangible results to show and demonstrating qi: www.vahvafitness.com/demonstrating-qi-what-it-means-to-be-a-qigong-master

[@mlynn9361]

i'm interested in qi gong more for the health/spiritual elements, so when i see masters breaking rocks and stuff all i can think of is "weird flex but okay" :P ... should probably try to get consistent with my yoga practice before getting into another system. Kidneys are source of qi? guess I'm automatically limited with only one kidney, lol

[@unechaine1]

Very interesting, thank you.

[@viktorivanov5261]

He hit the stone and the stone hits the other stone

[@Wikingo]

Hello Master, ehm.. I am overweight - besides losing weight, this exercise could help me to self massage my lumbar muscles? Thanks so much

[@Wikingo]

@Trillion aire thanks 🙏

[@oceanwave4142]

Does Kung Fu mean acquired skill or time work or something else?

[@teshajie]

great video!!

[@levanyashin]

How heavy are those rings on the forearm ? 5kg possibility?

[@RicardoT213]

what music is this? videos are getting better and better!

[@davidrussell331]

The qigong your doing in this one looks similar to “iron wire” that I learned 🙏🏼

[@iearnjohn]

His hands are JACKED

[@pauls3364]

I am based in Slough near the imas studio I have in Slough I hope to be able to join a course soon !

[@MiroslavZupunski]

Für mich wäre es ein Traum mit diesem Menschen Tee zu Trinken so Gott will und mit Seiner zustimmung alles Gute den Schülern und Euch besonders Grüße aus Berlin😲😃👋

[@farazsworkshop]

Qi Qong is magic

[@xXxcastenada]

How much do those rings weigh?

[@tijihbakungfu977]

Yes thanks i wanted that... Nice work.. What is that music Plz do more like this

[@Vlad.1964]

ИНТЕРЕСНЫЙ ЦИГУН!!! СУПЕР!!!

[@bryanooi8815]

This is the way that Chinese kung-fu should heading to. Not some funny acrobatic stun actions.

[@timo4051]

Hey Eero and Samuli, What is your take on how the slow fighting Qi exercises you are doing late on this video compare to some katas practiced in karate? This is very intriguing, maybe the kata has a similar function for real fighting karate? Makes me as a combat sports practisioner feel like ”how did I not see this?” when thinking of the potential benefits of this type of practice of recruiting and moving Qi around. Good stuff!

[@wildrain8602]

Well qigong forms are designed specifically to build and flow your qi to all of your body. Karate katas aren't. They are forms that mimick fighting moves. If you practice karate you should add qigong with your training.

[@timo4051]

。梁疯 thanks for clearing this up. I imagined you could apply the qi gong -style practice to a kata, eg. learn to flow qi in your fighting moves specifically (and perhaps train more generalistic qi gong form in addition). Nevertheless, I feel like I got a glimpse of understanding the power of qi gong training. Very intriguing.

[@dzikao9529]

Great Master

[@naturemanironfist5621]

Hi can u tell me the name of that song, I think I might can use it in a rap song .

[@johnrutledge3892]

I kept food in my cheek . My father told me - " You are not a squirrel "

[@МаксимКовтун-з2ж]

Вы в руках замечательного Мастера!!!

[@BrunoZevi-ju8oy]

I practiced qi gong 5 years ago. I did this about 1 year , after 3 months I got to emite light in a led wich had contact with my body and a pipe buried in the ground. It happend only in the place I was training.

[@lizardking3979]

Wow! Nice dance!! Graceful!!

[@streetsamurai1]

My Sifu, Shi Guolin of the Shaolin Overseas Headquarters in NY was also a master of the Golden Bell Cover

[@siriusb9565]

i like your channel and this video, please what are the songs on the intro ? a mix of asian and folk music

[@thelonewolf848]

Very interesting stuff

[@MrFabiomassid]

He would do a great actor, kind of Jackie Chan martial comedy

[@salumtummundi9462]

Watch the whole video.... and read video descriotion pls..

[@A.T.Sickzer]

Nice intro music. Do you have the title?

[@konkyolife]

I’m so glad this real master found you guys. You are sharing important cultural treasures.

[@giambertotaiani8317]

Sono allergico in un modo incredibile ai tatuaggi, quando li vedo mi si rizzano i peli come fanno i gatti che si posizionano in forma di difesa

[@nunomouta6300]

why were you holding bracelets for?

[@rolandrodriguez7145]

Very good ,thank you Sifu

[@tiko545]

9:06 the stone is slightly lifted before the strike and might have broken easier due to the impact with another stone?

[@konkyolife]

Please try in on video like that and then upload for us.

[@tiko545]

@@konkyolife well I have nothing to prove here. why don't you guys upload a video where he breaks it properly? :-)

[@konkyolife]

@@tiko545 you have nothing to “prove" but something “say", got it.

[@tiko545]

@@konkyolife yeah, you could even say I "commented" on this video if that suits you better 😉

[@charlesbetancourt7337]

I went by that theory and tried to break the stone No luck

[@pats3714]

When I see a skinny guy using chi v. a muscular guy I'll believe it. Yeah, I believe in it, but I think it takes like three times the mental effort or more to master chi than to master physical prowess. Coming on like a chi master when you haven't mastered the basics is a joke.

[@roninnovastar1321]

I agree !! Really tired of these so called fictitious masters acting like there some kind Jedi master, and making money off the naive minds...

[@taswariqbal2917]

I loved martial art I have seen it in school the self defenced guy left the buly looking like a mouse since then am interested to meet a good honest loveing teacher I would really love to meet you leaving all my family behind

[@Kornonapiska]

When you are doing these moves do you flex the tendons and coordinate the flexing , the in and out movements with your breathing? For example I flex my tendon and as I bring the limb inwards i breathe in, when i push it out , i breathe out. I'm trying to understand the internal dynamics.

[@jeffreyyounger5772]

I would like to thank for the video, i. want to learn it.

[@GiC7]

Nice

[@tchutchuko777]

The iron palm process is also included in the course?

[@Vahvafitness]

The iron palm is not part of this course. It's a quite large method on its own

[@Bellysplit4ways]

what is that thing called thats being stiked at 9:32?

[@TheUncutAngel]

will somebody turn down the volume on this guy's chidori?

[@STROBdotNET]

I think the guy is a master and real martial expert but breaking rocks like this is pretty easy. I used to it even as a child to impress my friends who didn't know you just have to hold the rock a few millimiters from the ground before hitting it! lol

[@Nobnoxious]

Imaginary and cooperative slow motion opponent style. It’s really just slow dancing.

[@charlesbetancourt7337]

You should look into his other videos. He fought in mma,kickbox and sanda

[@salumtummundi9462]

Its a style which you do not know but it has real life very effective applications in this channel, watch that video.

[@O-Kyklop]

9:00 I don't like to say it but, the stone must stick tight on the other when we hit it.

[@jakeblue8506]

yes looks like a trick

[@O-Kyklop]

@@jakeblue8506 Yeah. If they do not stick together it is the mass of the stone effecting the break and not the blow with the hand, which only multiplies the weight of the stone. I don't think there are many practitioners who can break such a stone without that gap in-between. Such tricks shouldn't be shown, pretending they are not.

[@drmoreirafilho1]

This is the iron thread form? From Hunggar or from another style?

[@Vahvafitness]

Lohan Quan

[@drmoreirafilho1]

Thank you. I practice north Shaolin ( lineage from Gm Chan Kowk Wai). Your on-line project is a real treasure! In time I will be training in it to expand my experience!

[@basteagui]

thanks master now we can drink what's inside this... wait bro this is a rock!

[@Awakenedmind333]

I was wondering what ointment shifu uses for his iron palm/shin training.

[@Vahvafitness]

Many different ones. There are different medicine for different elements (iron, wood etc.) depending on which phase of training you are in. The recipe is Jiang Yu Shan's lineage secret but has many herbs, alcohol and can have even insects like scorpions

[@Awakenedmind333]

VAHVA Fitness right makes sense. I can respect that. I figured the authentic way of obtaining the knowledge would be to ask the man himself. I like the idea of iron fist training, I just don’t want to damage anything in the long run. Thank you.

[@Karate0007]

Real master Would like to train with u Sir Hisham u look good with beard !

[@Leon-R2D2]

Thanks to the the content! What is the golden belt and what does do/what is it's purpose. Beste Grüße/Best Regards!

[@2phalanges]

can you try it on a person?

[@snowissj]

Masters of Qi come in many forms. Show casing power doesn’t have to be physical.

[@WrongWorld23]

I wonder if Jiang Yu Shan knows a good Master in Germany? I would prefer a real person over video lessons.

[@brendaleong596]

Master Shi Heng Yi of Shaolin Temple Europe in Otterberg