Dragon style kung fu

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[@Lordbloodwolf7]

No, although it does incorporate some of the other techniques from such other animal styles of Kung Fu, it is in an of itself a separate form. Actually... I think that the Dragon IS one of the 5 main styles... At least I thought it is.

[@michaelchanchihee]

Very good !

[@jadefist2000]

Nice work! and i still cant believe u didnt buy me a shirt or jumper from hong kong :( hahaha..... i like watching ur forms mate! keep it up!

[@Sanningsministeriet]

@xZerocopyx both yes and no. The classical 5 animals are Tiger, Panther, Dragon, Crane and Snake (in that order). Dragon does incorporate elements from the other 4 but it is a style in itself, and its a VERY high level skill, pressure points, breaking bones, psychology and so on. It looks very coiling and is very mysterious. Monkey is often taught within many 5 animal styles (where you combine the 5 and switch as you se fit), like Horse, Bear, Eagle and others. Mantis fist is a complete system.

[@RoyalDragonusa]

@TingSingChiKung No it's not. It's just not common. We have some here in Chicago that descended from the Triads who came here and set up shop in the 1930s

[@mushinwarrior]

the problem with ignorant people who dont study is they cant hide their ignorance this is dragon dragon combines all four animals and forms the dragon a a spirit of all four internal syles dont display flash and sometimes people are disseminating knowledge not just skill thank you great video

[@Sanningsministeriet]

@tonglung18 haha my 5 animal order is completely different. Where did you get yours from bro? I do Southern Shaolin Five Form Fist (Five Animal Five Element) from Tran Loi Minh in Paris.

[@Ryotphoenixwing]

did someone press the fast foreword button?

[@jelloofhell]

looks more like cobra style

[@500p4]

It was good, but he did it like a dance, there was no feeling in his moves.

[@djYOMANT]

what i see its just hands technic of san basicks kungfu , buth that;s not dragon stile.... ther is legs fol dawn , dragon vings position ...

[@JackDevaney]

Are you saying dancers don't put feeling into their moves? I'm sure you know that's not true and didn't think about the statement too much so no biggie. With regards to this guy on video, generally when practicing the forms passion isn't key, fluidity and accuracy are the name of the game. But I have to admit, if your trying to show off to people, as with dance, put some effort in U__U'