Hung Gar Kung Fu Form - Little Tiger Fist Explained

[@thecorybandit]

So cool to see these green dragon videos on youtube! I remember seeing your ads as a kid and always wondered about you guys! Good stuff!

[@GreenDragonKungFu]

Thanks Cory!

[@chroniclesofbap6170]

Great form, sir. One great moment in my training was when I was a teenager learning the forms. My Sifu aranged it so that the imaginary people you were fighting was played out for me by other students as I went through the first form. It brough the thing to life and gave it a deeper meaning. If you understand where the centre of gravity of your attacker is, you should be advantaged.

[@rustynailbolt]

This looks so awesome! I'd totally love to learn this form!

[@joaovermelho0084]

Thank you Shifu! It's always good to know more and more about Hung Gar style.

[@GreenDragonKungFu]

More to come!

[@timothygreene7874]

Hello respected sifu. I would love to learn of your hung kuen. I've trained in hung kuen in the 90s but not as clean as I would like. This is absolutely wonderful

[@GreenDragonKungFu]

Thank you Timothy.

[@JKDVIPER]

3:10 interesting. I saw some hands from wing chun in there. An obvious influence to wing chun is your little tiger form. 🤟💯㊙️

[@bmilk1177]

thank you, sir. all the best to you, sir

[@reytrevino8284]

Is the version of Hung-Gar which you practice the same or different from Chi chi ling's system?

[@easyrider4032]

😊 Remember Yahuwah Elohim condemned the 1st Fallen Angel who taught man the blows of death, so since its already out there. We should learn only use it strictly for self defense because love always protects, only for protection of the ones we love and ourselves so we must also master it. 😊

[@ChristianRifleClub]

The form looks a bit like Buk Hawk Pai technique

[@GreenDragonKungFu]

Yes it does. Several long range swinging motions.

[@wynnwong4008]

The actor Lau KarFai is master at Hung Kar

[@ChristianRifleClub]

Eagle Claw style ?

[@GreenDragonKungFu]

Hung Gar

[@fredricclack7137]

Y Sash on ♀️ side?! 🤔☯️

[@GreenDragonKungFu]

Women traditionally tied their sashes on the right side. Now that sashes have found their way into Chinese martial arts, everyone ties it on the right side, following the cultural tradition of scholarly pursuits on the left and warrior arts on the right, or weapon-bearing side.

[@stereodom1]

bullshido

[@GreenDragonKungFu]

Impudento

[@daviddiaz8313]

What a Joke , no such form exists in Traditional HG, Green Dragon is Learn from books and Vidoes.