Lama Kung Fu : 3 Strike Combination

Here is a basic striking combination from the Lama Pai Style of Kung-Fu.
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[@spiderjump]

the hardest part is the initial side step to avoid a jab. if you can side step a jab so cleanly, you can do a variety of techniques to take out our opponent.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Whch is why wise martial artist train their mind. Without training the mind, training the body is at best limited. Well rounded martial artists train concentration, meditation, and chi-kung. Each seperately and together. Perceptual change allows a far faster neuromuscular response. Such training takes time. Good luck. Laoshr 60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association

[@SoundwaveSuperior373]

the wide swinging arcing hand movements r usually found in the northern systems as opposed to the close linear hand attacks in the southern system is lama influenced by northern styles

[@PrintableCD1997]

this is a boxing technique but not as good... don't do them punches do a left to the body as you slip the jab then a right uppercut to the chin and the a left hook to the chin as you move out. this works! knocks out people easy! (i have tried it in both street fight and boxing match)

[@stefanschleps8758]

Anything works when YOU make it work.The man makes the art, not the art makes the man. You are using specious reasoning. Wow! You've been in a street fight? What did you learn? Good luck.

[@huyenson7871]

@@stefanschleps8758 Agreed, David Ross is a student of Chan Tai San's Lama Pai but incorporates it into modern arts like boxing and muay thai, if it didn't work he would simply be teaching the more modern arts but instead he combines various arts into an effective system and has trained numerous fighters. Paraphrasing what Bruce Lee said, take what works for you and discard the rest

[@CharlesADaCosta]

@actracts Hi, That was just a movie. There are even historians (tantric side) that claim there were lamas also at shaolin. Even a Kagu that was the Abit during the Kans. And even today there are Lamas that are Pureland buddhists. But more history does suport a rivaly (not enemies) with the taoists.

[@saronekennedysr.3551]

Looks exactly like White Crane techniques, especially Toisan White Crane.

[@Senseibluedragon]

Foxboro J🏡 🏞🏛

[@HingDaiMike]

real sweet technique guys..Keep the comming

[@ncigntujyang]

Thanks for sharing this to the world.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Nice. Thanks for sharing.

[@andrewsisco9870]

this is a really good video

[@wudanpai]

Shaolin Vs Lama! Best movie!

[@makjazz7]

@jazz0914 yes I agree . the implication of these applications are devastating. A fight could be over in a flash.

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

We lamas are traditional enemies of the shaolin!

[@Moltenblood]

You completely disregarded his legs, he could have kicked you three times for each strike you did.

[@youtryingtobelikeme]

thats good hes learning,

[@oslizza]

very interesting

[@lionfleck]

This is good, but I would prefer the snake technique.

[@BenLiu212]

to me, that looks more like a sow choy than a kup choy. not saying you're wrong, just saying thats the way i was taught. good combo tho. i'll use it in my next sparing match!

[@SoundwaveSuperior373]

lmao that comment owned

[@drchango2010]

Awesome

[@THAMOSK]

las 4 leyes en accion muy bueno exelente lamapakhokpai superior saludo ozzzz moss lee caracas venezuela

[@volteryugamine6668]

yeah but boxing leaves you with weak legs, if you want to learn a style learn one that takes time and effort, because it builds you up better, and the result is great

[@zaikapasaica]

martial arts is u, u are martial arts, no seperations.. ;)

[@ZayidTubeOfficial]

Nice

[@JakeDallara]

Fire, earth, water...

[@jazz0914]

Sweet

[@PrintableCD1997]

and his other hand is not usless... he wont stand around like a tree... one step with the front foot to the left and then he use that momentum with a right hook and you out cold since you don't have a guard and leave your chin all open and not tucked in at all!

[@jowga]

bättre namn His showing is quite sound....and you don't seem to be familiar..........these attacks have a reason ...a process for reaction and later setup .........

[@ChiStriker]

Your arms look a little big for a kungfu practitioner of experience, no offense, i know its all muscle but have u lost speed from making ur arms so big and muscley??

[@lionsroarfist]

Molten blood u have no clue what u r talking about. 99.99999999% of martial artists just have linear footwork n r rigid in their technique. If u understood linear, angular n circular movement u would notice that he is moving at an angle to the weak side n jamming his lead hand. Kick? Kick to the spot he just vacated while he was moving n striking at the same time! He kicks air. side

[@psychowithasmile]

I'm not american... u talk too fast... cant understand wat ur saying...

[@IMUSTBEDRIFTING]

That's not true... it's very slow and stay chorographic & the gay help the theach not have reaction like a true fight in the street.

[@HugoCostapequeno]

no efective in mma(real figth)

[@sraa8815]

actually. side steps happen all the time to counter jabs and crosses in MMA. the only MMA you probably only ever watched was brock lesnar on UFC 200 at a bar one time.