連步拳 part 2/3 技術 Lián bù quán techniques

[@ChineseWrestlingCeKungFu]

I shared a new video with Chin Na (Qin Na) applications!!!

[@ChineseWrestlingCeKungFu]

Great Lian Bu Quan applications!!!! Great job, my friend!!!

[@jeffdoeskungfu]

i like how you present it as an interpretation of the likely preferences of the guy who originally cooked it up

[@the.wandering.warrior]

🙏 Haha yea of course! I mean martial artists are individual humans too right? Even in cultural and regional context it's someone or some locality's flavor of a regional pugilistic vocabulary

[@adammills9715]

Amazing!

[@davidbarnwell_virtual_clas6729]

Loved this...ima teach myself this form. Dr Yang Jwing Ming teaches it but I've never liked his applications even though I think he's a great martial artist.

[@the.wandering.warrior]

👍👍

[@samuelchau2860]

Han qing ttang of taiwan promoted Liang bu quan in Philippines during late 60/70s.. Together with Leung kai tsi of wuTan

[@the.wandering.warrior]

Yea man I think this is a very very widespread form... Hopefully this gets people thinking and reflecting on their form they learned

[@SalvadorTrakal]

Great video!, can't wait for part 3! I learned it 15yrs ago too, altough a bit different, Gu Ruzhang adopted it and that's how it got to us. There are some throws, but they are more like take downs than a hip throw, lots of joint locks tho!. Very solid form and good applications all around. Thanks for sharing! 🙏

[@davidbarnwell_virtual_clas6729]

Couldn't the move after the groin slap be a single leg takedown? Like you go low to slap someplace (,groin , face...while hiding behind their shoulder...) with your right hand. Then....grab the leg and pull and twist with your right arm while pushing down someplace with your left hand and using gong bu to assist the takedown .

[@the.wandering.warrior]

I think that's a bit difficult on someone your size or bigger

[@mgtowishfever8321]

finally!some external stuff,but can a mainly striking art be used as wrestling?

[@the.wandering.warrior]

I don't understand. Can striking be used as wrestling???? 🤔😐

[@mgtowishfever8321]

@@the.wandering.warrior hahaha,no what meant is can a striking based martial art can contain some wrestling.such as northern mantis which is a striking art.

[@the.wandering.warrior]

@@mgtowishfever8321 sure some pugilistic systems can have a decent amount of wrestling, although by definition they'll be more pugilism based

[@tangsun4797]

@@mgtowishfever8321 Mantis is not a striking art.

[@samuelchau2860]

This form is lost in Manila.

[@the.wandering.warrior]

Is there interest in bringing it back?

[@samuelchau2860]

This form is being practice by my senior kung fu friend.. I donnt know the form.. Not any more.... Wushu... 7 star mantis, pak hok pai, amd ngo cho kun. Are more popular. Taiwan master didnt stay that long in the Philippines.

[@the.wandering.warrior]

@@samuelchau2860 understood, well, if there's ever interest in collaboration and workshops, please let me know! 🙏😉