MY Martial Arts BACKGROUND - Kung Fu Report

[@chitoannguyen6516]

Thank you Sifu and thank you Chris for bringing Sifu online. If he's not online, a guy from far away like me will never have a chance to learn from his great stuffs. I really appreciate it

[@AR-qn9mq]

I usually write something about Adam after watching these, but Chris.... A massive thank you! You've done us all a great favour in getting Adam back on here

[@danyolooy]

Thanks for sharing your training background, Sifu Adam! Chris, thanks for getting Sifu back online to share his insights! Chris, you're a phenomenal demonstration partner and kudos for taking so many hits for the sake of our learning. I'd love to learn of your background as well, Chris! You're equally as important to the channel in many ways. Hope you'll entertain my (our) request!

[@hosehuang8565]

2nd that 👍🏼

[@ajarciaga8864]

I just want to thank you for your videos because they are a source of inspiration for me to not only train but look at whatever I'm training with different mindsets and that further opens up the world of Kung Fu to me.

[@reflexflow9088]

You have a Great Channal with a lot of useful information, thank you for sharing your skills!

[@robertmedsker5305]

You just explained the essence of personal expression. Beautiful my friend .

[@alanutomata5852]

I'm incredibly grateful for what you share on here. In a desert of noise and foolishness I find you and your words to be an oasis of peace and thoughtfulness. Thanks to both of you.

[@bobbyconch5451]

my favorite martial arts channel

[@michaelharris6153]

Thank you for sharing. Thank you, Chris and Adam. Finding this youtube channel really brought me meaning and joy. You're teachings in martial applications and philosophy has made me into a more well-rounded person. You guys really helped me during my darkest time in 2020. My favorite YT channel of all time! I look forward to each Tuesday and Thursday for your videos. Again thank you both! Truly a bright light in this world. Thank you!

[@jasonbaxter5990]

Hello Sifi Adam Chan. I have just recently subscribed to your training site and now starting to train the first Form. Learning the names. With the free first lesson. It is hard to understand the language. I am typing out the terminology of each movement as I learn them. How do you spell: The Circular Hand - It is sort of hard to make out and the video doesn't have captions on it. It sounds like "Huns Zao" Maybe it would be good to have the correct spelling of the word of the move like when you have "Sil Lim Tao" on the screen" For each particular name movement :) Another question is - Is the monthly payments in US or Canadian $$ - I am from Canada.

[@Ali_gamer123money]

Thank you sifu Adam and Chris 🙏

[@bonejo4]

Sifu Adam what a martial arts journey you have traveled. Do you have any Northern Shaolin experience and could you please provide your insights. And thank you Chris for everything you do. 🙏

[@greewaltgreewalt7533]

Since you have experience with standing chi kung.? When are you going to do a video on the chi kung aspect of Siu Lim Tao

[@benedictchin8799]

Greetings Adam, Nice CGI 👍🏾

[@hosehuang8565]

Chris, YOU DA MAN! 😜 Thanks for accompanying Adam on this journey and putting in the work for us to profit from his Wisdom 🙏🏼 I know you could be training and working on improving your own techniquea, but instead of keeping Adam all to yourself, you literally, share him with the rest of the world 😋

[@richardf9137]

VERY HUMBLE!

[@tristantse5900]

You are a great martial artist, one. Aspect is inspiring , you have inspired me to think differently about martial and made me more comfortable in what I simply can't do...I am grateful for finding you on KZbin,

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Great stuff! Many thanks :)

[@hosehuang8565]

😁 Thank you so much, Big Brother Chan 🙏🏼 I wish you much success, as well as your students. Nothing Good worth getting is ever easy.

[@Dannyjkd1]

Awesome exposure!! Love your stuff and learn from you alot. Keep it up!

[@----DJ----]

Chris, can we see some of the wooden dummy applications from Sifu?

[@brunonunez6185]

Hello, where we can send the questions? Thankyou

[@axelstone3131]

Are the books going to be a physical release? When will they be available?

[@massimilianoaitoro2399]

Sorry for My Superbia,and arrogance, and ignorance, Sifu Adam Chan.. Thank's.. What do you think about a Kempo/Kenpo/NinPo? Do you think about Shaolin Kenpo/Shorinji Kempo? Thank's you so much, con molta stima da parte mia, Massimiliano 🙏💪👍🏼

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

Let us not forget---We must seek, "To make Peace with all men," as opposed to looking for an opportunity to "Gung-Fu" somebody. There's FAR too much TESTOSTERONE goin' around, and it's very Alarming. Bottom line: Avoid fighting at ALL costs! People carry Guns and Knives these days. Be Wise... Be Smart!

[@davisbarr9112]

I wish meeting kung fu masters was that easy. I can't even find a kung fu TEACHER in my huge city anymore.

[@aidanpaim805]

So, embrace the example. Do what you can do and learn what you can learn for now on. When the opportunity came, you'll be well trained and will help you to learn new things. I'm now taking classes of bjj and Muay Thai but I want to learn Kung Fu as soon as possible. Do your best my friend. A hug from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

[@Scoopernz]

Hakka styles as well?

[@axelstone3131]

Adam, can you please explain what exactly red boat wing chun is? And what the difference is between ip man/moy tat in comparison? How much red boat did Bruce Lee know?

[@AztecUnshaven]

In the meantime while Mr. Chan responds, I'm gonna link you some really informative gems of Red Boat Gongfu knowledge from Mr. James Keating. Mr. Keating was a student of several amazing FMA and Gongfu teachers, including Fook Yeung, David Harris, and Sid Woodcock; from my understanding he also knows Steve Smith. Keating has a 3 part series of videos talking about his journey into Red Boat Wing Chun and how he met Sid Woodcock, David Harris and eventually Fook Yeung. He also studied with one of Bruce Lee's students as well. I highly recommend you watch all three chapters. Seattle and the Walla Walla Washington area had some amazing instructors back then. The more I looked into these great teachers, the more I understood how Bruce was able to throw and "destabilize" people way bigger and stronger than him like nothing. This is why I feel a lot of those "late era JKD is the best" folks are arrogantly missing the point of Bruce's journey and skill development. They foolishly dismiss anything pre-JKD as "classical mess", and end up missing out on huge nuggets of wisdom and power development. The tragedy of this is that most of those "late era is the best" guys don't have anything remotely close to Bruce's speed, timing or power. But I digress... here's the link to Mr. Keating's conversations about Red Boat... kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4aVnIFvZr5ra6M

[@axelstone3131]

@@AztecUnshaven thanks man I’ll take a look. You know what I think is a bit odd. Alex from the Kung fu genius seems very reluctant to talk about Adam or even red boat. Seems to have a real issue with fook yeung teaching Bruce. Not sure what all that’s about. Think it’s kind of strange, like he doesn’t want to believe it, yet you have Adam who knew Jesse for a bit actually told Adam that fook yeung was teaching bruce

[@johnyossarian9059]

He was a cook at 9 years old???

[@davisbarr9112]

Got it so you don't read these yourself. That's a very cool background ... Northern shaolin and a lot of Wing Chun JKD and other kung fu touch hands masters. Training 40 hours a week ... I'll still never understand that mentality because aren't you tired or exhausted from your full time physical labor job like I am, sometimes? It makes training weird.

[@JasonLaveKnotts]

WRF I thought you were like 30.