Shaolin 5 Animals | Snake Style | Coil Technique | Kung Fu Training | Martial Arts

[@Hy-jg8ow]

I find the snake style extremely elegant and economical.

[@ramujothi574]

Hi

[@lozkokaramitev8027]

This is glorious, I've been looking for "learning powerful methods to build your Chi energy" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Fellmeroni Rudimentary Chi - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my neighbour got great results with it.

[@dennisgonzalez2377]

Simple but effective I do karate but when I block as snake it feels the same as if I'm using a karate strike

[@D20Steel]

Would this be effective with a knife in hand? It seems like the perfect style for it.

[@liammccaslin7911]

According to Wikipedia it was used historically with swords, so I see no problem with knives

[@charlesshankle3178]

This is very practical when combined with efficient footwork and emphasis on follow up striking

[@varanid9]

Similar to the "Mor Sao" of Bamboo Forest Southern Mantis.

[@Apaged]

That was a great video! So many applications.

[@coreyrutherford7231]

Awesome! Thank you so much enter shaolin! GOD Bless!

[@lukegoffkat]

It is the same as any other martial arts...It is always about the circle. Crane, Mantis, isshin ryu, all martial arts are about mastering the circle. Look at the arm movements here...Circles, look at crane, wax on, wax off, Mantis uses these same circles for defense and strikes. Mastering the circle is the main part of any martial art.

[@entertaichi]

It's not so much the circle. Rather it's the arc that is created by the circle. So you will see lots of semi circles as well.. The reason is because arcing motions redirect the energy back to your opponent.

[@lukegoffkat]

@@entertaichi Actually, they deflect them, cause the energy to be least effective not necessarily back to the opponent.

[@RobBlanzy]

Yeah, poking someone with your fingers has a low chance of actually damaging them. There’s a higher chance of dislocating or breaking your fingers.

[@LightPresident95148]

thanks for the video, i can use that. What I would like to add is that when you lift something up, muscles are tight. But even if you put something down, the muscles are tense. And that's why blocks work well too. because the muscles are not only active during the attack. That is one of my favorite wisdoms of fighting arts. And in my eyes it fits very well to the snake style. Greetings from Germany :)

[@KitariItsSomethingRottenHere]

*He looks like Shang Tsung. Awesome.*

[@LORDMICKEY]

💀 I already just be blocking and parrying in this style naturally. Makes stand-up grappling ease of access and it’s quick

[@Pharaoh_The_Great]

The snake style from five deadly venoms is more... deadly.

[@חנןכוכוהןנןנןהןהו]

what about the tai chi beak strike ? an upward strike with the wrist to the lower jaw breaking teeth and eventually cutting off the tounge if caught inbetween ????

[@Sifu-Myers]

Is there more of the animal style training videos on your site?

[@owenc2314]

Snake style has actually been effective for me. I tried it in a sparring match with my friend.

[@ak.srinivasan2311]

Snake fight footsteps please

[@thedroidish]

Thanks for the video it was great.

[@bhautikkumarpatel6413]

Sir I want to become a snack feast style master so what should I do?

[@oroninwear5298]

Wow great style!

[@taimouralkabili815]

Nice, very practical

[@shujiling213]

Excellent style

[@XElCholo3]

Love where this channel is going

[@KungFuMasterJLS]

very nice

[@merrickwildblade7720]

Can NOT find a partner in my area. It's becoming quite irritating.

[@CheetahPaw17]

merrick wildblade same

[@JKDVIPER]

Fook sao ...

[@nickwhite1314]

I was a bouncer used snake 🐍 strikes to the throat to stop fights

[@edtheangler4930]

Isn't that kinda dangerous? Troath strikes can be fatal, atleast open hand ones

[@rkdraju5585]

Lovethe marshalats snake style i love him

[@Muhammad13389]

I want to see drunken fist tutorials

[@martinettenes1789]

Nice explanation. Thank you ...

[@primaledge9388]

I literally just fell in love with snake style Kung Fu.

[@owoqkelive5315]

Teshawn Bronze I’m a monkey/ style person

[@owoqkelive5315]

Leapord

[@pierrewilliam7119]

I rly like the idea but I have trouble applying it against fast/powerful punches ; is there just some progressive training necessities to it ? or is it just a drill ?

[@turiri4839]

Nice video, thank you. However the one watching this should be aware of the fact that the instructor here is trained and skilled martial artist and his hands and forearms are conditioned (you can hear ouches each time his partner gets confronted 😀 ). You can learn the sequence maybe even a speed and accuracy but without conditioned fingers and hands this is rather not very effective in my opinion.

[@tyrelljeffries2527]

Nice! You took into account both arms! What about feints? Will snake work against a Boxers feints?

[@tobyrich3746]

Ayone seen kung fu hustle? I LIKE MY GLASSES SOSOSOSO 😂

[@Tayowink]

Superb video. Great technique!

[@michaelmoran2034]

So how do we stand like horse stance any recommendations

[@osirian8025]

I did Tai chi as a self defense for few month. Now I moved to Dallas and I'm trying to find a team that is training it as a self defense style. Do you recommend any one in that area? Also, do shaolin king fu use animals styles?

[@zeyartun9360]

Praying mantis style is the most effective i heard. But u wont find anywhere in your country.

[@croc4125]

You ha v a dojo? Where is It

[@joseluisgonzalez6230]

Genial, gracias

[@masteroogway6336]

My style's is snake

[@michaelmoran2034]

Is there foot movement in snake could you make more snake videos.

[@entertaichi]

Every style has footwork to some extent. We are sharing more Animal training on Patreon. You can access that here: www.entershaolin.com/patreon

[@lukegoffkat]

This is great, but what about a long legged kicker? Do you switch styles to accomodate?

[@entertaichi]

Not so much switching styles as much as it's getting good with your timing..

[@lukegoffkat]

@@entertaichi Still doesn't answer the question of direct kicks instead of the shown side kicks.

[@entertaichi]

@@lukegoffkat I looked at your question, am i missing something.. You never asked about a direct kick ( do you mean front kick?) nor did you ask about side kicks... You simply asked "hat about a long legged kicker? Do you switch styles to accomodate?" Are you asking is snake better to use than say dragon?? I am not sure what you are asking... Are you talking about range vs close quarter? Finally what part of the video are you talking about? I didn't see any kicks in this video. Help me help you... Sifu Larry

[@spvcs3615]

Amazing 🐍

[@hitheshyogi3630]

Great

[@mhammadibrahim9212]

Thank you

[@josephvandyke1017]

Dude you should stop your videos for a little bit meaning for a couple days because you look really tired

[@entertaichi]

This video was filmed back in November. I am just now getting to put it up. It was back logged.

[@entertaichi]

Most times Sifu Phu only gets around 3 to 5 hours of sleep.. He's been that way since I've known him for the past 20 something years.

[@ScorpioSilver1111]

Nice!

[@neoblackcyptron]

Good stuff but you can't learn this by watching videpos. Join real class

[@nowisgodinyourlovelylife717]

The big picture of life can be seen now, just google truth CONTEST and click on the first link then read the PRESENT. Thanks for the lesson.

[@yamadakuree9123]

i trained my classmates (nerds) then they fought the bullies i fought the president of the class theeeeeen he fall down

[@montelile850]

This is how I know I'm advanced yes it's because of the detached parts of the body I prefer the freestyle of the snake teacher your a great teacher🙏❤️

[@bravescience3957]

I remember being instructed to abruptly block an incoming punch. Not divert it away. The circular motion seems to save energy and hurt less.