Shaolin Monk Meets Wing Chun Master Tu Tengyao : A Martial Arts Exchange of Techniques and Wisdom

[@binyang4852]

The wing chun master said that the difference between ring fight and street fight is the purpose of fight. On the stage, fighters are using their skills and reactions with each other in a fair condition to fight to the end. But, on the street, there is unfair competition situation. You will face a man or some men who are angry in hell want to kill you. That be totally different situation than on the ring fight. The martial arts are increased to defend or kill someone in an efficient and prompt ways to make your enemies stop fighting. It likes the Bruce Lee said just one punch, all gone!

[@hendriferdi2592]

Jangan terlalu banyak teori buktikan dengan menantang master kami yaitu Xu xioudong

[@WarriorUnicorn]

Thank you

[@eljuezdredd798]

AND YOU THINK THAT WITHOUT SPARRING, AND WITHOUT HAVING FIGHTS IN THE STREET OR PROFESSIONALS, THE KUNG FU TEACHED BY THESE SUPPOSED TEACHERS WORKS? YOU HAVE TO BE A TEENAGE GIRL WHO WATCHES KUNG FU MOVIES TO BELIEVE THEM

[@Live4NowOK]

​@Alfa Nika Wow, you are quite the Philosopher.

[@conquerorhapkido]

Appreciate the translation

[@dream-_weaver4769]

The humbleness of the Shaolin Monk was great to witness. His willingness to be taught by another great Master is truly a testament to the philosophies of the Martial Arts.

[@Moorgoth67]

I agree 100%

[@Johncalonso]

I’ll gladly listen to someone who’s willing to share regardless of their willingness to listen. If I profit that’s great, if they choose not to that’s none of my business.

[@songoku8627]

I mean yes you are right but this should be the bare minimum. It’s only praised because today we’ve become so dogmatic and aggressive with things.

[@cheerry777]

I don't think the bald guy is a shaolin monk. Doesn't seem to have any fighting skills. Probably just a bald guy.

[@lawrencesham5412]

Well a person not willing to learn anything new is not a smart man

[@3066jc]

These two Sifus are humble and selfless: decades ago, such a knowledge were kept secret to one's family or association. They are worthy of the title of good SIFU in every way. What they said and demonstrated were priceless! Thank you for sharing..👍👍

[@richardd9955]

My Grandmaster Ark Y Wong Shaolin 5 animal style, Ark was the first in America in the 1920s, the opened Kung-fu Academy in Lincoln Heights in Los Angeles 90031. First to teach non Chinese students 0:49

[@muteehall]

@ 1:06 mark is bad wing Chun by Sifu Tu… if you slow the video down you can see all the Wing Chun principles being broke….

[@maxli8048]

They were basically talking about the differences between fighting on the ring and fighting on the street, Master Tu said that most of the traditional martial arts are not doing good on the ring is because the training is focused on how to quickly take down one guy who is in the rage, like a angry drunk guy at the bar who is attacking you with no reason. Which means the guy in the rage will most likely to attack you for real (with no fake moves) and also more aggressive, trying to hurt you with one full body swing. He said that traditional martial arts is going to do well in this kind of situation, because what they training for is how to counter a certain situation like this, but not to fight someone in the ring knows how to fake a move, dodge or fight with a strategy. Sorry for my shitty English.

[@michaellegge7599]

Learning to street fight plus in the ring will make you a monster. Like Mike

[@pauldark3044]

Thanks for translation! English was fine

[@maxli8048]

@@pauldark3044 thank u lol

[@CharlesCCurry]

Your English is fine. You made your point clearly

[@ArkZetsche]

Thank you very much for translating!!!

[@neilgutteridge6405]

I think this master has taken what is physically possible to its upper limits.Absolutely amazing.

[@fireatwill8143]

This was an excellent demonstration (not supposed to be a fight!). Very inspiring to see two practitioners from different styles, showing so much respect for each other. Thanks for posting 👍🙏.

[@madnessbydesignVria]

Agree 100%. My teachers always encouraged us to look at other styles with a respectful eye. If an art has survived for hundreds or thousands of years, there's something there. Most of the masters I've met were very generous, and funny. Be kind. Be respectful. Learn from anyone and everyone... :)

[@LRRPFco52]

Lots of talking, no sparring.

[@ilyaastariq889]

Well Sifu, Teng Yu yao teachings are affiliated with Shoa-lin Kung Fu .

[@СергейСвятухин-р9в]

Это для любителей гимнастики. Не вздумайте так на улице драться.

[@barrysmith916]

Seeing two experienced men talking , being respectful and trying to better themselves in different techniques is beautiful to watch. Humble and respectful. Rare today. No ego in the room. The body can do amazing things when the mind is focused and clear.

[@OJesusX3]

😊🌎☀️

[@davidbreck6744]

I love the respectful interaction between these two Masters of different styles... Much Respect

[@alchemysticgoldmind4164]

Real Masters are not arrogant

[@xavierperkins2408]

The wing Chun master is so fast and powerful. His movements are so fluid and natural. It's an honor to see such greatness and real techniques in real life.

[@allendavis4662]

Ip man great humble master and supposed most students of wing Chun r also I wished we had a school n our area back n 70' and 80's when my interest thanks 2bruce lee had us yung folks martial art hyped

[@helenzass1757]

I like to see him in a MMA tournament and see how well he are doing there. Any comments?

[@patty109109]

@@helenzass1757it’s a fake fighting form so you’ll never see it used in MMA where the real is sorted from the show.

[@Steel9k]

​@@patty109109 MMA is not really fake, they are trying hard to imitate techniques from real martial arts. You could respect their efforts.

[@gamal01]

​@@helenzass1757 it isn't necessary. It has survived for generations and will continue to without him having to prove himself in an arena.

[@southpaw3199]

Culture, honor, respect! You know this is amazing to see when you can just watch and not know what is being said, but still be amazed. This is awesome.

[@shkrga25]

yes, exactly. Their willingness to, in this case, demonstrate/learn relation, shows us what it's all about. Learn, train, learn, train etc., treat a body like a temple, and maybe, just maybe u will learn and have big luck to witness this kind of greatness and humidity...

[@danmark7352]

I love how much these masters respect each other. I love their curiosity and explanation towards each other. Ego is not involved. It’s pure budō.

[@peterhannig127]

That's normal

[@hisoka524]

@@peterhannig127 Not in this day and age sadly.

[@Xannyphantom905]

Budo is samurai nonsense and samurai don't have any respect for anybody

[@questioneverything594]

Respect to them both. This reflects the overall honorableness of the Martial Arts.

[@captainmagpie1446]

All of you younger folks have NO IDEA how lucky you are to see this, and possibly train with people like Sifu Tengyao. Back in the "day" you could only read about this, or maybe see something similar in the movies. Amazing to be young these days, treasure them!

[@anthonyluisgracianorosario8819]

YEES YES ARE REALLY AMAZING MASTER 😮🏅🎖🥇🏆⚡⚡🔥🌀🌀😳

[@monnoo8221]

even as an old guy, I admire them. Would like very much to learn from them

[@gamgam-k4g]

Really? I would rather go on MUAI THAI OR MMA trainings its more realistic ina street fights or in the ring.. This wing chun or kungfu is all about how fancy fighting styles are!

[@captainmagpie1446]

its not the art, it is the artist, each style has its pros and cons but you missed my point so I'll stop and let you try to critically think your way back to reason....@@gamgam-k4g

[@captainmagpie1446]

@@gamgam-k4g ahhhhh, did you know that Wing Chun was developed by a woman for close contact fighting? Nothing fancy about it at all, it was purely practical in nature.

[@aldroid4844]

Love seeing a Great teacher demonstrate & Explain Wing Chun principles & techniques. The Monk looked genuinely impressed. Anyone who really knows fighting can understand how effective aspects of Wing Chun can be in the right hands.

[@idliketosay]

😂😂😂😂

[@Moorgoth67]

The monks respect toward the other master was great.

[@wcdaniel7]

Awesome!! I can’t imagine fighting the Wing Chun Master. His speed, accuracy and power are phenomenal.

[@Deke-wy3me]

This is not fighting. It's choreographed and practiced countless times to look good on film. This is not how a fight would go, there is no predictability with this in a real situation. The masters would be disoriented & confused in a real scenario because they are not used to someone other than cooperating actors.

[@junemoonchild69]

He is a Sky Deity!! 😊✌️✨

[@markball3654]

I love the way they share their techniques with each other. No little I'm and big You's, just the joyvof martial arts. Awsome!!

[@motopuaina7002]

Great, great respect for Master Tu- Tengyao. Great teacher and a man of wisdom. I wish I could've studied under him.

[@helenzass1757]

I like to see him in a MMA tournament and see how well he are doing there. Any comments?

[@germanarellano5119]

Best video ever made, two disciplines come together to understand their art. Much respect.

[@ytb460]

This is real exchange of skills. This still happens. People respect and share and this why you can go train which shishu or uncle, a friend of your teacher and for free. The real Chinese teachers don't charge but demand respect. You are basically adopted and become family.

[@RealRivalDieHard]

Good to know..respect the chinese with their rich culture

[@ytb460]

@@RealRivalDieHard Be careful. There are many fake teachers and snake oil salesmen and also those who just cheat their students, especially laowai. The cultural Revolution destroyed a lot and many top teachers fled. Many years later someone realised they could make money and then then just reappeared. Now many Chinese are not interested in their things. I loved there and the locals all played basketball. Only foreigners did taichi and kungu in unis I saw. The elderly locals in parks. Thus perhaps us waiguoren respect their traditions more than many locals.

[@i_like_the_7]

​@@RealRivalDieHard 100% ❤

[@sukottoshinobe7360]

And none of em have been in a real fight

[@dickturpin9498]

Shushu 叔叔. Or maybe later a shifu 师傅。

[@motopuaina7002]

His skills and hand speed are just amazing! Unbelivable hand and eye cordination! JUST AWESOME SPEED!

[@tregaricus00]

when the Taichi master coils up into dancing fight stance, it makes me see how dangerous this man could be. He is so fluid and it looks so natural for him, his footwork is glorious. I especially love how fast he can close the gap between him amd his opponent rendering the use able 'coiling' space for body mechanics useless. what a treat to be able to watch this! ❤

[@theeye5844]

... Until he got punched in the face...

[@makgethamathumba2971]

For the fact that 2 great minds are sharpening each others skills. That's the reason that makes Chinese so exceptionally good in martial arts......Big-Ups..love it

[@michaelperkins3003]

Would have been great to have subtitles. The history and wealth of knowledge here is immense, you can see it, but we need to know the wisdom being spoke here.

[@JohnHlavaty]

I enjoyed the respect and commradory between the Master and the Monk. You could see the compassion in the Master"s personality, a rare emotion in his in his technique videos.

[@billuk1413]

If he is a Shaolin monk he is very humble and receptive to new ideas.

[@vangroover1903]

Shaolin monks are usually quite humble and receptive, like Kwai Chang Caine in TV's Kung Foo.

[@billuk1413]

@@vangroover1903 Indeed what kung fu dat brick at me?

[@vangroover1903]

@@billuk1413 Buwahaha

[@wideawake2462]

Didn't understand a word but thoroughly enjoyed watching it 😊

[@davidbosnia4141]

I studied under master wong lineage and had the pleasure of training with him on a few occasions. Good to see some good practitioners left out there in the world

[@manoloespindola8309]

No entiendo mandarín, pero me queda claro que ambos expertos comparten con gusto conocimientos El monje Shaolin muestra humildad en aprender de un maestro veterano y éste enseña sin soberbia o fatuidad Que un monje Shaolin acuda con interés a la escuela de Tu Teng Yao es un reconocimiento al Wing Chun Las técnicas de Wing Chun son impresionantes por su simpleza y efectividad Este video me agradó mucho... Soy fan del Win Chung así como del Kung Fu que practican los extraordinarios monjes Shaolin

[@jimlemons9231]

Awesome!! Different body mechanics of each style generate power in different ways. I wish there were captions but just watching is informative.

[@WarriorUnicorn]

I will upload some short parts of this video fully subtitled. Stay tuned.

[@jimlemons9231]

@@WarriorUnicorn Awesome! I will

[@Daniel_Mueller]

@@WarriorUnicorn 👍

[@edwardsecondsoto-ot1my]

​@@WarriorUnicornbe

[@elgarper4561]

Xie Xie.​@@WarriorUnicorn

[@kristallmenschkristallwolf1969]

even this Wing Chun Master is very an master cause very fast and his Punch at the beginning was Explosiv

[@yoleta]

I loved when he explained about the center line❤ It looks simple, but simple is sometimes not easy

[@elisabetecarvalho4646]

Yoleta, please can you tell what Sifu explained about the center line?.Movements we can follow but language, as Portuguese I can"t.Thank you! Isa

[@yoleta]

I don't understand chinese, i cannot translate. I wasnrefring to his body language wich is pretty clear. If you want to start on wingtsun check the siu nim tao and go back to this vídeo for pràctica applications of siu nim tao.

[@kevinmatsuhara9089]

Martial Arts excellence ...utmost respect, honest openness-- no ego, humbleness & respect towards one another in learning each others deadly fighting art.

[@emmanueldenniss]

Very interesting meeting. Perfect combo , work distance with green dragon and close distance switch to win Chung

[@Yam-np1uk]

It was a very useful and valuable meeting. Thanks for reposting it on KZbin

[@xuetingfuyu7062]

👊😑Beautiful!!! The different styles collaborating..I miss Bruce Lee😔🕊but these gentlemen bring back the joy an art of Martial Arts!!!!👊😑

[@jaysco2293]

I love how they both have huge respect for one another and how they are taking notes from each other two absolute masters in peak form. Sensai San 🙏

[@randyetnel496]

So beautiful no ego's Just sharing there style knowledge with each other 🙏🏽

[@edmcdreamW]

Thank you Master Tu, and Shaolin temple. We wanted to thank-you and encourage you with a style; like we are drinking tea as we should be.! !Light more:( Light 4). light -light-light -light, to all uncomfortable situations. A skill We coin here “lightnessnessnessness” or “Dark night light” Lighter than average lightness to add with, a childish appreciation. If you train light, this would be a second approach and adaption to light. Like a child it sees all here (and what he/she likes )as really perfect. It’s coined Because it’s colourful like you and it appreciates multiple layers to context. Like a moon rising to be a friend even if we are defeated and soiled and distorted, a master who oils and cleans and states “Will all official lawful, un mean, ugliness in the inner man we know, or fear today come to be known as another form of true beauty to re analyse. Moon-Willow Moon Light. Moon Willow sun heart, light-light-light-light blessing and asking can we utilise this adaption? Lights second, reverence. Lighter than a scar, lighter than sand in our eye. A friend of gentle and a new day and a aside, a real friend coming to stay forever with honour honour and honour. Exciting me with Moon’s second lift. And like our skipping Kangaroo we Bounce Bounce Bounce while we hop hop hop. After hard analysis it moves ugly to soft. Analyse its next steps are we 2 parts full to 2 parts empty, zen should we move and morph the ugliness and it’s caging true men and woman against there inner man inner woman and inner quest and inner best. “ Dark night light” to Light light light light. Moonlight 4. That’s tea to me now I’m going to drink a coffee Sunbeam” Peace and much earth strong love and support. One love.

[@Daniel_Mueller]

Thank you very much, Master 🙏🙏 for this Video.

[@jrockel]

I admire the culture and respect shown among each other, very inspiring!!

[@derrillhutto1152]

I was a honor to watch two skilled masters sharing with each other. If it isn't too much to ask for translation in English or in pynyin though it would have been great to fully understand there conversation

[@chrisfoto4782]

His foot work and power when planting is ridiculously fast and strong.

[@alantan9585]

He is a real Wing Chun martial artist.... No doubt!

[@wutntarnation]

These guys both have an undefeated fight record. 0 wins 0 ties 0 losses

[@WarriorUnicorn]

ah ah , search for Yihu on douyin.

[@wutntarnation]

@@WarriorUnicorn How about post them here. That will shut me up for sure. I am looking for these moves used in actual combat. There are 10,000 videos showing MMA moves being effective. Please show me where "autumn horse kicking to high heaven with crouching monkey whirlwind power strike" is effective when you have a skilled, determined antagonist trying to rip your head off. I want to see moves used in movies like Ipman or saturday night kungfu theater. I'm not looking for Muay thai kicks or boxing. I want to see pure wing chun or kungfu.

[@armenobarbosadefreitas4739]

Great master! Amazing style and energy 🌀

[@juniouswooley]

I love when 2 different techniques come together & collaborate. That's what's up!

[@eddybudisantoso3793]

Kelihatan penuh persahabatan dan saling menghormati,sejuk lihatnya

[@RealRivalDieHard]

Sama jugak dengan silat..silaturahim...kan...

[@EnochBitrus-fk2cs]

I love when two masters understand themselves when pride is kept aside

[@k.l7524]

Brilliant Master Tu 🙏

[@adamlafleur5945]

Watching their form closely, you see the western style boxing techniques as well. This is why Bruce Lee also practiced traditional western style boxing. Appreciate this video.

[@TheHailstorm77]

This Wing Chu master is legit. That’s why Xu Xiadong doesn’t challenge him. A lot of people have misconceptions of Xu XIADONG. He only picks and challenges fake Kung Fu masters in China and he’s right. This Kung Fu master is legit. He has good timing and showcases real techniques that works in full contact.

[@SouthpawJoe]

xD

[@emilianosintarias7337]

I don't know how legit this guy is, but what you said about XU is right. Our current generation is very confused about martial arts, and is basically brainwashed. Xu obviously fought is his first MMA fight with only a kung fu background and broke his opponents arm, so he knows kung fu is real - he trained kung fu. He simply is calling out so called "masters" who are just snake oil salesmen.

[@rafaelcarrera9436]

Xu Xiaodong's issue has always been phonies who have made public outrageous claims. He has only challenged them to expose them. The idea of him challenging people to somehow boost his image, or make money is wrong. He has not profited from in any substantial way from these matches other having gained some online notoriety. In fact his social credit score in China, as well as his various online accounts have been deliberately damaged directly by the government for perceiving him as insulting Chinese culture, which he has in fact been trying to do the opposite.

[@SouthpawJoe]

@@rafaelcarrera9436 The craziest thing was when the chinese communist party got into power they destroyed most of their history and culture to modernize China. Now Xiadong is challenging phonies and beating them is somehow against China's best interest xD It really is a stupid state of affairs.

[@olivierlada8994]

Un exemple de plus que chacun de nous peut apporter A l'autre La grandeur et l'humilité du moine Shaolin qui est à l'écoute du maître et qui échange entre eux fantastique c'est cela aussi les art martiaux la philosophie et la spiritualité qui amène a la sagesse Ne jamais rester sur nos acquis aller toujours de l'avant On apprend tous les uns et des autres il faut juste le vouloir et le reconnaître Merci Maître pour votre vidéo ainsi qu'aux élèves et au moine Shaolin 🙏

[@elgarper4561]

Muchas gracias

[@ItzZomboyMC]

I wish there is english subtitles for this, i'm really curious about their conversation

[@starluxstudio619]

That would be amazing

[@olivierlada8994]

L'excellence dans la maîtrise de l'art et dans l'apprentissage aux élèves Merci Maître pour vos vidéos Que je regarde pour m'entraîner comme je peux en étant seul et de votre sagesse 🙏 Je suis Français j'habite à Bordeaux 🇨🇵 Grand merci une fois de plus 🙏🙏 Maître

[@philiposedumme6648]

Master Tengyao please put english subtitles so that we can understand the pertinent points you are making.😔

[@spidergreene666]

I know I have already commented. But I did so without understanding of how and what,I'm not just seeing but feeling. Watching two masters of their craft is absolutely amazing 😢

[@ilhomabduloev2094]

Действительно настоящий мастер🙏

[@lateraldeano]

I don't understand what these men are saying. I understand the positive energy. Marvelous.

[@peterstuivesant2137]

internal arts to bé met with external ones.!.🤩

[@homeowner1215]

This master is an excellent teacher! I remember my old teacher was also a good one and very humble one. 真人不露相！

[@Lin-hk4zy]

師父那麼帥😍

[@harharmahadev5715]

Love and respect from Suriname 🇸🇷. I love chinese martial arts .❤

[@simthiam3712]

南北派拳法友好交流，非常讚許 !!

[@georgeisaak5321]

From what I saw so far this master is by far the best ! His speed shows a lot !

[@gladius2489]

The monk is being polite, he’s actually thinking to himself “this guy is a big mouth who thinks he knows everything “.

[@Jackielong-sighted7890]

That's your thoughts and your style not his because humble people learn.

[@ronbonick4265]

Ive trained in the arts since a child Im now old. But always wanted to train with a true Wing Chun Master , Kinda my bucket list . I guess maybe in the next life

[@Yourstruly-b9m]

This enthusiasm is inspiring. Much appreciated. Enjoy this training. May you both live long lives and prosper.🧏‍♂️🙏🏼

[@JKDVIPER]

I’m such a bad person. 😂my friend. I’m glad I found this ..㊙️JKD MERIT MASTER

[@MehmetDaglar-yn9ez]

WOW VERY GOOD MASTERS TU TENGYAO MUCH POWER EXCELLENT 👍🙏👌👍👍👍

[@michelaraujo2065]

Nunca vi nenhum Shaolin ou esses caras brabos no Kung Fu campeões do UFC

[@martinabreu566]

Martial arts are not sport. Learn, then talk.

[@michelaraujo2065]

@@martinabreu566 ainda assim, nunca vi!

[@martinabreu566]

@@michelaraujo2065 Entendo, mas artes marciais nao sao para combate, é para defesa pessoal. Assim como vocé nunca verá um pratcante de Krav Maga, de Silat, de Wing Chun num UFC ou num MMA. Simplesmente nao funciona dessa forma. Nao é que os desportos de combate sejam superiores ás artes marciais. Sao apenas duas coisas diferentes com objectivos diferentes. Tudo de bom pra vocé.

[@alexandreramos9896]

Esses golpinhos sozinhos nunca serão dominantes dentro de um ring de MMA. Sao técnicas boas para incorporar no conhecimento do lutador de MMA para ajudar a pontuar, mas na pratica sozinha e surra na certa. Como demonstração, cenas de cinema e defesa pessoal contra um adversario que nao conhece luta é excelente.

[@TeutobergForestryService]

The think I love about kung fu is the mutual respect practitioners have and the passion they have for their art. I love it. I just do. Deadly men discussing their techniques with modesty and respect for each other. It’s something that isn’t seen so commonly in America.

[@ЕрбулатЖанкулов]

Брат я думаю что смертоностность этих мастеров перед реальными бойцами ufc будет не больше чем веточка сакуры развивающиеся на ветру

[@rreason9611]

Imagine being trained by both of these guys to fight. You have to become a pacifist not to be considered a living deadly weapon.

[@Cormac2023]

I love watching Master Tu's video's, but I wish there were English subtitles.

[@shahhikaru7924]

like mike tyson said "everybody has a plan..."

[@queunlimited4779]

The cooperation and mutual respect is beautiful 😢

[@frankjimenez4601]

These men are strong. For some reason Wing Chun demonstrated in the West looks much weaker.

[@Daniel_Mueller]

Wenn du das so, wie dirt demonstriert wird, hier zeigst, hast du probleme mit dem Gesetz!

[@chirovandenbos2339]

True....there are many many good fighters dont choose the money and fame. Western thinks they know it but give an weak example of martial arts. Thats why people back in the days dont like Bruce Lee to show the art in the West. To arrogant, superior but dont know anything at all iny opinion.

[@frankjimenez4601]

@@Daniel_Mueller I'm sorry I don't know your language

[@frankjimenez4601]

@chirovandenbos2339 in almost anything the youth especially in the West think they know it all and better- they don't. Even some mature adults try to create a new martial art or a new spiritual system, and they create a failure. Thorough learning, practice and insight plus achievement are needed. In some cases, don't even try to create a new way, the way that was already provided is effective and all that one will ever need. The West produces a lot of ego about oneself that blinds one from seeing the truth that is already there.

[@CeresOutpost]

I was lucky enough to live in a town years ago that had two Wing Chun schools (ultra-rare) and two teachers, one from Pan Nam lineage and the other from Ip Ching lineage. I had to move away and stop training, but the things I learned stuck with me and I've brought some of the ideas into different arts, including BJJ, to good effect. Most of all though, I just loved Wing Chun. I loved training, loved Chi Sau, loved sparring. It taught me how to move my body in very important ways. I also learned a lot of old Chinese philosophy along the way that I still contemplate today. If I had a school where I live now, I'd sign up immediately just to enjoy this beautiful art again. Say what you want about "usefulness" of traditional martial arts on the streets. What I know for sure is that this art was transformative for me at a time when I needed it most in my life.

[@adarshss8882]

Please add subtitles🥰

[@WarriorUnicorn]

hi, Will be done soon.

[@adarshss8882]

@@WarriorUnicorn 😊thank you

[@Daniel_Mueller]

@@WarriorUnicorn 👍 🤗

[@mohammedisrar8658]

Well done 👏 thumbs up 👍 👌 👏 both are a form of art

[@justinvillar7008]

Until wingchun master meets Xu xiaodong

[@kzern]

How about you meet Mike Tyson 😂

[@RealRivalDieHard]

And have tea together

[@justinvillar7008]

@@kzern Just don't meet and fight him using wingchun without directors and cameras or else you'll taste the off cam reality of WC vs boxing.

[@justinvillar7008]

@@RealRivalDieHard Whith WC master bruised and admit his defeat..

[@RealRivalDieHard]

@@justinvillar7008 oh yes of course you got a point there...

[@ssaafur]

What I find interest in watching this is the solidness of his presence. His movements are so practiced, so deliberate, instantaneous and through all of that, his body seems just be cemented to the floor. Purposefully anchored like a building. To me it’s a ridiculous sense of power.

[@mario6814328]

He is not a shaolin monk

[@waikintang8246]

No incense scar at all

[@stevenwelp7165]

Shaolin monk has a great fearless humility to be totally open to watch, listen carefully and learn, soaking up the teaching, which says incredible environment at Shaolin Temple for the teachings of the shaolin monks.

[@shuqiangluo8026]

不要老是找徒弟练习，上擂台打一打就知道功夫是真是假？

[@skecskec6044]

井底蛙般的见识，可怜啊。

[@kfbooth0]

shuqiang Luo 你去被他打一鑊, 就知真定假

[@Daniel_Mueller]

Wenn du mit ihm in den Ring gehst, stirbst du dort!

[@sengleong9090]

@@kfbooth0 過來我打到柒頭睡街。😂

[@kfbooth0]

@@sengleong9090 他這種人打字最了不起 鍵盤大師

[@aunglin1509]

Thank you for show us

[@steveking1037]

It’s nice to see this guys school for once without the effects and such… I appreciate the cinematography in his ads for his school, but it also added an air of fakeness to everything, with the quick cuts, changes in film speed, and other camera tricks.

[@kimosFlix]

Happy 10k Subs! Great Video , Wing Chun so fast and Precise. Wow!

[@daviddoughty4289]

I wish they had English subtitles.. But I still watch them. I can understand alot even just by there movements.

[@TyDeJesus72]

I practiced northern Shaolin Tam tui, 5 animals, Grandmaster Pui Chan, 6th Generation Succesor. This is beautiful to see the arts come together to teach and learn, i love it.I also study wing chun now. I've read and studied all of Bruce Lee , ip man, Sameul kwock books and philosophy. Also, being a 3rd degree black belt in taekwondo pushed me to learn more .Martial arts is the best gift you can give to yourself and others. To my brothers and sisters of Shaolin.

[@jacobingram8152]

This was excellent to witness! They both are very honorable!

[@thomashaley1036]

What people gotta understand about the Shaolin is their martial art trains the body to become physically unstoppable. Mainly about Power. Some of the absolute hardest hitters.

[@dontheard6679]

Many do not realize the top practitioners in many styles of martial arts are teaching masters of their chosen arts who do not compete in competitions, but just choose to teach others the mastery of the arts and their mental selves. This has always been the truth of the greatest Masters of martial arts arts around the world throughout history. Actual use of their deadly knowledge came 9nly as necessary, likely only applying applying an amount of force necessary to neutralize an attack.

[@АлександрНовгородский-к2х]

Видно как у мастера из-за техники передвижения, механики тела рождается сила удара...мастер.

[@sirsiriusWWW]

Ни одного лишнего движения, даже когда объясняет. Полная концентрация и вывереность. Сильно.

[@keithkempke953]

Outstanding skills and focus. Such amazement to watch.

[@NoahVincello]

Wing Chung master has awesome transfer of power, technique and execution

[@johannblankenhahn7352]

Ich verstehe zwar kein Wort, aber die Unterhaltung wirkt sehr harmonisch und respektvoll auf mich. ❤

[@jm7578]

I lived in China. Therefore I can speak pretty decent. Mandarin Chinese. I have to agree with the Wing Chun instructor. His ideas concerning the economy of emotion, especially for punches is very spot on.

[@b3anz82]

Im so high I was listening and learning like I understood everything the master was teaching lol...Respect

[@MAZRO99]

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