The Grandmaster of Wudang Sanfengpai - Visiting his School on the Mountain

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[@michaelweichhardt]

Wudang Tai Chi 28 as seen in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqjTe6qrbLCGhqs

[@FiddlersGreen667]

Thank you for resisting the urge to add music, that is all.

[@nemesisurvivorleon]

YES. I didnt even think of that but it'a true... too many videos add music and ruin the atmosphere

[@bigpapaboomboom9735]

You know nothing of good editing

[@BringersOfSun]

@@bigpapaboomboom9735 you know nothing about mindfulness

[@piedpeter1]

Nature sounds and wind chimes are the best music.

[@DG-oo8zf]

I thought the same thing

[@beverlybelcher3423]

I was in awe of the Master, not only his skill, but his quiet reserve, immense concentration, and ability to teach with calmness and patience. Such a wonderful video to watch. Thank you.

[@jamesamow5565]

I have followed grandmaster zhong yun long through magazines and you tube..i may never get the opportunity to train with him...his words and simplicity has inspired me..i wish him longlife and good health...beblessedalways

[@farahbasdeo9997]

the silence is loud and i love the video more for that..thank you

[@forevertaichi5845]

I love watching grandmaster and his disciples-so graceful yet powerful moves.

[@Zeek764]

Really awe inspiring to see the Master ‘flow’ so gracefully in the garden then ‘explode’ with power in the courtyard. Just how water can be

[@mardiyahs9742]

Beautiful. What a shame we could only see half the view. Taichi is the whole body, not just the arms, I don't know what the cameraman was thinking.

[@joneifer8987]

Your student was so lucky to learn from you. Explosive controlled finishes to the forms are not to be underestimated. Just speeding through the forms are not the same. Many blessing to you.

[@illestj3990]

Yes this was truly the message or intention or theme of the lesson.

[@jerwynjames8312]

Wish I can meet and learn from such a great Master.... The power In the movements are as powerful as the moves are precise and graceful in transformation .... Such knowledge is rare... Wudang..................

[@armanasaintclair8962]

I was Looking for a Movie, I initially thought this was a Movie ! This is an Academy ? Are You Kidding me ? INCREDIBLE WOW ❤

[@pierrecrampagne6826]

Quand on visionne cette vidéo, on sent une énergie qui sort des pratiquants, et surtout celle qu'on devine qui vient de l'extérieur et que l'on sent les participants avec un bouclier invisible, avec les mouvements, en accord avec l'environnement, une grande paix intérieure et extérieure, une très grande sérénité. Je suis heureux de voir un grand-Maître de la discipline, et donne envie de suivre cette discipline. Au delà de la gymnastique, j'aimerais voir l'art-martial dans la suite. Et combien de pas il-y-a dans ces mouvements en tout ( 8, 24, 108 ?).

[@sheridanhonore3712]

This is some great footage. It seems to me that you have the making of an excellent documentary here. All you need to add is a voice over from the Master, and you're good to go.

[@sweeetly]

Long live Wudang, precious gem of the world.

[@user-ye3ln3ye3v]

这是太极

[@johnbeard3733]

Now this is the real deal. Thank you, I enjoyed that.

[@wbraga9733]

I think that in another time I was or will be a humble Taoist.☯️

[@nemesisurvivorleon]

This is the chillest video I swear

[@RobBlanzy]

These are fantastic exercise and meditation movements. These movements are a great way to understand how the body can flow. You should not look at such things as a way to fight. Physical confrontation requires practice in physical confrontation. However, learning to control your body and mind are invaluable to us all.

[@jonaq2373]

But still it can save one's life...it would be a huge mistake to think that it doesn't have any application in real life when someone's life or that of a relative is endangered by a human attacker...for sure these guys would have a higher probability of survival than a normal guy simply sitting and meditating all day long ...the problem is that the "3D-Blinded" generation of this 21st century keeps trying to compare these to Combat sports that have no such thing as "art" in them...combat sports are brutal and certainly not made to look beautiful...but still some people call them "martial arts" and some so-called "masters" keep trying to convince the public opinion that this beautiful art belong to the same category as the modern exhibitions of pure brutality...Boxing, Kick-Boxing, Muay Thai and MMA are sports designed for people looking for personal achievements and glory, while these traditional arts are for people willing to build their spirits, minds and body while being able to defend themselves when necessary, or at least have the courage to face adversity and not run in front of every danger.

[@joshpickles9022]

Are you aware they were created as a way to fight? Yin and yang are both required for tai ji Quan to be effective. Both the combatative and the healing side are essential. It does not mean you go out looking to hurt people but tai ji Quan won't work without its martial premise. I've studied and practiced it for a long time both in Europe and China.

[@adamkarse6329]

You are very correct. Tai chi while rooted in combat is now for excercise and good health. Fighting has evolved far past these movements.

[@davesmith228]

@@jonaq2373 Some of what you've said is both ignorant and arrogant.

[@jonaq2373]

@@davesmith228 no one knows everything...don't just judge me, you are the one sounding arrogant right now ...shed some lights on the aspects where I was wrong so that people don't get misled by my ignorance...what is the point of saying "you sound ignorant and arrogant" if you don't bring anything constructive on the table!? ....I know we are all limited, so if I am wrong somewhere I may learn from you...don't just judge, teach....thanks

[@wiser.kinder.calmer.6530]

The speed and power of grand master zhong is amazing. Usually only see his taiji but his wushu is powerful too!

[@ronv8049]

Y

[@fahrudincatovic8133]

I can't rationally explain how I feel while watching this master and his students. some strange mixture of admiration and almost envy.because I cannot reach this level of harmony and the skill they possess.

[@lauriehartley9808]

When I stopped “trying” I had an amazing experience of “flow”.

[@Joshuatree7746]

It’s called practice and you need to see this as a journey of self discovery.

[@dragonlord5618]

Wonderful TaiChi and Birds sounds, I like it 🙏☯️

[@juoninjewsus]

Love the form so much. The movements of wading have lived long and spread far. Even in my style, though I now know where to credit, as it's due.

[@juoninjewsus]

Oh no!!! **wudan** (autocorrect stays embarrassing me after the fact always.

[@chrisvac]

The Grandmasterskills, power and fluid movements are amazing!

[@chrishov8890]

Wonderful.... breathing movent in flow walking energy incredible strengths... Thank you

[@moanar5433]

Sifu, thank you so much for this inspiring video! I’m training the Yang Taiji Long Form, and I’m very thankful that I was able to learn this routine and can practice it now, in these difficult times. If the German press is right, you can at least go out into the green spaces of Vienna to train on your own until December 6th. Stay healthy ! Good luck! Anna from Germany

[@codeagent47]

Great to see WuDang discipline continues to be practiced by many.

[@arindammukherjee2078]

❤️❤️❤️❤️ This is awesome 💖....

[@rhamaja2356]

Amazing. Thanks for sharing. More videos please.

[@bayasidane6055]

Que c’est beau !!!! Je suis accroc à cette discipline,

[@chefstefanoleone]

Thank you Sifu .

[@carlosmacmartin4205]

Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing.

[@jonaq2373]

Awesome demonstrations...this is definitely not the most recommended martial art for self-defense, but still, it can save one's life...it would be a huge mistake to think that it doesn't have any application in real life when someone's life or that of a relative is endangered by a human attacker...for sure these guys would have a higher probability of survival than a normal guy simply sitting and meditating all day long ...the problem is that the "3D-Blinded" generation of this 21st century keeps trying to compare these to Combat sports that have no such thing as "art" in them...combat sports are brutal and certainly not made to look beautiful...but still some people call them "martial arts" and some so-called "masters" keep trying to convince the public opinion that this beautiful art belong to the same category as the modern exhibitions of pure brutality...Boxing, Kick-Boxing, Muay Thai and MMA are sports designed for people looking for personal achievements and glory, while these traditional arts are for people willing to build their spirits, minds and body while being able to defend themselves when necessary, or at least have the courage to face adversity and not run in front of every danger. Hope this helps someone get rid of the toxic misunderstanding of this martial art that online videos have made these last few years about "why traditional martial arts no longer work"...

[@bigm0e89]

You definitely build the spirit and mind with muay thai and the others. They just happen to be among some of the most effective combat sports in modern times. But I think that anyone who practices those arts could gain from studying arts such as Tai Chi and more.

[@jonaq2373]

@@bigm0e89 yeah, each of these styles have their own purpose, which is why everyone can learn useful stuffs from both....but when I talked about building (body, soul and spirit) I wasn't talking about it in the way that modern combat sports do....combat sports help you develop mental toughness so you can push through your limits, while yraditional martial arts in addition to that incorporate, through the artistic side of their craft (meditations and katas), some spiritual aspects and wisdom which modern combat sports do not even care about... Also, muay thai is actually a martial art, but in its popular form nowadays it is mort of a sports than an art.

[@bigm0e89]

@@jonaq2373 sure but one can do muay thai and also tai chi. Muay thai is clearly a more effective art in its current form and tai chi can help develop a person in a different way.

[@jonaq2373]

@@bigm0e89 yep, sure. I usually train traditional arts for the benefits of meditation and physical wellness...But I also train kickboxing to let go anger and other negative emotions. But Both are also useful for self defense...I love both combat sports and martial arts, which is why I hate this trending belief that one is more "relevant", " useful " or "efficient" in a general sense than the other. One can indeed learn from both and merge them, but it is not ok to compare them because they don't serve the same purpose.

[@larrysneed3564]

​@@jonaq2373 l agree that thai boxing is a sport and Muay Thai is the actual art which is a comprehensive curriculum.

[@sissydaniel109]

The movements look like flowing water. ..wow

[@burtonrivera5253]

I cannot understand why people cannot grasp that PRECISION superceded speed. If you aren t PRECISE, speed is nullifying the subtle auperiority. Nothing else to say

[@jostham]

Wish I could have learned that lesson fifty years ago

[@user-pw9gw7rq3l]

ВОТ ЭТО УТРО!!! Гармония, Спокойствие и Сила ...

[@cavaleirosolitariocavaleir7151]

Grande mestre de wudang , visitando a escola na montanha, sou muito fã de artes marciais chinesas

[@catherineperry2334]

the birds...the mist...the flow...🤍

[@seabrookthemagnificent9580]

...the essence...,

[@christiancostanza9952]

Very intense and humbling

[@str8a]

For any uncultured swine wondering why they are doing Konfu (a compilation of forms) slowly is that they want to fully understand how the energy flow. Doing it faster will confuse the newbie about the form and resulting in bad form.

[@TheOneAndOnlySame]

Sure. They're doing soft gyms, that's all. There's nothing about fighting in there. It's all a scam, charlatanism.

[@rileygranderson6125]

That is so calming and beautiful. Very inspiring. What a special and peaceful place.🤍✨🪨🍃

[@naagamsorupan374]

What a man! What a school! What a video!

[@leonardogasperi308]

El wudang es como la perla del dragón misteriosa y hermosa. El maestro derrocha clase y sabiduria

[@anthonymiu489]

You can tell age definitely didn't affect the grandmaster, it only made him better.

[@biffnadar7252]

It’s because of the modern shoes he has

[@isabelrodrigues6429]

Taichi, pratico já há alguns anos. Disciplina para o corpo e a mente. Video muito bom. Gratidão.

[@user-jv7zg4px5b]

he was born in 1990

[@eudsonelisiario1335]

Muito interessante. Concentração, equilíbrio e disciplina.

[@wisechris01]

I see they have a great respect for their Grandmaster. I noticed the scrutiny was a reflection of defense versus offense. My contention is that, to be successful, when using martial arts, we must focus on ourselves. Our defense is only as good as we believe it is. He was shown these forms to more adequately establish a beginning and end. These traditions were passed down to represent the protection the monk would provide as the last line of defense or first line of offense. I could see the Grandmaster in the beginning really focusing on his entrance into the void. This was great. I was happy to see how eager the disciple was to correct himself in that moment. His resolve persisted despite his internal struggle.

[@burtonrivera5253]

I thought the purpose was to lose yourself, that annihilation was a microcosm of the formless...idk

[@wisechris01]

@@burtonrivera5253 No, truthfully i shouldnt know this but the real secrets are found in the actual practice and devotion. These secrets are personal and sacred. Its what separates the Grandmasters from the teachers. The void, is a realm of shadows. In legend How Pow Pow Oh (the red panda) learned Kung Fu from Grandmastaer Ling Ling (the turtle) by being introduced to the shadow realm. How Pow Pow Oh was taught to fight what he could not see. THEREFORE to enter the void you must become DETACHED from the material realm mentally to embrace the flow that exists continuously outside of time and space. Shaolin and Dao monks are the first line of defense against the shadow that may find there way through portals into the material realm it is the SPECK or the Dao within them that ties there senses to the void as they are unified and connected. Then the body becomes an instrument of the DAO awareness. Not everyone that seeks to practice Shaolin or Dao martial Arts has the Dao. Some will feign endlessly never reaching their true goals because the Dao is not a choice you can choose. It is something that chooses you and you either obey or die trying to do something else. It is the will to live that has kept darkness at bay through the monks who've listened to and devoted themselves to the call. There is a lot more to it than that but this is it in a nutshell. Sun Wukong made a mistake of betraying the heavenly gates and we have been fighting to restore peace ever since.

[@burtonrivera5253]

When Sun Wukong the Monkey King, was invited into the the heavens, there was trouble.... ...they say when Sun Wukong struggles against his bonds, the world trembles... I hesitate to believe Sun Wukong was evil, then or now.

[@burtonrivera5253]

I lik your scholarship, truth be told.... In Samskrita, the fourth state of consciousness is called Turiya.... I gotta go for a walk. There have been birds and omens lately, too many to list, or understand. Fairest thou well...

[@wisechris01]

@@burtonrivera5253 he wasn’t evil. He’s the monkey king he’s crafty and mischievous. A bit of a jester. But loyal to the cause. We are still repairing the damages of the war that ensued when he stole and hid sacred scrolls

[@cubiczirconiabeard5366]

More interesting than jumping jacks, and burpees. And just a useful in a fight.

[@momcolorloveallcolors474]

LOVE LOVE LOVE

[@TheBhannah]

very good to see !

[@MikeAmerica219]

Wow what a beautiful place 🙏

[@MacroMaxwell]

I live in Brooklyn New York, I would really love to learn this art from this lineage

[@jeffcuevas5918]

Follow along with the video...

[@shujiling213]

Awesome thank you

[@michaelbanks2401]

I trained for 6 years under Sifu Li Mi Bai

[@40JoCharles]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing. 🙏🏼☯️🤍

[@zlatko216]

Thanx!

[@petuniaromania6294]

I like the video and would like to work out with this Master, however, when you zoom in on him I cannot see the exact movements - just so you know.

[@gabryg1849]

Beautiful Movements and Place, Grazie di nuovo 🙏

[@foxledbyheart7752]

I wish I was there💚 The people giving dislikes have to be very lost.

[@HariOmRadhaKrishna]

Beautiful Kung-Fu, Chi-Kung & Weapons training

[@sash11g]

How old is the Master? He moves like he's 29, spectacular!

[@andreiadeogum3567]

Que coisa mais linda !!!! Chego a me emocionar só de ver os movimentos !!!! 👐😍💗

[@red3black5green7]

Would love to join

[@HeiLongKwun]

I practice Tai Chi and kung fu with a Wudang master and student i was representing the shaolin Kung Fu they were honoured me so did i

[@laxmikant-ho7ss]

Excellent.

[@saigonproducer]

How old is this Master? He is amazing

[@user-jv7zg4px5b]

更正1 980

[@pataniki8034]

Wonderful memory=manythxs

[@TansieStephens]

Very nice!! 🙏🏼☯️

[@limjohn8469]

The ancient day in Wudang shan

[@jerrycooper3314]

Grandmaster indeed, also a dying breed as you can see by his students.

[@juanscaparro5565]

Espectacular!!! Gracias por compartir su sabiduría!!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@cristianocora]

Tai chi profound force ... Thank you for sharing

[@hogarthheathan]

when i stop being lazy and watching youtube, im going to follow my dream of going around to dojos to challenge the senseis, this will be my first one. it shouldnt be too hard to win vs such slow motion.

[@maxkeran4355]

Tai chi is not meant for fights XD. Any thug can beat them up lol

[@hogarthheathan]

@@maxkeran4355 ive heard that tai chi can be a very dangerous martial arts when its used in the the energy flow type of way. but i dont know for sure.

[@maxkeran4355]

@@hogarthheathan I'm afraid it is not. Tai chi is a Chinese version of Yoga

[@hogarthheathan]

@@maxkeran4355 surely all the punching and kicking moves can be translated to punching and kicking

[@TribuneAquila]

Tai chi or any martial art can be effective, the issue is most of these TCMA practitioners never do live sparing, so they never figure out what works for them. And really there is no problem with that as long as you don’t tell people your martial art is for fighting/self defense and then never spar.

[@user-my8pv4og9e]

do not do slow movements from childhood to 40 years. if you do slow movements, then immediately do fast movements. and also Taoist and Buddhist practices are a slow learning process, first you go to kindergarten, then go to school, then to college. You cannot take something and carry it away, this is a process of the world of contemplation. Don't make wave movements. Man is the overlap and interweaving of fields, consists of a physical and a subtle body, they have a joint center, this is a bubble of power. for a start, learn to manage it and learn to redistribute energies. this is a subtle process this is a gentle process this process is aimed at hormonizing forces inside the cocoon. Any Going beyond harmony sees you into the abyss. Thirst, rage, pleasure, desire, the power of the desire to have power will lead you to a dead end.

[@SkipinlLA]

motivation to practice

[@moon8013]

very impressive.

[@ashwingaikwad2196]

EXCELLENT 🙏🙏🙏🌷🌷🌷AMITUOFO

[@dhh488]

I've never seen a bald Daoist Master.

[@stscorpian]

Yes . thank you. for natural sound

[@mngqushu]

That was incredible 🙏

[@KhôngGiớiHạn1242]

Thanks

[@user-on8ok6nw8i]

أنتم أبطال تدريب مميز 👏👍💖👏👍💖

[@Karen-fs6lf]

Wudang 28 learned. On the mountain is a made up form is not very smooth.but the taichi 13 has better flow

[@josealfredo6416]

Le falto el sonido de fondo que usa jet lee en la pelicula el maestro del Tai Chi ~* super genial..

[@thunderflower7998]

Does anyone know the lineage of this master...? Any biography? Who taught him what martial art? Who were his teachers? SSanfeng tai chi style goes back to Chen village..or Chen village master learned the Taoist Sanfeng style first? I appreciate any good historical information. Nice to see the master!

[@davidb7422]

There is an interview of him here : www.kungfumagazine.com/magazine/article.php?article=378 Besides that, i'm not competent enough to speak on chinese history.

[@elenabeskaravaynaya1573]

Это 👌 👌 прекрасно.

[@oriundo1213]

🙏 thanks you 🙏

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Great stuff!

[@abiliomachado1]

minha paixão pela arte oriental tem origens a outras encarnações, sem duvida.

[@isaiahmccormick291]

The real mystery of chessboxin, u must think first before u move

[@Arcana437]

Thats like everyother martial arts in a nutshell

[@Arcana437]

@Clint Morningwood I'm just saying that all arts think ahead before we do an actions

[@burtonrivera5253]

So the people who are worshipping the king of the cage aren't recognizing theres a time to actually see the universe creates cages to begin with. The beauty and ART is seeing the artist whom created us. We actually see the underlying unity. There are inevitable clashes and there inevitable une pecteds too. Can t face everything economically, from an energy standpoint, in a birdcage with a hammer. Where s the medicine in real-life-scenarios?

[@Loginvizhi]

Matchless video

[@Thy690]

Shiva blessed ❤

[@silafuyang8675]

Great video. Is it from 2020? Thank you!

[@michaelweichhardt]

Almost - before covid so 2019

[@jmbragance8088]

Love it 🙏🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@marant9219]

c'est magnifique

[@Benini916]

It's 3:48 am here. I'm high, and I'm watching this and having fun even though i don't know what he's doing at all. Thanks, youtube, for recommeding this.

[@sydneichandler-dixon8113]

That is so cool from master Christopher Chandler hop gar kung fu

[@lesliedanielmolina]

Beautiful moves!