The Martial Camp 2023 - Video Highlights • Taiji Quan | Crane Style | 5 Ancestors Fist | Wing Chun

Watch the video highlights from the 14-day internal martial arts retreat held in Chiang Mai Thailand in January 2023; Showcasing teaching moments from Liang De Hua, Richard Huang, Yap Boh Heong, Nima King, and Adam Mizner. Join us at the next event: themartialcamp.com
Early bird tickets for The Martial Camp 2024 are now available. Book Now: themartialcamp.com
The camp will take place in the enchanting Chiang Mai, Thailand, from January 22nd to February 4th, 2024. We have a fantastic lineup of instructors confirmed:
1. Mark Rasmus - Elastic Force Chi Kung.
2. Richard Huang - White Crane Kung-fu.
3. Yap Boh Heong - 5 Ancestors Fist.
4. Nima King - Mindful Wing Chun.
5. Huai Hsiang Wang - Prana Dynamics.
Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to improve your martial arts skills and connect with fellow enthusiasts from around the world. If you have any questions or want to book your spot, head to our website now. Hurry, limited spaces available!
Book Now: themartialcamp.com
Chapters:
0:00 Liang De Hua
05:28 Richard Huang
10:48 Yap Boh Heong
16:11 Nima King
21:36 Adam Mizner

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Hi everyone, I have some very exciting news! Early bird tickets for The Martial Camp 2024 are now available: Book Now: themartialcamp.com The camp will take place in the enchanting Chiang Mai, Thailand, from January 22nd to February 4th, 2024 and we have a fantastic lineup of instructors confirmed: 1. Mark Rasmus - Elastic Force Chi Kung. 2. Richard Huang - White Crane Kung-fu. 3. Yap Boh Heong - 5 Ancestors Fist. 4. Nima King - Mindful Wing Chun. 5. Huai Hsiang Wang - Prana Dynamics. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to improve your martial arts skills and connect with fellow enthusiasts from around the world. If you have any questions or want to book your spot, head to our website now. Hurry, limited spaces available! I can't wait to see you there! Book Now: themartialcamp.com

[@bobibobillipart2670]

But it’s not about fighting it’s about fighting yourself. Now image the Boxer that learns this on his off days! MT.

[@edwarddowd-yinyang]

Did anyone else notice the sudden gush of wind that moved the paper at 9:10 Master Huang seems to have total control of the energy and space around him. Wow!

[@OWR_Mission]

I bet it was a response to static electricity.when he did the discharge he probably created a negative electrostatic polarity and the papers were pulled toward it

[@tranquil_dude]

It's at that moment that the viewer (me at least) realizes, "ok, maybe the 'spiritual body' thing wasn't just a metaphor. there's really something going on there!" XD

[@edwarddowd-yinyang]

@@OWR_Mission what do you mean when you say “discharge?”

[@OWR_Mission]

@@edwarddowd-yinyang when he released the jin to push that guy

[@kwantumd]

Gust of wind mate, paper moves before he even does anything 9:08

[@jimanHK]

awesome

[@RichardW0063]

Amazing ! Bravo and respects to all the instructors for their kind sharing ❤

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

We agree!

[@heqitao]

Simply amazing footage of these great Masters. Thank you for all the work putting this together.

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Thanks for the feedback 🙏

[@Prueba_Te]

The different layers of subtlety Richard Huang mentions are very interesting, fascia, qi and spiritual body. I love to see how it manifests through the different styles. Looking forward for more on the member site!

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Coming soon!

[@romedbucher2854]

self-defence and competition combat are two entirely different things. The one does not prepare you for the other. I've seen professional fighters fail miserably in self-defence situations and total amateurs kick ass in similar situations.

[@peteryeung6840]

意，氣，神

[@carlosbarreto4695]

​@@romedbucher2854That can be true because real life have many more factors than a ring with rules and a judge. But what is being displayed here won't work in real life either. So yeah, any standard combat sport will give you make you far more prepared for real life conflicts than this nonsense. Here on KZbin there are security live cam footage showing what I'm saying.

[@earthsmoke9450]

@@carlosbarreto4695 Every video showing principles, not actual combat, needs it’s own ”it won’t work in the street” guy. Thanks for your service. You do valuable work.

[@pluckyfilms4240]

This looks like an incredible seminar!

[@nebpoma]

I love the music: it is soul-soothing.❤

[@fangjian]

What a great experience this event was.

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Thank you for participating 🙏

[@madogblue]

Can you elaborate on some of the best things you were able to learn during the event?

[@beladirikita]

Amazing ☺️👍🏻

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Thanks 😊

[@jjones7837]

Thanks for sharing, as always. Truly amazing to be able to have access to some of this lost wisdom.

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Thanks for watching

[@jjones7837]

@@THEMARTIALMAN Been following since the first series and it's been great to witness the development of this channel. The progression into the Internal Arts is where I think we all end up once we start to see the truth and separate ourselves from Ego. Blessings for your commitment to the Art and to cultural preservation. Looking forward to catching one of these.

[@kwantumd]

Another amazing video, great editing!

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@shadowdiamond1101]

Great video. I like how you muted the 'Let me tell you the secret' haha. I hope to come along to one of these camps in the future. 👍

[@Koren-taiji]

Can anyone read lips? :-D 🙂

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Hope to see you at a future event 🙏

[@kevinhammond2187]

Tony H'o mopped the floor with an entire handful of gracies.

[@waynetom9022]

It's taken a long time for these Chinese martial arts skill to be demonstrated publicly; it's part of the Chinese culture, but rarely seen by the public!

[@ConciseCabbage]

6:45 "I'll tell you the secret." *secret muted* 😆

[@truthhurts1884]

Can’t sell seminars if you already know the secrets

[@ConciseCabbage]

@@truthhurts1884 it’s not like it really matters. You still won’t be able to access the abilities without 10,000 hours of standing practice lol

[@40JoCharles]

Every Master tells you the secret if you listen 👂🏽 🤔🙂

[@kcirtapecreip4155]

@@ConciseCabbage unfortunately, yes. I'm not a master of internal martial arts by any stretch, but this is clearly garbage. I want to believe it, but it's just a scam.... I suspect that "the martial man" is as legit as Steven Seagal as well. Very sad to think that, but I just have to face it personally as well.💩

[@edwarddowd-yinyang]

@@ConciseCabbage many of the masters would disagree with you regarding standing. One can develop these skills without “standing”

[@stewartcracknell3903]

Please send me the link for next event i'm going to attend

[@gabrieljosefmerrun3088]

When will there be an online course available of the crane style?

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Hopefully soon 🙏

[@JessicayuYC]

The teachers look amazing, but I don’t see students who successfully learned the techniques in this video. Are the teaching methods good enough to help the students to actually learn those amazing techniques? 🙏❤

[@40JoCharles]

Yes, the students learn the techniques especially if they already have some knowledge or skills with the internal arts. 🙂🙏🏼👊🏼

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Yes, the teaching methods are excellent, and the students benefitted significantly from the knowledge shared throughout the 14 days. Check out the testimonials on our website to hear what the participants have to say about the event.

[@ChristianoSts]

Same impression. And after watching the testimonials, I see the food is great, the travel is nice, friendship is awesome, but nobody saying that those 2 weeks brought significant knowledge for acquiring the skills. Did they? I know the masters have, tons of videos from their abilities, but looking all the videos of many years, and searching for some people seems only the regular students can develop. It's a good experience for people that never had the opportunity to touch a master however.

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

@@ChristianoSts here is one of the testimonials published our website: “The training spot, hotel accommodations, and team spirit of the group are excellent. The best part is that you truly learn the essence of various internal martial arts from great masters. The camp not just about learning another new form; the training focuses more on the foundations of internal energy. The theories and practices are explained thoroughly, allowing us to ask questions to the masters and their assistants. It’s not like the old traditional way where you’re discouraged from asking and just expected to repeat. Once you gain an in-depth understanding of different martial arts, it becomes much easier to select one for your martial arts journey. Don’t miss the chance to meet these internal masters.” Hansjoerg Kneib - Germany. You can read the other testimonials here: themartialcamp.com/the-martial-camp-testimonials

[@Sam-py8ic]

​@@paulwaterpurifiers9322 Can't understand what you're tryin to say.

[@emersonbatistadasilva877]

Boa tarde,sigo seu canal sou do Brasil muito séria bom colocar legendas 🙏🏽

[@kwantumd]

Duvido que ele coloque legendas em português, mas uma solução é você ativar as legendas em inglês e usar o google para traduzir para o português, assim você terá uma ideia do que os mestres estão dizendo, boa sorte!

[@carlosbarreto4695]

Ao menos neste vídeo em particular, você não está perdendo muita coisa não. As imagens sozinhas já mostram que isto é um amontoado de besteiras.

[@Hangsengfutures]

Love to see a MMA expert to participate in the lesson.

[@anonymous-vy8lz]

He'll kick these delusional mf into reality, and they'll be jobless 😂😂😂

[@LauGarSifu]

Or just anyone who's not "playing their game".

[@decomodus]

I'd be satisfied with a combat sports practitioner. Just spar against a resisting opponent.

[@carlosbarreto4695]

MMA expert? You don't need that. Just need someone who is not cooperating. No need to have any experience with any martial art at all.

[@br.m]

@@carlosbarreto4695 No you are wrong. It is always MMA. OK? Don't forget. The troll always mention MMA.

[@pdcx]

would be great if the masters can challenge each other with their different internal system

[@nobodyshere5994]

Are the strings of yan shou gong the same as the magnetic and electric lines that sifu rasmus talks about???

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

No, they are not the same. The “Strings” are lines of fascia and connective tissues that are used to conduct Jin from the feet to the hands.

[@nobodyshere5994]

@@THEMARTIALMAN thnx for the answer. Like the meridians?

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

@@nobodyshere5994 different from the meridians.

[@nebpoma]

The truth is that they all use minimal rotational inertia and power from centre of body mass. It is important to learn mechanical principles like superposition etc.

[@OWR_Mission]

@themartialman is there a master huang MM class on the horizon?

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

We are in discussion about an online course, but nothing is confirmed yet.

[@OWR_Mission]

@@THEMARTIALMAN fingers crossed!

[@Alejandro-ud5ff]

I wonder if in these meetings they explain how to develop that skill. If you require any physical training or meditation. I also wonder what happens if two people with the same ability try it.

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Yes, the students are taught step-by-step how to develop these skills our camps. Please read the testimonials on our website: themartialcamp.com

[@demonchaux]

Oh Wow! I don't know how I ended here. I just started learning Okinawa Kenpo Karate and came across this video. It looks amazing! But what is it??

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Welcome aboard!

[@carlosbarreto4695]

It's fantasy.

[@goodstar9553]

8:00

[@john_admin4965]

It’s programming his disciples.

[@zorbataichi65brown19]

Did any of the students achieve these skills? What evaluation to the seminar did the students give? The masters have it, OK, although, I never seen TCC, 5 Ancestor, Wing Chun winning a challenge match.

[@paulwaterpurifiers9322]

I think so too

[@paulwaterpurifiers9322]

How can I believe it

[@kingofaikido]

Noice.. ;)

[@klchin77]

In conclusion, all martial arts arrive to the same destination

[@PietG]

Does it have to do anything with energy? That run through their veins?

[@resonance10]

Yes and the gullibility that infects their brains...

[@rojcewiczj]

No, to put it simply: step 1 have balance, step 2 put your balance where you need it to be, step 3 use force. 99.9 percent of people don't take the time to place their balance and then they destroy their own balance through excess tension when they use force.

[@bissermilanov1311]

​@Wardog hahaha. So well put

[@anonymous-vy8lz]

My 12 year old son will beat the living shit of these fake bullshido masters.

[@Sam-py8ic]

​@@resonance10kinda. He connected his nerve network to yours. It's "hacking" in a way. Through connection.

[@stefanobernacchi3651]

Perché tutti questi bei giochetti non funzionano con me e con i miei allievi?

[@Eternaprimavera73]

perche si tratta di esercizi. nessuna cosa funziona a livello di apprendimento, se l altro non coopera.

[@josephramos3140]

does this guy has a super power or some kind of invincible force? amazing. he even exert an effort to move those people

[@leoholy9818]

Actually all of them are Taichi 😅,of course all martial arts share some common things, but this kind of internal things focused style mainly are all taichi core , concepts, strategies. And that’s fine, Taichi core engine can apply to any type of martial arts, you want strike, hit (kick and punches etc.) control, wrestling or simply unbalance people, you can apply to help the purpose you want

[@erwinhewitt7438]

May you all get knocked out to your delight 😊

[@michaellegood9498]

I have a feeling this might be psychological

[@scottc3165]

Only one way to find out!

[@bernidavis3273]

Your feeling is wrong!

[@easternmovementprinciples4799]

Not at this level. Lots of hacks out there but not in this squad of masters !

[@Sam-py8ic]

Psychological as in something to do with signal networks? Then Yes.

[@kcirtapecreip4155]

Mind fluid eh........ If I say oil my shoulder 6 times......

[@40JoCharles]

Saying it is for your benefit so you know it’s happening. If he didn’t say it, you wouldn’t know. 🤣

[@kcirtapecreip4155]

@@40JoCharles lol, good one, lol. I'm starting to think this a scam for stupid rich folks. The guys at enter tai chi / enter shaolin are good Folks. Of all the folks on KZbin I've run into I favor them. Do you have any folks you favor???? I like reaching out to new things that I have never heard or understand.

[@JivecattheMagnificent]

It's so bizarre watching this. I live in the UK and just attended a Mantak Chia seminar in Glastonbury on Qi Gong, or Chi Kung, and he was demonstrating Tan Tien and Iron Shirt principles. Honestly, while I enjoyed it very much, I didn't see anything like this whatsoever. These people really seem to have something I've never experienced before.

[@40JoCharles]

Get yourself to the next camp. 🙂👊🏼💪🏼🙏🏼

[@edwarddowd-yinyang]

One cannot compare Mantak with this level of skill. The masters in this video are in an entirely different league.

[@rumsbums3113]

I strongly suggest changing the lineage. Take a leap

[@KelGhu]

Mantak Chia is not exactly a Taichi master. Because he is not martial.

[@thimo6295]

Mantak Chias stuff is very different and I wouldn't even call it internal. Spend some time with his teachings. If you want to get the real stuff, go to people like Adam Mizner or Damo Mitchell. Especially Damo if you're interested in Daoist Nei Gong and Alchemy

[@ChangingMan2023]

Oh dear..... No. Come on people, wake up!

[@muzili-rz4oj]

内劲：有控制人体运动神经的特殊功能，这是内家拳随意拨弄人打人不用力的原理，是内家拳得以存在的理由，不神秘。怎么练出控运动神经的内劲，此处不赘述

[@killianbyrne5647]

He real energy is his man bank account after teaching beta males how to play patty cake .

[@user-if5mb8fi5h]

Basic exercises to test body posture and forces involved in movement, nothing exceptional and nothing to do with combat effectiveness. If these are traditional martial arts it's no wonder combat sports are superior.

[@romedbucher2854]

Tell me, please, what does martial arts have to do with combat sports??? If you want to be a martial artist, you study martial arts. If you want to be a competition fighter, you train fighting skills for competitions. These are two entirely different things. The fact that a few delusional so-called martial arts masters did some stupid things is not proof of anything, other than what I wrote above. However, martial arts studies will help any combat fighter improve their skills and widen their repertoire. About Chi, you don't have to train it, to have it. We all have it, it's the energy that keeps us alive. Any skilled fighter has developed mastery of chi to some extent, willingly or not.

[@LauGarSifu]

I think his point was that this is only useful for testing ones structure. There is no direct combat benefit. Don't train this and think there is any benefit for defending oneself in a violent assault

[@YinFuBG]

@@romedbucher2854You are right. If you want "competition fighting" then don't go to a real fighter. Go to MMA or karate tag teachers. What do combat sports have to do with real fights? Not much. Sport has rules. Fights? Not so much. Professional athletes seem to think that lifting weights has some value yet it has no direct connection with fighting. The only way to know if these guys can fight is go and show. i am sure Liang will satisfy you.

[@romedbucher2854]

@@LauGarSifu I disagree. I had only basic Tai Chi Chuan training for 1½ years, got in a fight against a really bad street gang of 4 - and beat the shit out of them. Still don't fully understand what exactly happened, but I had a huge advantage: My movements were absolutely strange to them, they had no idea how to counter them and got totally confused. I pulled, kicked, punched, pushed, but witnesses said they saw me performing my usual form, only fast. For me, however, everything happened in slow motion, in the speed I use to train the form. I had all the time in the world to foresee, even think about my counters. That saved my life. All I got was a superficial stab in the back and a few scratches. You should have seen the other guys. The most important in a real fight, without rules, is your mindset and your instincts. If you are in control of your body and able to use what you have efficiently, you can win. Else, no training in the world will save you. I had never even learned any applications, not to this day. After this experience, I don't give a damn about standard applications, they are more an obstacle than an advantage when your opponent does not know and use them, too. These demonstrations, where "attackers" hold a fist in the "masters" face are jokes. You never see a realistic attack in these demonstrations. The only way of showing the truth would be a full speed attack, countered and then shown in slow motion. Everything else is just shows.

[@br.m]

@@romedbucher2854 None of the haters will believe you. I believe you though because I fight in slow motion too.

[@SlackBallSack]

Nima King seems like a kind of a dick, there was no need for that amount of force at 19:44

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Please don't take the short clip out of context. Nima asked for a willing volunteer, and the gentleman fully agreed before receiving the kick from Nima.

[@40JoCharles]

People were forewarned, they queue up for a good kick from Nima and proudly show the bruises. 🤣🦶🏼👍🏼

[@KelGhu]

It's funny to see an Orthodox Jew having to keep his traditional attire to learn internal arts. Internal arts know no belief, race or culture.

[@richarddeerflame]

This is showing his faith is who he is... I commend it... it's beautiful. many are hypocrites to their faith .... only practicing when suits them. this shows a close connection to his beliefs and faith in judaism. Let's commend him for this.

[@alexchen5811]

Just spar for real please.

[@keithgodfrey2023]

Its all true but do it at midnight ful of piss

[@preejes01]

It’s a drama

[@user-sx2fg9wl8t]

8 out of 10 people can grab an object out of your hand before u can close ya hand. U try it with any one. So its simple u hit first to win. So years of learning this crap is a waste of ya time and money

[@Tiler-ju9zl]

But what's the point of it. All that learning and money.then boxers just Knock them clean out

[@LauGarSifu]

Correct. There is never any demonstrated martial use against unwilling partners. You have to be playing their game for this to work

[@goldielocksposition]

If you are fortunate enough to learn from a practitioner who came from hard style into these arts you get a better life for it and of course it’s not MMA

[@pierrebridenne8870]

And with just a gun or a base-ball bat you neutralize 10 years of hard Boxing so what ? The purpose of Taï chi is not to be a champion in a ring but to know your mind and body to become healthier and conscious. These two qualities can be very benefic to any sport or in life in général.

[@easternmovementprinciples4799]

A lot more to life & your nature than the sweet science can teach. If anything learn boxing first then go this way 😉

[@carlosbarreto4695]

​@@pierrebridenne8870You are comparing oranges and appels. It's quite obvious that someone with an weapon has a huge advantage against someone unarmed, specially if it's a gun. The demonstrations here display one unarmed person applying "techniques" (notoriously fake) vs another unarmed person who is offering zero, no resistance at all and is fully cooperating. So stop fooling yourself with this "healthier" nonsense: there are _N_ methods to become healthier, but this demonstrations are about *self-defence.* And we don't need to mention champions, because this B.S. won't work against even a middle-aged politician who has never practiced any martial arts in their whole life and is pisssed off against you.

[@preejes01]

All fake

[@easternmovementprinciples4799]

Nah, chi is real

[@kcirtapecreip4155]

I've been following this guy for some time now. Either he is gullible or complicit.... I'm just not settled on which. Self deluded???? I'm trying to make excuses at this point. I don't like believing in evil, but teaching folks that they can fly if they jump off a building is pretty evil.😬

[@scottc3165]

The difference is in self mastery, not mastery over others. If someone runs into you with intent to harm you, yet they get hurt, is that evil on your part? Maybe in the current woke culture but not in reality.

[@anonymous-vy8lz]

​@@scottc3165 do you believe this shit would work in real life Scott? Or are you a paid dog who works for them? If you really believe in this self mastery shit pls come back to reality.

[@terrydawson2239]

Cough...Cough Bull Shiiiiiido! as to theses demos of these guys compliantly flopping around...seems to be a gross over exaggeration.

[@Prueba_Te]

Yeah, 12 days of people spending a lot of money and being compliant, that's a big fake show very difficult to put together. Or may we may be missing something? Just open up and be curious, you don't need to believe anything, just find one of these guys and experience it!

[@terrydawson2239]

@@Prueba_Te No need to seek them out, over 40 yrs of experience in martial arts here to include studies on Okinawa, in Korea and the Philippines and as for large numbers gathering together to follow a belief, it can be challenging but there is always those willing to drink the koolaide...just ask Jim Jones....wait a minute nah can’t ask him because he and his flock of followers are dead....because they believed.

[@kcirtapecreip4155]

@@Prueba_Te good luck "finding one of these guys". If you ever do, I promise that they will fill your ear with mounds of brown chi...... Has anyone here ever tried to pin down a bs artist??? Good luck!

[@40JoCharles]

Bad cough you got there 😜

[@davidbarnwell_virtual_clas6729]

​@@Prueba_Te I hear you. But, it's very hard to believe this stuff. It doesn't seem to fit normal patterns of movement or violence. So, what is necessary is a breakdown of what's happening..if we're to believe that what we're seeing is real.