Chow Gar Mantis (Part 2) Grandmaster Ng Si Kay | Season 1 Episode 02

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

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[@SenseiMaharaj]

Dear sir, you're the real martial man... I am a budo enthusiast... But you're the real one. The amazing part of you is that you're not restricted to one style or an art. As a true enthusiast, you're ready to explore everything. And your discipline and "beginners like mind" is simply amazing. A big salute to your work sir! Peace and harmony, Sensei Maharaj 😊

[@JivecattheMagnificent]

Love this guy, hah. He's got such a fun, good natured attitude, he likes to laugh and joke, but at the same time he's really knowledgeable and happy to share his wisdom.

[@Johnisd]

I love ur challenge

[@JivecattheMagnificent]

@@Johnisd Mm? My challenge?

[@kingofaikido]

This was a most interesting interview with a genial grand-master. It is very difficult to find such people today who are so generous with their knowledge and genuinely smile. This interview reminded me of the stories my Dad used to tell of his time in Hong Kong... I wonder why the people of the South are so friendly...

[@gc8032]

Sifu Ng is truly a wonderful and humble man and so are his students, people must realise because Sifu has such a gentle spirit that he is not a show of in any way. His Kung fu is very hidden and very strong . He loves explaining the kung fu to anyone who wants to talk about it or learn it. I miss training with you Sifu and training with my Si Hings. I will never forget the training and my life in HK.Thank you to the people behind publishing this video . If any one wants to learn the kung fu in Australia than Sifu Paul Brennan is the man to learn from. Kind regards Grant M C

[@jac9963]

Harden the Fuck Up..!!!

[@gc8032]

Chuy Delgado the senior most student will take the Grandmasters place. Once the Grand Master Passes away. This is why Sifu Ng Si Kay is now the Grand Master as he was the most knowledgeable and most senior student of Si Gung. Sifu Ng Si Kay then takes on and carries on the teaching to Si Gungs Students.

[@gc8032]

Sean O'Brieon you have no idea.

[@SpaneenOomlong]

@@gc8032 As far as I know, typically, the successor isn't necessarily the most senior student. One could be the most advanced technically, but a special perception/insight is also necessary. Many Masters have died without finding the appropriate successor.

[@gc8032]

@@SpaneenOomlong I agree with what you have said. I will let you know. Sifu Ng Si Kay forfills all critera of truly having the highest understanding and skill set of the complete system and is filled completely with the highest spirit of the Chow Gar Tong. Long. There is no one higher in this world at present with the knowledge and skill of Ng Si Kay in the Chow Gar Tong Long. He is the highest authority.

[@jac9963]

Grandmaster Ng Si Kay is a truly amazing martial arts master, teacher, warrior, and gentleman; a true, deep exponent of real martial virtue and skill. Deepest respect.

[@Lunumbrus]

I just realized how similar this is to rapier fencing. It's all conical geometries of defense, single tempo counterattacks, and a preference on point-oriented linearity as opposed to circular power generation. Really neat. They even use that portion of arm near the elbow like the forte of the rapier blade, defending close to the joint so there's less incoming leverage to deal with, and more power/control at the end of the weapon/arm.

[@kingofaikido]

Good points you raise.

[@peterkhew7414]

The traditional Chinese and Japanese martial arts we know today, are developed independently, at the same time as the Renaissance. Which is uncanny, because it seems like there was some sort of synchrony happening.

[@baubaul]

Short known as “You just go”

[@phillipchan6044]

@@baubaul I think he was saying "gok" which kind of mean focus the tension on the specific spot in cantonese .

[@Four20Kevin]

you break it down to angles most martial arts are very similar if only because the mechanics of the human body only allow for a set range of motion and angles

[@liecrusher3506]

When I first heard "balls", I thought to myself, "not THOSE balls".

[@crazyhorse3344]

liecrusher yes, meatballs

[@Archisasongko]

and then the fact is, the real balls on your mind 😅🤣😱

[@pongjan4398]

Lol broooo

[@edgargarcia9530]

Lolhaalol lol I thought the same thing mannnnn tough stuff.

[@happy081479]

hahahhaahha

[@DrifterSun]

Im learning discipline everyday. I find more meaning over the years. And the art of combat taught me that what knocks me down I get up from.

[@galain]

Wonderful clips! Thank you for filming them and making them available.

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

You're welcome.

[@despiertacatolico1691]

Why aren't these great grandmasters here in the US !!!! :( Are there any like him here? This is awesoe thanks Martial Man!

[@tommymiddlefinger1283]

When I see old guys who say they know "a little" kung fu... I run in the other direction. That said, after giving my order at the drive thru and the voice tells me to go to the next window, I always say, "No problem." 😄

[@DrifterSun]

I’m finding true meaning learning from this channel, it truly helpful.

[@eileenfabri5497]

These people are my cousins and are very good. Very kind and thoughtful.

[@wingchunkune]

Thank you for all the clips. They are great and informative.

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

You're welcome, we have a lot more coming soon available directly through our website.

[@leecheecheang8027]

the master is always humble and friendly.

[@regalchess7741]

I had the opportunity and good fortune to train in southern praying mantis. Jook lum gee tong long pai and chu gar is what I spent a good time training in. I always like to see the different branches of southern praying mantis. I feel we are like cousins through our lineage. Love to see the old timers breaking down the history of the systems.

[@loredanamassini9484]

Yes, Theres Aldo the sacred turtle

[@alfyfajing251]

This is incredible! Thank you martial man 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@GuyCruls]

Qigong is so pervasive in Chinese martial arts - love it!

[@99nessuno99]

Yeah, only in china, outside it's only a fake

[@als5560]

I trained in this art for long time very good defence art make your arms very tuff soon as you block attacker it hurts them.. this art they doing lots man on man drills so all the body becomes hard. So when u block someone it hurts them and when hammerhand them they are hurt lots. Very basic and it also gets very much in-depth. So good art for every1.

[@symbolsarenotreality4595]

Very interesting to know everything still functions when learning this technique.

[@Rajj854]

Missing the MMA fanboys and their uninformed comments. Where are they?

[@stefan-t--]

censored by the user who posted the video im sure

[@nalcow]

Those MMA fans are idiots

[@meganziegler3968]

They are all watching "Grand Masters" and other Kung Fu "Masters" getting stomped daily in fights. They probably just don't have time for stuff that doesn't work in an actual fight. They also may be "Idiots", but at least they can fight.

[@blockmasterscott]

Your forearms had to have been sore after all that. That guy had me in total awe.

[@EvosBasics]

loved the chow gar mantis feature! be great to do more in the future!

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Hi, thank you for your positive feedback. We will be hopefully be filming more with the Chow Gar mantis guys in the future.

[@blackhorse7553]

May ask is the sifu from Hong Kong?

[@BlessedWarrior]

Thanks for the videos i really enjoy them, i would love to meet sifu Ng Si Kay to know more about Chow Gar. ;)

[@nbrace-tl8ku]

I was fortunate enough to have practiced this in a high school in NYC. It was near Chinatown. I do not remember the name of the instructor, he was supposed to have been the son of the grandmaster. I did not verify that. I remember doing all of those exercises plus a few more. What made me leave was the fact that I was also studying Karate at the time. The S/Mantis instructor never showed us any fighting techniques and that frustrated me. I wanted to learn to use it in real situations. I never did. If any one reading this knows of the class at LESP high school on Williams st, please leave me a comment. Thanks

[@tidemover]

What a generous Sifu it's a blessing to see and hear him.

[@3pieceandsoda708]

I just go I just go😂

[@esauruiz6125]

Amazing teacher!!!

[@silverfox7294]

thank you for sharing invaluable footage brother!

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

Silver Fox you're welcome, I'm happy you appreciate it.

[@Anmobgoccult20]

Full respect and bow, to old great masters!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! from old bg.

[@timothyfreeman97]

4:12-13: "one, two, three *FART". correct me if I'm wrong, but did this not just happen? did sifu let out a little Qi thunder?

[@Smokie1306]

xDD

[@richardhaw9757]

lol, he's almost 80! give him a break hahaha

[@martinoterosantos6432]

Timothy Freeman All due respect to this very respectable teacher.....( He did let out wind while the foreign student was behind him). The Chi that got away.

[@jac9963]

+Martin Otero Santos .And I thought Kung Fu grandmasters are meant to be well mannered....

[@heartdyedpurple]

Sean O'Brieon The Chinese are not a well-mannered people lmao

[@peterkoos4668]

To be able to withstand multiple kicks to the balls,now that is another level.

[@russell8815]

Excellent Video!!! Is it possible to post full forms of Southern Praying Mantis Demonstrations? Thank you

[@miketurley8272]

I love southern mantis style

[@Billy_Mandalay]

Sifu's so darn adorable. 😁

[@MrManielx2]

Great video mate. What a character!

[@miketurley8272]

Dear Sifu's please move to Canton Michigan its between Detroit (mortor city)and AnnArbor (medical city)

[@blackhorse7553]

This is worth learning...strong bottom etc

[@markl4798]

You can tell the young dude is in pain and very worried 😂

[@michaelsanchez8803]

How do you learn to retract testicle's?

[@Soaring_Hawk]

You should interview Roger D. Hagood about Chu Gar and Southern Praying Mantis in general. Chow Gar is an offshoot of Chu Gar and Ip Shui's design. They are Chu Gar but you should look to the Chinese clans of Kwongsai Jook Lum. This was the highest order of Som Dot's kung fu. Chu Gar being the second order, Tith Ngaw Iron Ox being the third.

[@petopetteri178]

1:25 "revenge!"

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

haha :)

[@alex09aries]

Not sure this would work on the street but still interesting to watch.

[@smalbug]

chow gar mantis has the 'many hands in 1step(motion)' concept

[@quadintheuk8870]

You have the best , most privileged job in the world Martial man Your a great listener 👊🏻🤚🏼🫲 🙏🏻

[@dhamilton707]

Thank you

[@senorfrijol5305]

4:13 the dude just farted Before that tall dude grabs his ass before that kicking each other in the nuts..... what a legacy 🙌

[@winghosamLeung-ff3bu]

Very strong shock Gin. Chow Gar Mantis is not training the muscle, but power(Gin).

[@ceriksson2155]

Incredible skills and personality

[@BlessedWarrior]

Haha Sifu's voice sounds funny when he laugh 😂😂😂😂😂

[@少川靖男]

極懷念阿娟師姐 ！！

[@76kamikazi]

Would have loved to have seen him in his younger days fighting.

[@grumpyone3757]

very good make sense thanks

[@chrisken8902]

"Good ! ... G-o-o-o-o-d !!!" (emperor Palpatine)

[@f.dmcintyre4666]

Yes his last comment about KO in 6-7 seconds sums up the ethos of all Kung Fu (whatever style) that it is a "one second fight" not fighting rounds for ages using loads of energy and fitness, this guy would seriously injure someone in a real life confrontation...………………...respect...………..

[@mfaisalmalik]

The full video shows old man does have some nice moves.

[@kingofaikido]

I wonder if the ball protection method works even in movement. I can well imagine it takes some will-power to keep the gonads up inside the body but they wouldn't stay there permanently, surely. That wouldn't fit our understanding of male biology, which states that the balls need to cool down outside the body. But, it obviously takes time (even a millisecond) to do raise the gonads consciously, which may be just enough time to attack. Also, if it takes will-power, when under attack, will-power may vanish, making this form of defense not as effective as it seems. I don't really know, but I'm speculating here. I also imagine just based on watching his body movements, like his defense against a kick to his thigh, that his gonad-protection method, the breathing chi-gong and his defensive hardening of body are all related. What precisely then is the breathing method he uses to create this defensive shield...? That should be the question. And how long before we get results? That's the other important question.

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

It takes around 2 years of specific training to develop this skill and is part of the Chow Gar mantis training syllabus for inner door students. The method used is hard body Qi gong set.

[@kingofaikido]

I see. Interesting. Do you know of any book that I could consult covering this Qi Gong set?

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

No books that I know of. The sets are considered 'inner door' so you would need to learn them from a teacher in person.

[@neutrino78x]

martial man, do they literally retract their testicles or is some other subtle lower body movement...or it spiritual, like some of kind of mental/emotional state they enter to become less conscious of pain in that area?

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

neutrino78x the testicles are fully retracted inside the body.

[@The-Contractor]

Strong balls = strong body, HILARIOUS ... I like it.

[@ninthkaikan1544]

With retracting the balls, I hear the Okinawan Karate masters also do this through the practice of Sanchin.

[@WashingMykale]

The '3 step arrow' looks very similar to karate's 'Sanchin' which is tranlated to '3 battles'

[@deluxenz]

Or Shaolin Five Ancestors Sam Cheng "3 Battles" ;)

[@gregbrechelt2295]

Such a happy man

[@AbdulKhan-yx1pn]

Best form of contraception available right now.

[@perrypelican9476]

His grandson will be a master if he trains. The kid could become much more advanced if he dedicates. The internal way is part of their lives. It's getting more and more popular in North America. Too many westerners are not so open to different training styles. They want battle tested proof. It's a pity because the internal energy can be trained and used in many applications. I wish could find a good teacher in Montréal willing to teach an old guy like me. This grandmaster is skilled and I like his personality. He is funny and upbeat. No intense crap. Just honest enthusiasm.

[@Anderesuu556]

« You feel at ? It just comes up » im dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣 how the fuck « it just comes up »

[@jake00731]

amazing art

[@LargestClassifieds]

Like a fine wine, you get better with age.

[@JasonBourne969]

I can feel that pain on my own balls 😂😂😂

[@0Videoteca0]

he seems like Zhou Botong from condor heroes :)

[@creightonfreeman8059]

Is it just me or does Master Ng look a lot like Master Po from the Kung Fu television series?

[@shookone9536]

You can tell from the younger guys face after, that those kicks got to the balls.

[@astillero711]

He's using air to inflate any given area. Chi gong primarily focuses on breath control. When you kicked him did you feel his testicles? I'm pretty sure the real method pulls the testicles up into the abdomen

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

They actually pull everything inside, there is nothing there to kick.

[@astillero711]

+THE MARTIAL MAN Cool I didn't know that. Thanks for the response

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

+astillero711 You're welcome.

[@99nessuno99]

So it s not they harden the testicles, they retract them?

[@blackhorse7553]

@@99nessuno99... Chinese can.do something beyond science.👍

[@uxvellda1112]

Is Ng Si Kay related to Ng Mui. Because Ng Mui I think is also related to Ip Man, just like how Ng Si Kay related to Ip Shui and Ip Keung. Plus the fact that Wing Chun and Chu Gar both came from Fujian White Crane Style.

[@norisammdnor5451]

When u convert tomoi and silat u get a powerfull energy amd tecnic to fight

[@Сенегалец]

Большое спасибо за урок !

[@chinlongcham1017]

I don't know why. But when I hear this master talking, he reminds me of Steven He....

[@karlsbikestunts]

Be good to see the Old Guy in his prime using his Tong Long

[@personalprofile8600]

I used to do this, but one day one day I couldn't get one of the balls to come back down 0-o scared the shit out of me and I stopped doing it

[@james3381]

amazing ball

[@monyetguru]

he just go

[@asierg.r7394]

I JUST GO!

[@zmy1125]

if u looking for fighting skill.... all qi gong is useless. but it is very good for ur health i supposed

[@secretasianman1939]

there's a chinese super market here in georgia. it's called jusgo... that's all i hear lol

[@azncs11]

Man.. Cantanese Chinese from HK are so cool

[@Ressyuchiha]

Imagine 1 ball failing to go up when seeing bro’s leg coming at you

[@hagaibinsealtiel3745]

The first one to teach this was Bruce Lee's (real) teacher (NOT Ip Man !)

[@itsahmed8864]

😂😂mans was holding his butt😂😂😂😂

[@knutehert3854]

i just go !!

[@azadhassan6831]

Chinese man is very strong and I like it

[@ryanrobles4832]

Did he let go a small one at 14:12?

[@happybu]

很有意思😊

[@nahrubish]

seems like you don't agree his part of body is soft but I think his power is real and not a muscle power. Can see on how easy he can bring your head down. the counter attack is very dangerous. mostly he attacks the vital part. About lifting up the balls. Seems like a bit weird since they unconsciously lifting up before the kick come in but it still impressive to take brute force of kick. By the way, how hard and heavy is his body when he use harden?

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

I confirm that when he makes his body hard it is like steel and when relaxed its very soft. Their hard body QI gong is very impressive.

[@blackhorse7553]

Its very fortunate for the indoor students to learn from real masters

[@ivanfotoman]

why he and his students are not dominate in UFC ?

[@edtheangler4930]

Because ufc is a joke

[@theelitest5795]

Anyone else hear the cheeky fart when he first counts 1-2-3 😂😂😂😂

[@spawn314159]

chow gar tong long owns

[@JoeHerdez777]

cyanide Emin No Bostepe would disagree

[@PhilippeLarcher]

is this some ancestor of goju riu ?

[@ravenousgigajacker]

When the ball rubbing starts it’s time to go

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

I wish we could see the graphic version, meaning a naked man getting kicked in the area and then you can actually see literally what's happening there. Of course that would probably be socially improper even if not in public, but still

[@raksh9]

So you're saying that you want to see naked men being kicked in the balls. Right.

[@VyrasVargrPK]

i love that. ko'd them in 6 or 7 seconds... "always like that" hahaha.

[@THEMARTIALMAN]

:-)

[@blackhorse7553]

I hope to see Xu xiao dong or any MMA guy going there to challenge his disciples.

[@VyrasVargrPK]

@@blackhorse7553 sure bro gud luck. I worked and trained with a brickie who ran a school (15years experience under from Yip Chee Keung). Dude was as solid as a house, super fit, quick, and powerful asf and 40yo (i was 22 at the time). I was 95kg, very athletic, grew up boxing and playing rugby and I couldn't hold a flame to what this guy could do. Those mantis arms are so strong, fast and move so weird they literally chop through your guard and hammer you they fuckin hurt. They're not trained like that in boxing or mma. This shit comes straight from a shaolin monastery its no joke. Only reason why I didnt keep it up was because I didn't want to do it for hours a day for years just to develop shock power (when the forms start to become useful). I prefer to just hit the bag and keep fit. Its a formidable striking/strengthening system i would've loved to mix it with muay thai and bjj or sambo. Im actually surprised not more people have heard of it I'm just waiting for the day someone mixes it with wrestling and starts using it in the ufc.

[@davidaguirre6333]

Que interesante tecnica pura fuerza interior(chi)