Real Kungfu Fight Techniques Applications - Tongbei - Tanglang - Yuanyang - Shaobei - Tong Yuan

I Maestri Fulvio Falanga e Francesco Suriano, allievi del M° Stanislao Falanga, mostrano applicazioni e sparring degli stili tradizionali che praticano da quando erano bambini. Info : www.tongyuanwushu.it
Masters Fulvio Falanga and Francesco Suriano (M° Stanislao Falanga stdents) show real applications and sparring of the traditional wushu styles they practice since they were very young info: www.tongyuanwushu.it
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[@kfsanda]

siete grandi non solo come Maestri ma anche come persone....complimenti ragazzi, sono lieto di far parte di questa magnifica famiglia

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Grazie a te per l'apprezzamento ;)

[@renchi6989]

When the fight begin no one know what they up against to. These would be a surprise. Good job sifu.

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Thanks, please tke a look at the other videos on our Channel if you please

[@leonardomecocci2725]

Questo è vero Kung fu, Grandi!!!

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Grazie mille 🙏🏻

[@LunaticReason]

That kick @ 3:28 is cool, I've never seen it used before. What is it called? Something I would like to add to my arsenal of moves.

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

LunaticReason that is one of yuang yang quan (mandarina duck style) many kicks, for more information see the other yuan yang quan videos on our channel or write us on the facebook yuang yang quan page, M Fulvio Falanga (that is Fu Lin on Facebook) will answer you quickly

[@eugenevizzerra5176]

Good work. I can see this in real time use in a fight.

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Eugene Vizzerra Many thanks

[@botleycrue]

Tsssssss really is amazing ...this is the Kung Fu that I 'm love in it!!! ...it's possible you can make some tutorials about this movements and technics? ...thanks sifu ...from México :)

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Thankyou for your appreciation, but we do not have tutorials on video, because we strongly believe that traditional martial arts need a good teacher. That is why we go to China every year to study from our Masters several months. Please take a look at the other videos on our channel and subscribe if you please, maybe one day we could get In Mexico to held seminars or you could come un Europe. 😉

[@botleycrue]

Please, when you come here, tell me, I"ll be waiting ...thanks sifu !!!

[@xcicciobox932]

veramente straordinari

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Grazie mille, dai un'occhiata anche agli altri video sul nostro canale, puoi seguirci anche su facebook

[@edwardkoo8564]

Very good style of kungfu.

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Edward Koo thanks my friend, take a look at our channel

[@dayman161172]

i like that u want to bring the real kungfu back. I myself train chen taiji with combat focus. So i do alot spar and isaw the difference when a opponent resist. So would be nice if u can post some sparring. Keep up best regard

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Hi, thanks for watching and for appreciation. We understand what you say and we too do spar and try techiniques in non collaborative situation. But we also know that we are talking about of something different from the sparring training of a combat sport. That is one of the reasons why we have no sparring videos

[@redgreenblue12356]

Lovely video brother. Good luck with your school.

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Thanks my friend, do you practice any similar styles, try to take a look to the other videos on our channel if you please ;)

[@sandrodevivo6243]

Magnifici

[@jamescobrien]

At 2:40 that is a Dim Mak technique. A quick strike to the Catarid artery can send blood rushing straight to the brain causing an inflicted stroke. If done at full speed it will cause either temporary or perminent paralysis of one side of the body or death. It is very dangerous to strike in this spot for sparring because a burst of blood to the brain is the same thing as a stroke.

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

yes, but this is the problem of whole traditional wushu in our opinion: "it is very Dangerous"...

[@mikelroa8719]

good luck

[@papapoet1433]

Ok, you got me. Were can i buy some Franky?

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Sorry but Frankys are sold out, 😊 please take a look at the other videos of the channel, you may find someone else to buy 😊 thanks for watching

[@umbcwushu]

Cool! Also noticed tengkongfeijiao + cekongfan at 0:50 and butterfly twist. Do you guys also practice modern Wushu? :)

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

hi, Thanks for your appreciation, in our school ( M Stanislao Falanga's Teng Long) we've studied for many years both traditional and modern wushu, but now we only practice Traditional, it takes too much time itself :)

[@zhongyang6022]

Good one ! Really want to see you sparring with MMA fighters!

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Thanks, here is a M Fulin (Fulvio Falanga) sparring in the Wang Sai (professional MMA fighter) gym in China during a visit. Wang Sai some weeks before went to Fulin Shifu M Liang to study traditional styles routines. Anyway, you cannot compare traditional styles to combat sports because they have different purposes and training methods... facebook.com/264581947026971/videos/1103311203154037/

[@zhongyang6022]

Thanks for your reply, I been train in Traditional Combat martial arts，doing ChuoJiao (戳脚）and Bajiquan (八极拳）over 5 years before I come to New Zealand. Now been doing MMA, fund out not much technic are working for me during a fight! Just interested to see how you do it! Thanks

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

@@zhongyang6022 we agree about the fact tha if one wants to fight in a cage or in a sport combat should practice sport combat. Traditonal styles like chhojiao, baiji and our styles could be very useful, but in different contests. the problem is when someone try to confuse or mixup these two different worlds. Thanks for watching ;)

[@wangwu07]

Really fast and powerful!

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Thankyou ;)

[@petercheung7542]

Doing better than we Chinese

[@ThisSentenceIsFalse]

If anything, it looks fun to do.

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Off course it is funny

[@GhostGrind]

Are you located in Italy?

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Yes we are :) you can check our web page www.tongyuanwushu.it or our facebook pages: this is our national facebook page: facebook.com/Tong-Yuan-Wushu-182901921919241/?fref=ts this the lombarida tongyuan wushu page where I live facebook.com/TongYuanWushuLombardia/?fref=ts

[@giokaywath1341]

Vito Cannillo loro lo sai sono miei maestri

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Sei fortunato allora! buon allenamento ;)

[@giokaywath1341]

grazie!!

[@78AdSa]

se la cavicchiano! bravi

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Grazie! Dia un'occhiata anche agli altri nostri video ;)

[@78AdSa]

con piacere!

[@SeymoreSparda]

Sorry to bother you, but after seeing this, I just have to ask you something. Does Yuanyang Quan have something to do with Chuo Jiao? I mean,both YYQ and CJ are said to be linked with mandarin ducks..and I LITERALLY saw you do those mandarin duck kicks in that video...which is weird because on the surface level (at least in my opinion), YYQ looks like a typical northern shaolin long fist style, but upon further inspection of the style, I noticed that it has a somewhat, shall we say, "soft" and "internal" flavor in it. Is Yuanyang Quan a hybrid between (a) shaolin style(s), and (a) taoist style(s)?; like let's say, Tong Bei quan or Chuo Jiao,perhaps? Sorry for making such a long post.

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Hi, sorry for my late answer, but I was in China to study and I could not get Google or YT... Anyway, There's something strange in your question: Yuanyang Quan IS the Mandarina Duck style and it's clear that in the Mandarina Duck Style they use Mandarina Duck Kicks. More, many other styles use the Mandarina Kicking method and Chuo Jiao is one of them... ;)

[@SeymoreSparda]

Oh god, you were actually IN China when i posted my previous comment? Sorry for the inconvenience...I didn't know that there are more that one style that use Yuanyang Tui in their syllabus? I thought that it was only exclusive to Chuo Jiao. I guess what I am trying to say is this; I 've often equated Yue Fei linked styles with Taoism, because they often use a lot of Five Elements theories and movements, regardless of how different they are right now (Fanzi= linear+circular hand strikes focused, Chuo Jiao= kicking/ground focused, Yue Jia Quan/Xing Yi=Linear all-around strikes focused).I don't REALLY believe that Yue Fei created them all, but I can see similarities between them. Nevertheless, from what I've seen, Yuanyang Quan has a lot of postures found in northern shaolin styles of kung fu (Taizu Changquan, Cha quan,Hua quan, Mei Hua quan,etc.).Understandable because kung fu styles rarely come out of a vacuum. The Northern Mantis for instance, while commonly known for its grappling and takedowns, has its roots in northern long fist shaolin and TongBei quan. I am just trying to figure out the origin of Yuanyang Quan,is all...:) (northern shaolin plus Chuo Jiao,perhaps? I am such a nerd,haha:)

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Hi Izwan, it's a pleasure for me... I agree with most of what you're saying. The only problem when you're in search of the origin of a style is that the few historical data we have are mixed with legend, so sometimes the more you think you're near to the origin the more you're in a labyrinth... about Yuan Yang you can check our web site www.tongyuanwushu.it to have more historical information. What style do you practice?

[@SeymoreSparda]

Holy shit, I forgot to reply to you these past few days, sorry. I’m sorry to tell you but I don’t even practice kung fu..I used to do silat, though…a style local to south-east Asia..I like to keep tabs on kung fu once in a while, seeing that one of the major influences on silat was Chinese kung fu (others being Indian folk wrestling and hand-to-hand combat styles, among many others)..Plus, there is a huge Chinese community living here in this region…there has always been one, since way way back in ancient times. Furthermore, the colonial era brought more and more Chinese people here, so there are bound to exist newer kung fu styles coming out of and local to this region (nanyang kung fu)(south-east Asian lineages of Bai He, Wuzu, Jow Gar,etc.) The weird thing is, the Chinese people here has long brought kung fu with them (we called it kuntao = quanfa) even prior to the colonial era, and they taught it in secret (closed doors), and yet, it still managed to influence our own martial arts (even on Filipino Kali/Escrima) . It differ from place to place, though…in my area, southern styles are more prominent than northern ones, seeing that the most of the Chinese people here came from Guangdong, HK and Fujian. Heck, my style has a lot of white crane and five ancestors’ postures in it. I see that YYQ has a lot of Digong in it (even more reason for me to believe that YYQ and Chuo Jiao are closely related).What are your opinions on the Fujianese Dishu/Gou quan? A distant descendant style, perhaps?

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Great, thanks for your post, I think Silat is a great system, but the most important thing, as for any martial arts, is to find a good Master. As my Master says, after many years of practice you can see that Gongfu is One beyond the differences of each style... I Love Gouquan and when I was young I used to practice a gouquan exibition taolu (only exibition for Italian competition): kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3WmhYdjbrN-a5o I train Tanglang, tongbei and Chen Taijiquan, I do not train YYQ, I've made this video for my gongfu brother Fulvio Falanga who is also a great YYQ Master, you can find him for further information on www.tongyuanwushu.it

[@taylorbee4010]

3:23 C. MK (xx hadouken!!)

[@nyclee9133]

This is not shaolin.

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Offcourse this is not shaolin, what let you think we practice shaolin? In this video you can see yuan yang quan, tongbei quan and tanglang quan

[@kokekuka24]

Mma is more useful

[@TongYuanWUSHU]

Even a gun is more useful my friend, it depends on what you have to do 😊

[@blockmasterscott]

It depends on the person, what works for one person might not work for someone else. For example, I'm a forms person, for me I learn much more from forms than I ever did with MMA. Other people don't click with forms and learn more from MMA. Different ways for different people.