Xiao Hong Quan

Xiao Hong Quan réalisé par Du Shuang Min, disciple de Maître Shi Heng Jun

[@AnthonyDDean]

When I practice this form, its about half his speed. Moving at this speed I wind up incredibly fatigued. His form is very similar to the Shi De Yang version, but there are more precise movements, and a few very useful techniques have been added or augmented.

[@ronaldocenteno7937]

Hola mucho gusto es un placer saludarle mis estimados amigos.?

[@ApoloSh71]

Every single kung fu form and position have LOTS of combat applications :) but there are lots of mechanics you need to know. Thats why its recommended to train Sanda as well, so you can understand the use of everything you've trained. I can figure out more than 10 ways making an opponent insta-fall with the first position you learn, "mabu" or horse. Also, try having your meal with a good mabu performance. Your legs will be the strongest in your city ><

[@wilwaren8571]

Hahahha thanks for the advice ! Indeed i started practicing that stance and its pretty hard to maintain it but its pretty cool to improve everytime !

[@DANIGALINDOShaolinHuweiKungFu]

esto es en el templo fawang!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@spytown77]

Xiao Hong Quan! The Mother of all Shaolin Fist forms!

[@hooman82]

This is the Showhun (sp) form, I went to China for a month and this is the form I first learnt. This fighter does it with amazing speed and energy.

[@skrooloos81]

Nice clean and crisp form, I like it. They say that often others measure your skill and accuracy of your study by your competency of this form.

[@xiaolintraditional90]

I wish i could learn that form, the real xiao hong quan. The place I go to teaches a shortened version, not even half as long as this one. It also leaves out a lot of the cool moves too.

[@QuanVo]

Awesome, very fast, very powerful, very strong.

[@HeTianHeng]

very powerful and well performed

[@micsir888]

@lesterado You saying those moves where to complexe for a fight? Looked pretty straight forward to me compared to many forms. No buts, this is kicking and boxing.

[@BLITZEINHEIT]

@fugoung1 Really? You obviously don't know what you're talking about. This is an excellent performance of a traditional Shaolin Boxing form, performed with skill, power, focus and intent. The versions of each form vary from master to master, but I can assure you that it is a pure, traditional Shaolin form practiced by the monks themselves.

[@tinydestroyer]

the version that he's performing is almost identical to the one i'm learning and my shifu is also a 35th generation monk.

[@sampochin]

i love doing a form this way, clean and defined movements

[@drd445]

i remember this being the longest most tiring form EVER

[@saquibmohammed2077]

you never heard of chang hu xinyi men quan

[@MathewJoki]

Blllaapp! Blllaaap! That was straight up G!

[@BeifengDaoren]

@fugoung1 Agree would love to see him doing this with not such much power but more expressions of the meanings of the form.

[@quincyentyrone]

depends, you have many schools when they only teach you these sorts of "fake"fighting( illusionary imponents) but for self defence you have to search for a full contact school. when using full contact it's really effective but also the non contact version of kung fu gives you a higher knowledge of your own body sorry for my bad english :D

[@BAK87]

VERY good gong fu

[@plovakia]

@MrQbanD well, the Hong Quan movement have become your habit in every fight then yea. If you're able to apply it without having to remember then you've hit the jackpot.

[@Supercucu123]

You can use most of the kick to open the doors. I mean when I carry a armfull of groceries into my house. After 8 years of Kung fu ( that more than half of my lifespan) I never used it once in a fight. Canada sucks.

[@BeifengDaoren]

@WahrerDrache Wushu Vorführungen und den Shaolin Shows. Sah man ja auch bei Guo Song der länger damals noch bei den Auführungen dabei war. Dort hat er dann auch ähnliches gemacht, aber sobald er da raus war hat man ihm nie wieder sowas machen sehen.

[@NgusaWushu]

Nice

[@coach_michael_w]

@JosiahWarren the forms aren't for fighting, they are for balance, strength and coordination as well as getting the body used to the movements of fighting, for real fighting alot of them practice sanshou, which is used in ufc by fighters such as Cung Le

[@MrFunkywhale]

@JosiahWarren MMA fighters are good fighters, i can respect that, but you need to remember the word RULES. In mma there are rules and outside, there are none. In kung fu, there are styles that concentrate on striking places like the groin, eyes, neck, ears, and other vital points. This of course is not allowed in ufc because they dont want people to die or suffer even more dangerous injuries. comparing mma to this just doesnt work.

[@BeifengDaoren]

@BLITZEINHEIT Xiao Hong Quan ist sehr wahrscheinlich eine sehr alte Form die lange im Tempel ist. So wie ich ihn verstehe bezieht er sich auf die Ausführung und die ist eben typisch wie die Modern Wushu Sachen und die "Mönche " die in Shows durch die Gegend geschickt werden. Rechts in der KZbin Leiste sieht man die Ausführung Shi Guo Song, oder über meinen Kanal findet man sie auch. Oder von Shi de Chao gibt es auch ein Video wo er Xiao Hong Quan macht. Da sieht man die Traditionelle Ausführ

[@sunsetmage]

THATS MY FORM!!

[@ApoloSh71]

No. But you can try to practice the forms and feel the hardest training ever made :) Run till the sweat makes ur eyes itch, then keep running for another hour, eat some rice, stretch, perform every kick you can, the fastest and highest you can, and keep doing it. My sifu grabbed my shirt one day I asked him what kung fu is, then he took all the sweat out, then he told me, kung fu is to fill a bucket everyday with the sweat of your clothes. Stretch, practice and use the forms to get (real) strong

[@WarriorBoy]

It looks like y'all might actually be in front of Shaolin. Is that correct?

[@Long_Wei]

@keerthibsp mma, western boxing, kickboxing, etc... = fighting sport wushu, kung fu, karate, ninjutsu, etc... =martial art :) happy new year btw

[@xiaolintraditional90]

This is the way it should be done. Moderate speed and lots of power. Not fast and weak like those wushu guys. This form that he did looks a lot longer than the other xiao hong quans I have seen. Is this a different xiao hong quan?

[@KungFuChopstick]

@donismail I am still doin it but i really share your mind^^ it is a very beautiful form to watch but just when another person shows^^ it really hurts after 10 times

[@chrismcdaniel475]

This looks like Lohan form.

[@brisirina]

Most of what you say is true; however, I would say that a far majority of these forms can be used in combat but you have to learn the application of the form in order to use it in real combat. You are right that Shaolin Kung Fu is more spiritual because it's meditation in motion.

[@ninshark3722]

Hey, if you're lookin' for fights, martial arts is not for you. Unless they have a gun, running and avoiding trouble is always the best option. Can't deal with not gettin' your little revenge? The world's not fair, but you gotta be the bigger man...

[@holycrapitsjake_]

if you use it correctly, all martial arts are effective.

[@Anonymus365]

@warriorbook you can't say it's martial art. you must say it's you. MMA can defeat kung fu to. it all depends of your skills.

[@lesterado]

Looks nice. But every pugilist I have seen will end up doing kickboxing in a fight.

[@quicktrip602]

very fast

[@BeifengDaoren]

@WahrerDrache Oder die Varianz verschiedener Schulen innerhalb des Tempel Kung Fus. Auch Shi De Yang führt sie so nicht aus. Ich hatte selber mal über einen Schüler von Shi Guo Song einen kurzen Email Austausch mit Meister Guo Song in dem er nochmal betonte wie wichtig der Wechsel von Yin und Yang in der Form ist. Sieht man in der Vorführung von dem Mann nicht. Ich mein man sieht das er sehr fit ist. Führt die Form aber rein auf Power aus und das sieht man heute eigentlich nur bei den Modern

[@bodhinature]

The spelling is in the title. Xiao Hong. Your welcome.

[@ikkedikke9197]

just kidding ... ur right ofcourse ;)

[@ninshark3722]

You don't need KF in life seriously, it's not for fighting, it's art with a fighting quality. maybe it used to be for fighting, but now we're more civilized. It's not up to me to decide when you use KF, maybe use stances to catch yourself when you trip on sidewalks. you'll know when you should use it-good KF comes out naturally. If I'm not smart, you shouldn't ask me anything. Having studying KF, I can tell you 1 move = 1,000 applications. that maneuver at 34 sec. could be...

[@misherutaichou8683]

This Guy Shows Fā Qing

[@donismail]

i always hated this form, oh my god... i spent too much time on doing it!!! =)

[@ninshark3722]

a. a low punch b. punch to the leg that blocks a kick c. ducking d. he's moving too fast in this one-watch another demo.; one arm punches down, other punches up = downward arm in front could grab instead of punch, drag enemy into the upward arm's uppercut. e. you decide~ ... ... 1,000 possiblities...

[@buzifalus]

speed hide a lot of mistakes. why rush when it is NOT COMPLETE ?

[@narc440]

There might be a few mistakes but his form is still good nontheless

[@Abdullah_muslim1]

He is a shaolin disciple I doubt that he will get even one move wrong because he spends time drilling this form to the point where he can probably do it blind and besides who r u to talk about this form being bad.

[@Russell_Powell86]

There is no wrong or right! I love it when people say “meh, that’s wrong” what, you learnt it a slightly different way?! And what, you’re right and this apparent disciple is wrong?? Get over yourselves and appreciate actual kung fu! This is decent! Explosive, powerful, you can see every pattern and imagine the applications and he is obviously extremely fit and flexible in mind and body! True kung fu!

[@mojo5093]

there was a lot wrong with the form & execution a lot

[@runswithbears3517]

There's always some armchair expert who claims to know and do things better. That's KZbin for ya.

[@ikkedikke9197]

Ameri-do-te is the best style anyway ... all else is bullshit :)