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Enter Martial Arts
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We Discuss martial arts techniques and concepts mostly found in contemporary wushu. Understand the intent behind the techniques so you can perform at your best.
How to Wushu: Wheeling Slam | Wushu Tutorial
Last video we talked about how the front slap kick is one of the most combo-friendly moves in modern Wushu.
Seems only fitting that this week we're going over the Wheeling Slam; a move so versatile it can literally combo into itself indefinitely.
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Seems only fitting that this week we're going over the Wheeling Slam; a move so versatile it can literally combo into itself indefinitely.
Check out our Instagram here: enter_marti...
If you're in Los Angeles, CA come check us out!
www.ema-la.com/
Music:
Climbing Out - Home
Billiards - Home
Sun - Home
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How to Wushu: Front Slap Kick | Wushu Tutorial
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The Front Slap Kick is an incredibly important foundational move in modern Wushu. Almost every other basic move can be combo'd into a Front Slap Kick, more importantly, this kick allows one to combo into any move from it as well. Check out our Instagram here: enter_marti... If you're in Los Angeles, CA come check us out! www.ema-la.com/ Music: Apollo's Mood - The Olympians Hades' ...
How to Wushu: Hammer Fist | Wushu Tutorial
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Here's a basic tutorial on one of the core fundamentals of modern Wushu. The Hammer Fist is useful in modern Wushu as a method of changing directions in a form, as well as a natural way to finish a short combination. Check out our Instagram here: enter_marti... If you're in Los Angeles, CA come check us out! www.ema-la.com/ Music: HEAVYLIGHT Artist: supapao "Tokyo Music Walker - W...
Broadsword Tutorial - Sword Wraps
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Here's a few details on our wushu sword wraps. Make sure to pay attention to the little details. Check out our Instagram here: enter_martial_arts If you're in Los Angeles, CA come check us out! www.ema-la.com/
Wushu Staff (Cudgel) - Movements and Basics
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This is a brief description of wushu cudgel or staff movements and basics (AKA wushu gun shu). You want a staff that is at least as long as you are tall. We're in Los Angeles! Come visit us! www.entermartialarts-la.com/ Instagram: enter_martial_arts
Wushu Tutorials - Chuan Zhang
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This is the breakdown on how to "thread the needle" wushu style. Make sure your stances are solid and be aware of where I'm looking while performing this combination. We're in Los Angeles! Come visit us! www.entermartialarts-la.com/ Instagram: enter_martial_arts
Wushu Fundamentals - Wheeling Arm TUTORIAL
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The success of this technique is really on your level of body awareness. Make sure your arms stay straight and your stances stay solid. Lastly, don't forget to exhale through the technique! We're in Los Angeles! Come visit us! www.entermartialarts-la.com/ Subscribe here! bit.ly/2rincNg
Wushu Fundamentals - Front Sweep TUTORIAL
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The front sweep is definitely one of the more advanced techniques practiced in wushu. Make sure to get really good at the approach and slide in before attempting the full technique. Success with this technique boils down to balance and the strength of your left leg. Good luck! We're in Los Angeles! Come visit us! www.entermartialarts-la.com/ Subscribe here! bit.ly/2rincNg
Wushu Fundamentals - Back Sweep TUTORIAL
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Back sweeps are tough because there's so much more to the technique than just the back sweep. Make sure you finish solid. We're in Los Angeles! Come visit us! www.entermartialarts-la.com/ Subscribe Here: bit.ly/2rincNg
Top 7 stretches to do while watching TV
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Stretching's incredibly important for preparing for any activity, including no activity! Spending even just a couple minutes a day stretching or even just swinging your legs can have major benefits to your well-being and really cuts down on the possibility of injury! We're in Los Angeles! Come visit us! www.entermartialarts-la.com/ Subscribe Here: bit.ly/2rincNg
What is Wushu? Professional Highlights Compilation
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Contemporary Wushu is a performance martial art designed to showcase techniques and movements that would otherwise be hidden in other fighting martial arts styles. These practitioners are serious athletes and have trained for hours, daily to get to the level you see here. We're in Los Angeles! Come visit us! www.entermartialarts-la.com/
Enter Martial Arts Curriculum - Form 1
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This is the first form that we learn in our school. Make sure to take your time with the stances. If your stances aren't low enough (your front leg should be at 90 degrees) then it's not quite right. It gets easier with practice. If you can do this perfectly on your first try, then you've definitely practiced it enough times. Subscribe Here: bit.ly/2rincNg
Increase Coordination - Plum Flower Blocking Challenge
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Here's a basic combination of blocks that we do at different difficulty levels. This is a great way to exercise your left and right brains as you perform with both arms. This definitely can be a shoulder workout. For classes, check us out at: www.EnterMartialArts-LA.com
Wushu Broadsword - Movements and basics
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This is a brief description of wushu broadsword basics and movement style. When practicing, make sure to pick a sword that is at the balance point you're looking for. try lots of different swords before making a decision. We're in Los Angeles! Come visit us! www.entermartialarts-la.com/
Punch Combination #1 TUTORIAL - Wushu Fundamentals
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Here's a breakdown of one of the first combinations you'll learn in our curriculum. Feel free to follow along. Subscribe Here: bit.ly/2rincNg
Wushu Straight Sword - Movements and Basics
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Wushu Straight Sword - Movements and Basics
Wushu Fundamentals - Roundhouse Kick TUTORIAL
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Wushu Fundamentals - Roundhouse Kick TUTORIAL
Wushu Fundamentals - Horizontal Punch TUTORIAL
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Wushu Fundamentals - Horizontal Punch TUTORIAL
Wushu Fundamentals - Vertical Punch TUTORIAL
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Wushu Fundamentals - Vertical Punch TUTORIAL
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我非常喜欢您的教学视频，毕竟我也是一名专业的武术运动员！我喜欢可以获得您的联系方式？希望有机会可以谈论更多的武术！
amazing shifu
Hey Nick, greetings brother. I met you years ago back somewhere between 2003-2005 when I'd visit Sifu Clarence Burris's school. You were one of the nicest dudes I'd met and your technique was clean and strong. Glad to see you're still going strong. Love the channel brother! 🙏
nice move
No cóż i czemu ta technika ma służyć, wesołe, efektowne machanie? Do walki, to ruchy są jednak za krótkie i za blisko ciała.
What is the purpose of this move?
this is such an old vid but pretty useful for beginners
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I have such great respect for you, really appreciate all the work you are doing to promote Wushu. Great explanations in every video, both about historical aspects and different variations of techniques Please never stop!
I don't understand what kind of sword this is, I've never seen it, I'll look into it .Thanks for great video Nick.
It's a competition grade Chinese broadsword. It's specifically made for wushu. There are others that are designed for combat. A great place to look online is Kung Fu Direct.
I'm afraid I'll cut myself ,have you ever cut yourself
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That's absolutely wrong, traditionally your fingers were a little bit bent due to the fact that if you stab your fingers in two of your opponent they would not get hurt.
It's not wrong technique, it's just that there are different variations. Some Traditional Kung Fu styles tend to use bent fingers and some don't. Some also tend to use more extension in their strikes, some don't. There are different variations in the way techniques are executed. I've had the opportunity to learn both. You just choose which one you favor or which works best for you and your body type.
One of best videos. I have quickly learnt few moves.
Fantastic
good evening shifu, the scriptures prevent us from seeing the videos.
You know I’ve seen this move a lot, yet never knew it’s name. Thank you!
Ouss Sifu Nick, you have inspired me a lot! Definitely subscribed! I'm interested in purchasing instructional tutorials on these moves. Is there any way to contact you? Thank you much!
Very cool and instructive video!!!
Nice job!
Thank you Filax San 🦾
What is the name of a vertical fist punch in kung fu, in Chinese? I don't mean rolling chain punches, since that is how there are done in continuance. I mean just one vertical punch, what is it called?
I learnt from this video
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What's does this train
Very cool
Love you bro
I liked
Yo dude, I love this one. Please more wushu <3 What range of martial arts do you perform?
thank you … trained with this many years ago as a young kid; but was at infancy stage of learning so this video has given me inspiration to start to learn again. 🙏🏼🇦🇺 🥋
Thank you
I keep re-watching your videos Coach.
I do wish someone would do these videos with actual swords instead of the flappy toys they use for shows. These videos just isn't that useful when my sword is 10 times heavier than that piece of aluminum foil. :(
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*return of the king*
Great video - really useful. Thanks. I've just completed learning (well, not completed *learning* it obviously, I hope to get better than my rather shambolic and clumsy current efforts, but I've got to the end!) my first broadsword form and I'm looking for more techniques to practice so will definitely be doing these in isolation. It should be said, I've learned it in my living room over Zoom with my instructor during lockdown. Somehow, the furniture and TV survived! Personally, I'd love to see a similar video on how to do spins and flowers now Spring is here and I can get outside a bit.
That's really awesome to hear. Congrats on learning your broadsword form. Where do you train? I'll do my best to put another tutorial together soon.
@@entermartialarts2792 Thanks! I train with Wutan in the SW on England.
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Great tutorial! Where did you purchase the sword and what size?
Measure the distance between your right wrist and the top of your right ear when standing with your arms at your side. That's what your blade length should be. A good place to purchase in the US is kungfudirect. For Europe, search wushuguan.
@@entermartialarts2792 Thank you!
Pls aerial tutorial
Make any basic slow motion video thanks
Can you do other videos about broadsword techniques? I like It, good🙏🏻👍🏼🐉
Bro how many punches in wusu
There is no exact number there are so many styles of wushu
Great question
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Muito bom
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Perfect and simple guide. Thank you so much. My grandfather had a straight sword he used for tai chi that i guess i inherited.. this will help. Thank you!
Why are you not making vedios
Hard to imagine multiple attackers when the sword is floppy, incorrectly balanced and utterly unlike any true army sword. It's more important to have good body mechanics that enable effective use of a real live blade, otherwise it becomes too easy to compensate for poor mechanics by using muscles only to move a tinfoil blade like this one. Just a thought.
That makes sense Davy. The martial arts that I practice is called contemporary wushu. It's specifically a performance martial art. It reinterprets traditional chinese martial arts into something that's more enjoyable to watch. The blades we use are flexible so that they make a snap sound when you stab. I agree that you'd need a rigid blade if you're planning on using the blade for any combat purpose at all.
@@entermartialarts2792 I think you are missing my point, and I would suggest that you get a proper live weapon and try to perform 'contemporary wushu' with it. As an example, the degree of torque that a real weapon exerts on your wrist, forearm, shoulder, and torso, is quite a lot greater than with a wushu weapon. Some of the moves used in 'contemporary wushu' are not possible to do safely with a properly weighted weapon. This applies to swords (jian, dao, etc) and also to polearms. The staff (gun) is heavy and can inflict serious injuries, but it requires precision, skill and much training to use because it generates a great deal of momentum and torque. Incorrect use can lead to injury sustained by the user. Spinning a 'competition staff' is not even remotely similar. As an aside, I don't find 'contemporary wushu' more enjoyable to watch than traditional CMA, just different. they both have merits for the discerning spectator, although 'contemporary wushu' probably has greater appeal to spectators who don't know anything about CMA.