An Wushu - Bajiquan Application - Xianglong

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  • Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
  • Watch here as An Shifu demonstrates Bajiquan's Xianglong with long-term student Arvid from Germany. Xianglong is part of Baji's Jin Gang Ba Shi, eight foundational movements that build speed, power, body structure & fighting spirit - and have powerful applications. This is why it's one of the first things Baji students learn at our school! Enjoy the video and please let us know what you think!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 52

  • @mountainwarrior108
    @mountainwarrior108 Рік тому

    So much power and speed and very easy to understand the demonstrations thank you 👍🤜

  • @incitatusrecordings473
    @incitatusrecordings473 8 років тому +3

    An Jian Qiu is the fastest i have ever seen.
    More videos please.

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  8 років тому +2

      +Mr. Heister Thank you! More videos coming every week :)

  • @KeytoKungFu
    @KeytoKungFu 7 років тому +7

    So does it looks like when people understand the essences of kung fu. One essence is better positioning the opponent that you can fight from the outside. Thanks for the great video

  • @omrewe
    @omrewe 7 років тому +1

    awesome, sifu.can u do forms breakdowns and possibly slow-mo?finally,I've found d right sifu and the right style after searching youtube.thanks for d videos

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  7 років тому +1

      Hi omri j, thanks again for your kind words. I think it is possible to teach forms over video, but they would have to be very long videos: many hours covering principles, basics etc... not something short here on UA-cam. I am glad you are enjoying my videos, but I do not recommend learning from them, as movements without basics and principles will not give you good kung fu. You are welcome any time in China or I hope to meet you a a seminar someday :) My goal with this UA-cam family is to share my family's style of kung fu with people, for their enjoyment or to hopefully train with them someday. Hope that helps. Thank you again.

  • @Timonsaylor
    @Timonsaylor 8 років тому +6

    How did you get that fast? It's unreal

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  8 років тому +5

      +Timonsaylor The answer is lots of training! :) My family's kung fu has many techniques for building speed. It is very, very important in a fight!

    • @Timonsaylor
      @Timonsaylor 8 років тому +2

      I'll definitely need to experience it for myself some day, then! Much respect from a Kali player in the USA :)

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  8 років тому +3

      +Timonsaylor You are welcome any time! Much respect to you :)

    • @geramont2008
      @geramont2008 5 років тому

      Unicamente entrenamiento constante y dedicado se logran los objetivos

  • @tedimulyadi5415
    @tedimulyadi5415 5 років тому +1

    I have question, is your Bajiquan is the same that used by Li Shuwen?

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  5 років тому +3

      Hi Tedi, thanks for your question. All Bajiquan comes from the same source, but the An Family learnt Bajiquan earlier than Li Shuwen. It's a good question! I will try to publish the family history on our website in English in the next few days: www.anwushuchina.com

  • @seanhiatt6736
    @seanhiatt6736 6 років тому +4

    You are very good, thanks for sharing your style.

  • @omrewe
    @omrewe 7 років тому +1

    btw,i have only seen block to low-kick in baji.how to deal with other types of kicks? or a combo of punches & kicks?

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  7 років тому +6

      Hi omri j, thanks for watching. It really depends on the specific movements/combos, but generally a Baji practitioner will strike back as soon as he can!

  • @edzelmejia3233
    @edzelmejia3233 5 років тому

    ☘️☘️☘️

  • @thos1618
    @thos1618 8 років тому +11

    Your aggression is refreshing.

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  8 років тому +4

      +ollhashedfetish Well-spotted and thank you :) It is KEY to Bajiquan!

  • @Alemovementjourney
    @Alemovementjourney 8 років тому +4

    thank you master it's difficult find very good kung fu videos and your bajiquan is powerful and fluid...beutiful thank you for sharing

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  8 років тому

      Thank you! Glad you are enjoying the videos.

  • @Chris-zx1hq
    @Chris-zx1hq 8 років тому +3

    This is amazing stuff! I'm really considering coming to your school for an intensive one month of training before my army service later this year :)

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  8 років тому +2

      +Chris Chia Thanks Chris! Yes, you are always welcome here :) You can talk to us about what training would be best for your army goals if you do decide to come :)

  • @michaeltaylor8501
    @michaeltaylor8501 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you for this video: it explains the practical functions of some movements that I've found in other martial-art forms [forms in Sun Style Baguazhang, Xing Yi Quan's Monkey Form, & Karate's Naihanchi Form(s), for instance].
    😎👍
    Before seeing this video I had no idea that 'Ward Off' could be done from the inside of a foe's guard in order to get to the outside of his guard (but it makes absolute sense that it was designed for this as well, now that I've seen it done*).
    * = Unfortunately for me I've not been able to get complete instruction in any one art, & I've got a lot of form practice without being shown much application (so it has taken me decades just to pick up on applications here & there... & I often miss seeing things when watching folk at full speed). I appreciate your breaking down the motions with clear explainations for each.
    😎👍

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  2 роки тому

      Thanks Michael! Glad you're enjoying the videos :)

  • @adnansalibasic5229
    @adnansalibasic5229 8 років тому +2

    Thank you for this video An sifu!! :)

  • @thos1618
    @thos1618 8 років тому +2

    So is Xianglong the movement to pass / cross the opponents arm?
    Do you ever use Wrestling style 'Arm-Drags'?

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  8 років тому +1

      +ollhashedfetish Yes, well-spotted, that is very common in Baji. Not sure what you mean by 'arm-drags'? Thanks for all your comments on our videos, I am glad you are enjoying them :)

    • @thos1618
      @thos1618 8 років тому +1

      +An Wushu International Kung Fu School Thank you for responding. An Arm-Drag is common move in Wrestling and BJJ. It's like what you showed but grabbing the underside of the elbow. In grappling matches, 2 hands are usually used; one on the elbow, one on the wrist, but it's not necessary. Very simple and effective crossing move to get a strong angle against your opponent.

    • @thos1618
      @thos1618 8 років тому +2

      +An Wushu International Kung Fu School More simply, Xianglong grabs over the elbow, Arm-Drag grabs under the elbow.

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  8 років тому +1

      +ollhashedfetish Ah. Thank you for explaining, I understand! Yes, this type of leverage is very commonly created/used in An Wushu.

  • @christopherbrandonruizsola7549
    @christopherbrandonruizsola7549 7 років тому +1

    q tipo mas buenos en las artes marciales

  • @MrTheWaterbear
    @MrTheWaterbear 7 років тому +1

    Excellent video, I feel very lucky to have found this great channel. I regret that we do not have a proper representation of Chinese martial arts (or any Chinese Gong Fu art/skill for that matter) here in Copenhagen, Denmark - but hopefully my path in life will take me to mainland China or Taiwan where I hope to lead biology research on tea plants.
    At the same time, then, it would be very nice to have proper exposure to the BajiQuan martial art and deepen my study in Gong Fu Cha with Pu Erh and Wulong.
    Anyway, I'm always looking forward to the next video. Enjoy your learning, training and teaching - thank you so much for your effort and dedication!

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  7 років тому +1

      That is a very noble goal. When you are in China, you are welcome to come to my school, and learn some Bajiquan. We also have a tea house with links to the local Buddhism community that I often visit, though I am not sure exactly what teas they serve... Thank you for your kind words :)

    • @Supermomo2007
      @Supermomo2007 6 років тому

      haitaka. you have wing chun in copenhagen!!!

  • @MegaPrayitno
    @MegaPrayitno 5 років тому +7

    Beat Xiaodong who says "fake kungfu".

    • @mrsnoo86
      @mrsnoo86 4 роки тому

      haha agree. but i hear Xu Xiaodong vs Qiu BaoLong fight is got cancelled and they just meet and doing discussion about Martial Arts.

    • @cristinelgheorghiu5294
      @cristinelgheorghiu5294 4 роки тому +1

      Yandu Mintaraga Xiaodong never fought a real Kung fu expert because he can get killed or crippled! I know someone in China that will make Xiaodong look like a Kindergarten boy!... never underestimate the power and efficiency of traditional martial arts !..

    • @randytjhai9513
      @randytjhai9513 4 роки тому

      Xiaodong knows different between kung fu & kung fool ... He won't fight with real kung fu .

    • @charlesbetancourt7337
      @charlesbetancourt7337 4 роки тому +1

      From what I hear Xu Xiadong complimented baji quan. Not that his opinion matters.

  • @foxnov4000
    @foxnov4000 6 років тому

    of all wu shu styles, An Wushu caught my interest. i would like to learn this style if i get the chance.

  • @mikizevs6980
    @mikizevs6980 5 років тому

    ....its time to fly my friend 😂😂😂

  • @mq7756
    @mq7756 5 років тому

    لكم مني كل الاحترام والتقدير وشكراً أخوكم محمود قطيشات

  • @thebestcentaur
    @thebestcentaur Рік тому

    I'm glad I found your channel, Sifu An, and I'm hoping I can eventually make it to China and retrain from the ground up full-time under you. Had to give up my Baji study for the time being, and it's killing me inside, but hopefully that will change when funding and current world affairs allow more to happen

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  Рік тому +1

      Once travel opens up again, you're very welcome, Anthony! Every little bit of training is worthwhile, like holding horse stance while the kettle boils. Keep it up!

  • @cristinelgheorghiu5294
    @cristinelgheorghiu5294 4 роки тому

    Good explanation with good english! you’re so fast ! I wish to train with you someday! Keep up the good work ! Jiayo

    • @AnWushuKungFu
      @AnWushuKungFu  4 роки тому +1

      Thank you :) of course, right now it is hard to invite people to China, but hopefully in the future you can come and train! Stay safe and healthy! Jiayou!

    • @cristinelgheorghiu5294
      @cristinelgheorghiu5294 4 роки тому

      An Wushu Kung Fu Xie xie!

    • @cristinelgheorghiu5294
      @cristinelgheorghiu5294 4 роки тому

      An Wushu Kung Fu and I will! I’ve been to China many times already, mostly Beijing and Henan( trained at Shaolin ). I got Certificate from Shaolin to teach martial arts not some fake ‘ Master’ from US or Europe ! Baji has been used at the Chinese Imperial Court and even some of the China Emperors trained in the style, Chairman Mao bodyguard was from Shaolin ...