Thank you! The traditional class does spar! But you need to ask to be able to spar with them, super fun experience tho :) And you should be able to go as soon as China opens up!
Thanks! I'm a big fan of your channel by the way man, love your work! 👌I have some fight footage from wudang and shaolin if you're interested, and interesting anecdotes about Kung Fu in China! 😁
I only had enough time to train for one week, when I was living in China and teaching at universities up north (years ago) but it was a special experience and I will always remember it.
Well, from what I remember, most of them eat meat, so not much about veganism. Chi well, this school was more oriented about kung fu, but Chi is the energy flowing through our bodies. Sometimes it gets blocked, so you need to treat it with exercise, diet, medicine or acupuncture. No extraordinary powers if that's your question tho.
@@pierrebattermann3747 hey man, that's not addressing my specific question about temple walls so the simple answer is no. Most civilians participate in these practices yet have very little understanding of what chi is
...great video...really tell me what forms have you achieved in just 6 months ? I am rather curious on how some who told me they achieved Wudang Kungfu in just a few months ....? thanks,
Ahahaha, what does even achieve wudang kung fu means? :') I have learned 5 forms, but it is because I already did kung fu for many years. And learning the forms are just a very superficial aspect of achieving a "good kung fu". It would take years to get the flexibility, the deep feeling of every forms. But at least in 6 months I got some insights of what I should train back home and how to train it :) I have learned Bagua, Tai chi 28, Xingyi quan, Xuanwu quan, Taiyi wuxing quan. You can check me perform them on the Facebook page: Life is an adventure or add my Facebook Pierre Battermann ;)
You don't need to speak chinese ;) But I do speak chinese tho For master Yuan's school, I advice you to check out their instagram! They upload good stuff on there ;) @wudang_wushu
Con todo respeto, qué es lo que se enseña ahí en Wudang, Taiji, Bagua, I hsing o pelea callejera? Es una pena que en una Academia Wudang se enseñe o se motive a pelear como animales. El Arte Marcial está muy por encima de eso. En el Karate había primero que aprender el Kata(meditación en movimiento), segundo aprender el ippon Kumite (uno atacaba con un golpe y el otro hacía la defensa correspondiente y contra atacaba con precisión, tercero aprender el jiju kumite (era una pelea preparada donde entraba diversos golpes de mano, de pie, bloqueos y desplazamientos lineales y circulares) y cuarto.... y ya por último se presentaba el Kumite (combate de mente cuerpo) entre dos alumnos. Eso, nunca lo he visto, ni en Shaolin ni en Wudang y ni en ningún otro sitio. Solamente he visto peleas callejeras y vulgares llenas de soberbia y arrogancia. Nada más, disculpen si les he molestado. Paciencia, paciencia, poco a poco. Gracias.
Ahaha, it is called sanda, and that is for sure not their specialty. Sanda is basically chinese kickboxing and is a great striking art. But in wudang they have to learn so much other stuff that do not become Sanda experts indeed. But at least they are tough and they know how to fight, not like most kung fu priests in wudang...
These guys are real deal not just good at forms , weapons, Qi Gong but they're doing bag work , pad work and sparring very good
Pretty cool. I didn't know they did actual full contact sparring there. Would love to go there 😔 if that's ever possible. Great video btw 🙏🏼
Thank you! The traditional class does spar! But you need to ask to be able to spar with them, super fun experience tho :)
And you should be able to go as soon as China opens up!
Very cool that you documented this!
Thanks! I'm a big fan of your channel by the way man, love your work! 👌I have some fight footage from wudang and shaolin if you're interested, and interesting anecdotes about Kung Fu in China! 😁
I love and admire your body culture !! Heart and sole ! Blessings !
Thank you brother! Sorry just saw this!
Kung Fu means Superior skills acquired through hardwork! In Kung Fu one hand lies the other tells the truth! K
great great good memories.. records..
This was beautiful
I only had enough time to train for one week, when I was living in China and teaching at universities up north (years ago) but it was a special experience and I will always remember it.
Nice vid. The sanda was good to watch
And it was fun to participate in! You can also check out the Shaolin Tagou video for more of that!
This is beautiful
can u share any thoughts on what u may have learned in regards to chi, veganism, & no animal consumption behind temple walls? thank u🙏
Well, from what I remember, most of them eat meat, so not much about veganism. Chi well, this school was more oriented about kung fu, but Chi is the energy flowing through our bodies. Sometimes it gets blocked, so you need to treat it with exercise, diet, medicine or acupuncture. No extraordinary powers if that's your question tho.
@@pierrebattermann3747 hey man, that's not addressing my specific question about temple walls so the simple answer is no. Most civilians participate in these practices yet have very little understanding of what chi is
magnifique vidéos mon amis
Merci gros ;) toujours pas facebook? :)
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...great video...really tell me what forms have you achieved in just 6 months ? I am rather curious on how some who told me they achieved Wudang Kungfu in just a few months ....? thanks,
Ahahaha, what does even achieve wudang kung fu means? :')
I have learned 5 forms, but it is because I already did kung fu for many years. And learning the forms are just a very superficial aspect of achieving a "good kung fu". It would take years to get the flexibility, the deep feeling of every forms. But at least in 6 months I got some insights of what I should train back home and how to train it :)
I have learned Bagua, Tai chi 28, Xingyi quan, Xuanwu quan, Taiyi wuxing quan. You can check me perform them on the Facebook page: Life is an adventure or add my Facebook Pierre Battermann ;)
So I absolutely not pretend to achieve anything in such a short time, but it gave me some basics :)
Wu dang Kung fu is tough
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Hello! Do you speak in chinese? Or could you make it only speaking in english? Im very interested in going to wudang in yuans school
You don't need to speak chinese ;) But I do speak chinese tho
For master Yuan's school, I advice you to check out their instagram! They upload good stuff on there ;) @wudang_wushu
Pierre Battermann thank you for sharing your experience!! :)
Con todo respeto, qué es lo que se enseña ahí en Wudang, Taiji, Bagua, I hsing o pelea callejera? Es una pena que en una Academia Wudang se enseñe o se motive a pelear como animales. El Arte Marcial está muy por encima de eso. En el Karate había primero que aprender el Kata(meditación en movimiento), segundo aprender el ippon Kumite (uno atacaba con un golpe y el otro hacía la defensa correspondiente y contra atacaba con precisión, tercero aprender el jiju kumite (era una pelea preparada donde entraba diversos golpes de mano, de pie, bloqueos y desplazamientos lineales y circulares) y cuarto.... y ya por último se presentaba el Kumite (combate de mente cuerpo) entre dos alumnos. Eso, nunca lo he visto, ni en Shaolin ni en Wudang y ni en ningún otro sitio. Solamente he visto peleas callejeras y vulgares llenas de soberbia y arrogancia. Nada más, disculpen si les he molestado. Paciencia, paciencia, poco a poco. Gracias.
For me to much extern moves
Looked nice and beautiful until they started sparring. Looked to me like a bad version of kickboxing
Ahaha, it is called sanda, and that is for sure not their specialty. Sanda is basically chinese kickboxing and is a great striking art. But in wudang they have to learn so much other stuff that do not become Sanda experts indeed. But at least they are tough and they know how to fight, not like most kung fu priests in wudang...