Kung Fu Bullwhip

Eric Shou-Li Yao of KUNGFUBROTHERS.COM performs the Shaolin Bullwhip form at a martial arts banquet in 2000.
The Chinese bullwhip cracking techniques are unrefined in comparison to Western techniques where the body does not move much. The Chinese technique tends to use the whole body, transmitting a large amount of force to the popper. This is a consequence of the unrefined nature of the Chinese whip itself - it does not crack easily requiring strong force to crack. I was amazed when the head coach monk at the Shaolin Temple personally demonstrated for me; he cracked so hard that sparks were created and the popper was literally smoking.

[@runswithbears3517]

Wow, doing that in a crowd of people like that requires a lot of mastery and confidence.

[@Oren10PL]

How long was your whip there?

[@kevinyang1245]

@kungfubros well to reply to what u wrote in the description they actually wrap a thin strip of brass around the end to make sparks

[@dboyzero]

that little girl in the chair is fucking terrified.

[@boleslavkosinski4605]

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