Shaolin Da Tong Bei Quan Ending for Beginners
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Da Tong Bei Quan is often learnt quite early in Shaolin Kung Fu schools, but it is quite a difficult and energetic form. It has a lot of jumping around, especially at the end. This can be very tiring, making consistent practice difficult.
The end is also difficult if you haven't yet mastered the er ti jiao to xuen feng jiao (jumping flick kick to tornado kick) combination. If you have any joint problems, completing this form in this way is also not advisable.
This video will show you the easy way to finish Da Tong Bei Quan, by exchanging the jumping moves for their non-jumping variants, all whilst using footwork that allows you to finish the form in the same way.
Give this modified ending a go!
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Looking good Damien!
Always good, now I come to you to train ..... we are too far, Sardinia-Italy.
We don't joke too .....
Ciaoooo
Thanks! It's good to have a little fun sometimes 😁
Don't worry, nowhere is too far these days, I teach people from all over the world in online live classes. Once I'm properly settled here in Sydney, I'll be opening up to new students again. If you head over to www.kungfit.coach and sign up to my newsletter you'll be amongst the first to hear when.
Thank you very much, I participate in the registration. I will gladly follow your splendid lessons, they are similar to ours even if the schaolin style has many slightly different shapes in our style, let's say that ours approach your hips with the position, dragon, horse, archer, lotus flower, ect, ect. Ciaoooo
If you're still mastering some of the early Shaolin forms, check out this video on the most common Lian Huan Quan mistake as well- ua-cam.com/video/Vx8Iwq_1U6E/v-deo.html