Incense Shop Boxing - Southern Shaolin Luohan Fist - Masters of Fujian ep10
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- Опубліковано 4 бер 2020
- In the last full episode of the series, we meet with Master Lin Shan Quan, to learn about the art of Incense Shop Boxing, which is the most popular branch of Luohan Quan practiced in Fuzhou city. There are several different branches of Luohan Quan in Fujian province, all of which claim to be descended from monks who fled the destruction of the Southern Shaolin Temple.
In this series I team up with Jesse Enkamp aka the Karate Nerd to travel to Fujian province, Southeast China. We are here to explore the arts of Southern Shaolin, particularly the arts of White Crane, Five Ancestors and Luohan.
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Body methods are always appreciated!
It would be awesome to better understand the concept behind "opening the hip" and "closing the chest/opening the shoulder blades". For the former, he mentioned that there were training methods. Did he show you any of these?
Yes, please!! 🙏
He is -----------WAY MORE better than I expected.
His movements seems actually fluid, powerful, and-as rare as it gets nowadays-looks like he actually knows how to put up a fight, not just doing forms mindlessly.
He moves like a 20 year old, impressive.
Love the channel. Looks like Master Lin has been eagerly waiting years for people to come along so he can he share his stuff with them.
Love this guy’s enthusiasm. Sharing is one of the greatest gifts to mankind. Such a likable fellow too. Gratitude!
Yes and he almost beat up KarateNerd x )
He has very positive and likeable persona and he moves like a person much younger than he really is.He is unbelievable individual.
this guy is legit !!! he is blazing fast and he clearly understands every move he does, not just the form in a show ! look how relax his movement is and how he changing angle, changing height, his hands also circle a lot to trap/lock/block... he also a mastered calligraphy which old school kungfu usually emphasizes !!! a hidden real grand master right there. You guys need to go back and learn as much from him as possible, a real kungfu grand master like this is so rare in a sea of modern so-called "masters" today !!!
This old man is inspiring. To be able to move like this at his age...
i hope you can feature this sifu again, his movements are seamless
This Uncle is so quick and has so much energy! I'm entertained just watching him even with no explanation!
Not only this sifu has high level of conditioning and understanding of internal and external movements he also revealed alot secret theories, concepts and applications which are a big no go only teach to insiders in asian martial arts, a rare gem nowaday.
Excellent southern boxing...fast, powerful, changeable, filled with a huge variety of power generation schemes. What a pleasure it would be to study with someone of this caliber.
You guys seemed nervous due to his unpredictability! Haha. Fun but scary
These arts need to be preserved complete on videos.
So they can not be lost to Time !
This is GOLD for Martial Arts, thank you so much!
I hope this master was able to pass down the art to a point where, in the event he succumbs to death, the art he embraced so much will live on.
Southern Luohan Quan(Incense shop boxing in particular) definitely needs more coverage.
Simple, clean, and direct .... very organic feel about it. Nice. Thanks for posting it up.
❤️❤️❤️. That calligraphy!!!! Mind blowing. Thanks 🙏
It is beautiful
Impressive figure living in the streets, living his art...thank you!
The first thing many noticed is his level of energy and excitement just talking about his Kung Fu. What's also interesting a lot of his principles is what I hear from my Sifu in respect to basic southern Kung Fu. He new just from looking at the big westerner he would have to account for the long limbs and size.
A spiritual successor of the southern Shaolin Kung-Fu. That's amazing.
This GM is a triple crown right there. Classical masters know martials arts, healing arts, and calligraphy.
He seems to "fill the space" just like incense would, and even has some wispy movements. Sometimes incense's power is in it's subtlety. Very interesting!
Felt better just watching him!
Looks incredibly practical. Seen practical footwork, flowing strikes (bit fancy but still looks really practical), good balance and speed, slips and dodges, concepts of countering grappling.
Tango Zulu So incense boxing is Luohan Quan?
@@sevenchambers
Yes
Flowing strikes can be immensely powerful. Just ask the Uechi-Ryu Karate people whose main three forms comprise the original Pangai Noon that so greatly resembles this Incense Shop Boxing!
Fantastic video! Very insightful. This guy really seems "old school" and I love it :)
Master Lin reminds me of an old master of Southern Dragon style I saw perform in NYC’s Chinatown decades ago. He had similar explosive power with the use of bowing the thoracic spine for power generation except Southern Dragon style was more compact, not as expansive as Incense boxing. Master Lin’s comments on expanding the body and use of kwa is reminiscent of the baguaquan I have learned, supposedly derived from luohanquan. Great video!
If Southern Dragon is Hakkanese, would that account for the compact nature of it?
他的同门现在还在纽约的的格兰街公园练习 一般是星期天早上
香店拳是从罗汉拳演化过来
Wow! i recognize also some lessons Yoshimi Inoue taught in Karate. Thank you for this great video and your work!
I really enjoyed the last parts where he heals and makes you a nice gift! What a great experience!
Fluid movement with some internal relaxed hand strokes. Very impressive
A Kung fu master who knows how to heal is definitely old school, what he is doing takes years and years of training, no bs
First off thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing this wonderful journey your on through southern China and finding it’s hidden Kung Fu masters. I absolutely love all of the videos that you share regarding these top level masters and seeing these amazing styles I would have never had the opportunity to see and experience without your generous and passionate UA-cam channel. I was really interested in the method the teacher was describing regarding how to open up the shoulder blades as well as the kua. I have seen a number of other high level masters put a lot of emphasis on opening the shoulder blades using specialized training of late. Unlike opening and closing the Kua which I have been familiar with for many years, having open and loose shoulder blades to that extent is quite new to me. When the teacher kept mentioning the power coming through the rounded back I was really hoping you or your traveling buddies would have asked if that particular movement or energy is the same as in TongBei which I know also uses very similar mechanics. I believe Piqua also has that in common. Anyway keep up the great work, and I look forward to your next videos. I wish you continued success in your training, and pray that you and your fellow travelers stay healthy throughout your journey.
Glad you’re enjoying and finding value from them! It was interesting, because he was rounding his back a lot more than Tongbei does. We have some rounding of the back in Mantis, but it is transitional and to a much more subtle degree than this.... hence why he said I was not doing it enough.
His calligraphy was
not the prettiest, but my, ...
what an honour !
I love your chanel, it's a treasure.
Imagine there would have been cameras 200 years ago.
Chain smoking is essential to good form.
And surviving Covid 19.
@pan peter if there is any silver lining to this, MAYBE itll convince a few hundred Chinese to quit....
hey ip man smoked
If you know who you are you can whatever you want
This was a bit dangerous at first :) But this man was really passionate to share his skills.
Excellent Master Lin
This really made me smile! Thanks for all the good work
This sifu is a world heritage treasure.
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Is there a way I can pay for a translated version of this? This is priceless information
That was the happiest day of his life. 😂
Wonderful style Incense shop boxing 🥊
If I'm remembering correctly that type of folding he's describing is covered in the YiJinJIng.
Thank you so much for such a wonderful sharing 🙏Master Lin is a complete treasure 😁🙏
great work !!!!
Awesome experience. Well done and thanks for sharing.
Awesome video and appreciate you sharing it with the world. ❤❤❤
Wow thanks for the share..
Dude is like Nytro-...Reminds me of what they said Bruce was like as a kid...Never sits still...
So cool...
he he, I really like master Lin
Great stuff...
Sorry not Jake but thanks to Jessi the karate nerd. You guys came together to put this together. I will share videos.Thanks.
Full of life and energy .youngmaster
This guy was intense!!! 🗯🤛😮
Excellent!
Hello Guys...thank you for this video. Not only this but all the other videos relating to Karate and some other fighting brunching oit from YOUR CHANNEL. I am not formally train in any form of fighting and defance style. I love all your videos equally. Thanks to Jake also.
This guy is really cool
Fantastic! 💚
Wouaw! Ce maître est génial! Quelle chance de le rencontrer!
Super Interesting video, what a passionate master, the neck adjustment was interesting too, I thought his calligraphy was great, very similar to his martial arts frenetic, but when he was adjusting your neck you could see his focus, control and intensity in a new way
another great video, very good master
I'd love to go there to learn from this master "Respects" Thank you for the share
I can put you in touch if you want
Thank you so much for helping the Chinese to document their own Kung Fu without which we don't even know exists!
It’s sad a lot of these old martial arts don’t have students to carry on
Great video!!! FM
Lively wirey guy! Enjoyed this episode!
A lot these southern styles with the standing still fighting and close quarter combat with mostly upper body movements were developed from fighting whilst standing on small boats up and down the rivers and coastlines, if you want to unlock your hips like he was suggesting without the ten years of training get ta large inflatable ball, big enough to stand on, put it in some water and try standing on it.
do you have more video about this style in particular?
there is a profound humane quality in this master, like all people who suffered a lot ( communism), it is touching, he seems eager to give and connect, beautiful rare find !
@Metaphysical2012 lol
the master is a living treasure
@Metaphysical2012 Capitalists are the ones who destroyed most of old cultural treasures in the world ( and still destroys)
How many people still practice this Art?
I hope it can be preserved for future generations
It's quite popular in Fuzhou
@@MonkeyStealsPeach I have watched a video of "the Karate Nerd" who said he is only master of style...Its fake news?
Hahahaha.... if you want views you gotta jazz up the story, right?
@@MonkeyStealsPeach but, this style is the Bubishi style, right? or its fake news too?
Mmmm, hard to say exactly. This style is a derivative of Luohan Quan, but there are several derivatives. I’d say its more likely the Luohan mentioned in the Bubishi is the ancestor of Incense Shop. I uploaded videos of the styles 4 main forms to my second channel Monkey Offers Peach, so you can take a look and see if you think there’s much crossover with Karate
谢谢你。高手在民间，这才是真正传统功夫的风貌之一。希望能传承和发扬光大下去。
nice job!
great
Another good video, Will. This reminds me a lot more of Guangdong styles than Fujian boxing. Some of it is reminiscent of the Choy Li Fut I trained in my youth.
Interestingly I think so too
Cai Li Fo is a variety of monk fist, so it makes sense that they would have similarities.
un buen contenido
Wow, that's karate right there.
Nice video
Hey.. i know you... Ur Jesse's friend.. I saw u in his series of documentary n particularly the episode with this master.. Best of Luck..!! 😊👍
cool
Anyway I can pay to get a full translation of this??? This is priceless information.
No need man, I translated what he said in the video. He just repeated himself a lot
@@MonkeyStealsPeach oh okay. Thank you for the reply!
good and nice
very well
Great content per usual. What a gift to able to travel and gain knowledge in the different cultures. Side note: How does one ge their paws on a MSP t-Shirt? Best
Thanks man! Monkeystealspeach.com/shop
The Chinese master didn't think he was teaching another master... who's politely not resisting ;)
niceeee
Great stuff. It would be great if you could one day translate the master's instructions in detail & add them as subtitles. Thank you!
He repeated himself a lot haha. The main points he made are what I translated as he talked
You can really see the moves that got passed down to karate. All kung fu share the same rules. Style is just something dull or dangerous done in a refreshing way.
Could you guys make subtitles for the stuff the sifu is saying?
nice
Nice concept. It would be better if kung fu masters placed more emphasis on application of techniques rather than 套路 in their school
Are there any other southern Luohan styles except Incense shop boxing in Fujian that you had a chance to encounter with?I can't find info on other Southern Luohan styles on the net.
We didn’t encounter any others, sorry. But if you search for Southern Shaolin or Sekkosam Shaolin from Malaysia, it’s very similar
What he did to your neck, is that the same as a chiropractor would do?
Chinese bonesetting. More or less the same idea I guess
Is it chin na?
Chinese bone setting is part of TCM not chiropractic. Bone setting is a technique used in Tui Na.
interesting master but he do applications very quick without details it will be interesting to see more details and more slower motions.
This should never be lost
Hello, Shop Boxing...
we talk about his high energy, which is magnificent, but did you see how still he got when working on Jesses neck?
That was my neck, not Jesse’s…..
@@MonkeyStealsPeach oops my bad 😅
Master Lin's teachers?
Lineage?
What is his profession?
Nei gong in the system?
Or hard gong like shaolin styles in the beginning years?
Does master Lin u understand neither gong as a propelling expulsion energy through his meridians that would hurt from a 3..4 cm distance,or more like an enveloping strengthening air-like elements t or force that binds his body prospectively on impact?
Was this white crane?
What a great gift for you at the end!
Incense style
U can the Okinawa ryukyu masters s karate are similar also like the sifu s style
u should look the original. Ryukyu te. ,,, u will find more similarities
@@MERVILLE3 u should learn chinese then u will understand whta he is saying
I saw on Jesse's video that there was a book that has him in it, can you tell me what book it is?
I don’t think there was a book with this master in….
Great, but well there was a style "Dog style boxing" or such I believe, the one with lots of takedowns and ground fighting and there's still no video T_T is there gonna be any material about it or the footage shown with the Karate Nerd is about it? Cheers :D good channel
We only got a very small amount of footage and the teacher wasn’t very willing to answer our questions. Im going to put it up as a bonus extra
Dog boxing had been shown in jesse enkamps channel, tatsuya nakas channel and so many others as well!.
@@safdarkh786 I'm aware of that but since they have a Budo approach we were looking forward to see the chinese martial artist perspective which usually analizes it more thoroughly, while budokas tend to search for similarities with their style.
@@MonkeyStealsPeach also 谢谢! We would really apreciate it :)
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