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interesting to see some of my lineage there! sun tai chi & bagua + yiquan. I wonder if you also met Hong I Hsiang's son in Taipei? Hong Zehan - he teaches a class outside . Elder Hong developed a system called Yizong Tang - from the big 3 ima
It is a good conversation you are having with the master. I appreciate you agreeing with him on many subjects with your own experience, but I would like to hear more questions being asked in regards to how some of the pieces fit together. Finding a teacher that will allow you to ask questions is a huge indicator to me of their ability to be effective teachers; it is part of the development of listening skill, in a sense
I train in traditional kung fu and the reason is that most people don't understand what they see because alot of martial artist in America are power eccentric and they don't believe in having an internal base. Trust me having that knowledge is potent and but like Muhammad Ali said. The thing that separates the good from the great is that the greats are willing to train endure and do things that the vast majority of practitioners aren't willing to do. Example like Michael Jordan playing a bulls game while having the flu. Most players wouldn't but its Michael Jordan is a great player.
Thanks to watching this series i have discovered what martial art near me would be the best for me to learn. After spending the last decade practicing various styles of martial arts i finally understand what i need to be practicing.
The studio and dojang what not are placed strategically around each individual collectively to nurture and support them. But if one was unwise it is not much useful to them.
Incredible, you learned a lot , and the experience to do what you really like it, is just amazing. I would like to go to China to learn with this teacher to solve my problems in my anatomy and learn real Kung fu 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
It's a good thing to feel the struggle for a little , that's is a good sign for something new. This is the first time I see this position , and I love it. I can see lots of details and depth within this position , is a good practice. The hand and elbow position is actually an inward rotation force practice , and the back stretching position , I really love this stretch. The back muscle is usually a really tight spot where we don't normally stretch , and once stretch that there is lots of relieve. Once the stance is develop , it's forever , you can hardly lose it. For anyone who really wants to learn a good art , I really suggest finding a good teacher. A good teacher will always guide you on a safer path. And sometimes simple things might take years to learn (and lots of trial and error) , where a good teacher could give you the path within days or months. I think modern days exercise focus too much on the form and muscle group , where "learning how to use the body properly and how to use the strength in our body" is kind of a missing link. Balancing the modern Strength training and ancient practice is a really difficult thing. The ancient practice is kind of a full system by itself. But spicing up the ancient practice with modern practice is always fun. Even walking will be different when someone knows how to use their body. Hope the ancient practice will get promoted more , this is something we really don't want to lose in the human race.
Zhan zhuang is immensely powerful . If the foundations are not strong then whatever you build on top of it will never be stable and will easily fall . Much respect 🙏🏻
I don't like to talk about me but let me qualify i am a rinzai zen master and master of tai ji I was fortunate enough to train at wu dang Let me just say what you guys do is beautiful and awesome and sifu here seems deadly yet compassionate in the fact that he is passing down what he knows Thankyou all!
it's so amazing.I watched 6 videos this evening and will start serving money immediately to make my first course very soon.thank you so much for sharing.
Super cool to hear about a lineage from the exodus of Shaolin masters who fled China during the revolution. The medicines, the training methods, the hardening, skills like grabbing-the multiple comprehensive styles (e.g., ‘including Bagua dagger contact’), the books [of the forms]. Very interesting!
Hello Shifu Shan and Eero- I've been training a lot of Bagua lately, mine comes from the Wang Shu Jin line, the Cheng Ming. He learned it from Zhang Zhaodong. Normally this is more of a fighting style but I use it for health and meditation. I also like the Liang Zhenpu line, there is a good teacher here in New York in that lineage.
Very interesting my Xingi master also taught us the dragon pole method he received from daoist linage. I can attest to the amazing benefits it produces. Thank you for your great and genuine knowledge in these practices.
The Health and Fighting is my favorite of the 4 courses, closely followed by the Grand Circle. These methods are excellent in developing the breathing mechanism, aligning it to movement, and generating heat & bloodflow in key parts of the body.
Well done on the lower dragon. Use a stick to help make the legs and back and head in a line. I think Han Xing Yuen added it to Yiquan, maybe from Liuhebafa. Enjoy and more videos please. The history and skills knowledge you share is incredible.
I am knowledgeable of the core principles of Qi gong and this master is the real deal from what I have seen of his videos. A person who is knowledgeable of Qi gong can use it for their own martial art style as this master does with his monkey style movements utilizing different internal breathing methods combined with monkey Kung-Fu movements.
Grand Master, I am 56, and missing half of my left forearm, and left hand. One of my dreams this to learn as you stated "Pure" Kung Fu. At my age, and with my particular physical challenges, would it be possible for me to achieve proficiency, and benefit physically, and spiritually from beginning study at this stage of my life? Thank you.
Bodhidharma the Master of Shaolin Temple, his main disciple cut off his right arm to show his dedication to receiving the teachings and was therefore made the next Master to carry on the tradition albeit with only one arm...... Which is why the Shaolin monks salute with only one arm to honour the dedication of Huike.
As an co-Inventor of Kung Fu Ngo, I find it odd you are taking or giving from other far superior Founding System. But it would hnad happen anyhow so no disagreement here. It is absolutely brilliant.
I would like to seek the master's help to see if he could help me (using traditional Chinese medicine) heal my autoimmune condition, bad posture, and some other personal issues. My personal health is paramount and I want to have a strong body and mind for the future. That would be my first desire. Combat training would be secondary.
He mentioned "Master Wang" the Grandmaster whose FOOTPRINTS are all over China from his STANDING MEDITATION techniques. Does Master know his style too?
I've been learning southern Kung Fu for many years , I often get karate people mesmerised by our forms and qi gong etc but they are so frustratingly rigid and often unable to adapt to the fluidity of Taolu . The young guy in this video is trying hard but still so stiff and rigid . Relax , enjoy and just be the form like your Sifu here 🙏
Hard bones beats soft fleshy muscle's,if you know the points you can hit very hard the nerve, artery disarming somebody,all real kungfu has this,one kungfu promotes hitting oneself to condition the body so it becomes unstoppable.
Don't be arrogant. One of the most important skills in life is the ability to learn. This has to be done in an engaging way. This allows the listener to clarify their understanding and gives the master the opportunity to catch misunderstanding in the student. We should be grateful that the student makes the mistake for us, or even subconsciously presents a mistake to be clarified despite their true understanding, allowing the greatest span of audience to understand clearly; the message.
I really respect this stuff as an art form, but I just can't imagine it working effectively on someone like Nate Diaz or even other average MMA fighters.
The techniques used and practiced can kill very easily and that cannot be done in MMA, but anyways watch the video from this channel of real life application of this martial art, you will be amazed.
Every practitioner is limited by time, technique, and intensity ; the devotions of practice. Diaz would be hard to beat, because of the time , technique, and intensity of his practice. To defeat him you have to match, and excel past, these elements in your personal training regimen.
@@pranakhan I agree with what you say. But some styles just don't work. Take Aikido for example. It doesn't matter how much you dedicate yourself to it. You just won't fare well in the cage. The same goes for "eagle/dragon" grip you see this guy talking about. He has taken part in MMA fighting to give himself more credibility, but he could never go up against the big names - despite his 30+ years of training and being a master of his discipline.
Some of them can. Some are stuck with teachers who won't show them or do not know. Yet they may obtain certain levels. I keep my teachings to a select few. Anyone seeking power or dominion over another won't get their kung fu or qi gong from me.
When Daoists step into the world of martial arts, you know what to expect they will take with them, something that they are dedicated their life to, witchcraft.
All grandmaster Jiang Yu Shan's courses ➞ WarriorNeigong.com
Learn about the hardest qigong, lineages and the unique concepts of qigong in this article ➞ bit.ly/kung-fu-lineages
I have made negative comments about this gentleman before, he is starting to convince me that he is genuine. Thank you for the info.
interesting to see some of my lineage there! sun tai chi & bagua + yiquan. I wonder if you also met Hong I Hsiang's son in Taipei? Hong Zehan - he teaches a class outside . Elder Hong developed a system called Yizong Tang - from the big 3 ima
It is a good conversation you are having with the master. I appreciate you agreeing with him on many subjects with your own experience, but I would like to hear more questions being asked in regards to how some of the pieces fit together. Finding a teacher that will allow you to ask questions is a huge indicator to me of their ability to be effective teachers; it is part of the development of listening skill, in a sense
10:14 you need to blur him a second more, you can still see his face.
Great inspirations :)
I can't believe that we can watch these methods in youtube. Thank you.
I train in traditional kung fu and the reason is that most people don't understand what they see because alot of martial artist in America are power eccentric and they don't believe in having an internal base.
Trust me having that knowledge is potent and but like Muhammad Ali said. The thing that separates the good from the great is that the greats are willing to train endure and do things that the vast majority of practitioners aren't willing to do.
Example like Michael Jordan playing a bulls game while having the flu. Most players wouldn't but its Michael Jordan is a great player.
Catching up in 2024❤
Keep posting Jiang yu Shan he has so much knowledge on kung fu
Thanks to watching this series i have discovered what martial art near me would be the best for me to learn. After spending the last decade practicing various styles of martial arts i finally understand what i need to be practicing.
The studio and dojang what not are placed strategically around each individual collectively to nurture and support them. But if one was unwise it is not much useful to them.
Incredible, you learned a lot , and the experience to do what you really like it, is just amazing. I would like to go to China to learn with this teacher to solve my problems in my anatomy and learn real Kung fu 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
It's a good thing to feel the struggle for a little , that's is a good sign for something new. This is the first time I see this position , and I love it. I can see lots of details and depth within this position , is a good practice. The hand and elbow position is actually an inward rotation force practice , and the back stretching position , I really love this stretch. The back muscle is usually a really tight spot where we don't normally stretch , and once stretch that there is lots of relieve. Once the stance is develop , it's forever , you can hardly lose it. For anyone who really wants to learn a good art , I really suggest finding a good teacher. A good teacher will always guide you on a safer path. And sometimes simple things might take years to learn (and lots of trial and error) , where a good teacher could give you the path within days or months.
I think modern days exercise focus too much on the form and muscle group , where "learning how to use the body properly and how to use the strength in our body" is kind of a missing link. Balancing the modern Strength training and ancient practice is a really difficult thing. The ancient practice is kind of a full system by itself. But spicing up the ancient practice with modern practice is always fun. Even walking will be different when someone knows how to use their body. Hope the ancient practice will get promoted more , this is something we really don't want to lose in the human race.
Zhan zhuang is immensely powerful . If the foundations are not strong then whatever you build on top of it will never be stable and will easily fall . Much respect 🙏🏻
I don't like to talk about me but let me qualify i am a rinzai zen master and master of tai ji I was fortunate enough to train at wu dang
Let me just say what you guys do is beautiful and awesome and sifu here seems deadly yet compassionate in the fact that he is passing down what he knows
Thankyou all!
it's so amazing.I watched 6 videos this evening and will start serving money immediately to make my first course very soon.thank you so much for sharing.
Super cool to hear about a lineage from the exodus of Shaolin masters who fled China during the revolution. The medicines, the training methods, the hardening, skills like grabbing-the multiple comprehensive styles (e.g., ‘including Bagua dagger contact’), the books [of the forms]. Very interesting!
Life before enlightenment:
Chop wood, carry water.
Life after enlightenment:
Chop wood, carry water...
Hello Shifu Shan and Eero- I've been training a lot of Bagua lately, mine comes from the Wang Shu Jin line, the Cheng Ming. He learned it from Zhang Zhaodong. Normally this is more of a fighting style but I use it for health and meditation. I also like the Liang Zhenpu line, there is a good teacher here in New York in that lineage.
I Love this! Thanks for your contribution to the world of martial arts discipline.
Super man alpha. Where in the states are you?
@@wd-id4th Not in the states. The Islands of the Bahamas is where we reside.
@@KinNitro ah. Sorry, I must of mixed you up with another comment. My apology. 🙏
Very interesting my Xingi master also taught us the dragon pole method he received from daoist linage. I can attest to the amazing benefits it produces. Thank you for your great and genuine knowledge in these practices.
im glad you keep making videos with this master
The Health and Fighting is my favorite of the 4 courses, closely followed by the Grand Circle. These methods are excellent in developing the breathing mechanism, aligning it to movement, and generating heat & bloodflow in key parts of the body.
This guy watches Dragonball!? I heard him say “Kamehameha” at 10:41!! I knew I liked this guy! Lol!
Oh shit 🤣🤣🤣
Every Australian knows the importance of rooting
😂😂😂🇦🇺
@@andrewgutierrez668 or else there would cease to be Australians.
Aussie Aussie Aussie oy oy oy
Rootung Fu , is the ancient art of internal , external , internal , external etc etc
Well done on the lower dragon. Use a stick to help make the legs and back and head in a line. I think Han Xing Yuen added it to Yiquan, maybe from Liuhebafa. Enjoy and more videos please. The history and skills knowledge you share is incredible.
Invaluable information. Thank you for this content!
I am knowledgeable of the core principles of Qi gong and this master is the real deal from what I have seen of his videos.
A person who is knowledgeable of Qi gong can use it for their own martial art style as this master does with his monkey style movements utilizing different internal breathing methods combined with monkey Kung-Fu movements.
I could talk to him for hours, drinking tea and asking questions. 😮
Can you put out a video on how to do the Golden bell? Please!!!
It's part of WarriorNeigong.com , people pay a lot to learn this skill in the real form. It would be very disrespectful to release it for free
@@Vahvafitness let me guess it's available for us to learn for the bargain price of £1000
Really great
It's deep and full with knowledge and education
Thank u master
Awesome to watch , learnt much 🙏
Grand Master, I am 56, and missing half of my left forearm, and left hand. One of my dreams this to learn as you stated "Pure" Kung Fu. At my age, and with my particular physical challenges, would it be possible for me to achieve proficiency, and benefit physically, and spiritually from beginning study at this stage of my life? Thank you.
Bodhidharma the Master of Shaolin Temple, his main disciple cut off his right arm to show his dedication to receiving the teachings and was therefore made the next Master to carry on the tradition albeit with only one arm...... Which is why the Shaolin monks salute with only one arm to honour the dedication of Huike.
Wish I could find a teacher of this quality near me in the states
Brazilian jiu-jitsu
they are there...
A course on grandmaster’s bagua would be excellent. It’s rare for the actual Sun style to be shown.
As an co-Inventor of Kung Fu Ngo, I find it odd you are taking or giving from other far superior Founding System. But it would hnad happen anyhow so no disagreement here. It is absolutely brilliant.
Gut Tag Masters ist sehr interessant, wie kann man dich erreichen für das wieder zu besprachen? Ich wünsch ein gut Zeit. Lg
Thankyou. Very interesting.
At first I was like what aren't you here in Croatia. It took me a moment 😂 have fun on vacation! 🌞
Does anyone know the name of the music in the begining of the video?
I cant get enough lol. Seriously good content
When I hear the intro music I think always about "True Detective" first season intro
;)
I would like to seek the master's help to see if he could help me (using traditional Chinese medicine) heal my autoimmune condition, bad posture, and some other personal issues. My personal health is paramount and I want to have a strong body and mind for the future. That would be my first desire. Combat training would be secondary.
Thanks so much for this video, so informative.
What is the music used in the opening part?
Impressive
Interesting. Thank you for sharing.
He mentioned "Master Wang" the Grandmaster whose FOOTPRINTS are all over China from his STANDING MEDITATION techniques. Does Master know his style too?
I've been learning southern Kung Fu for many years , I often get karate people mesmerised by our forms and qi gong etc but they are so frustratingly rigid and often unable to adapt to the fluidity of Taolu . The young guy in this video is trying hard but still so stiff and rigid . Relax , enjoy and just be the form like your Sifu here 🙏
Good for you = Keep comment s flowing.
not frowning
Excellent!
Why the blue out at 9:25? Super secret move?
This is deep deep knowledge being excavated gradually.
0:39 Kind of you to show a variation of Slayer KenPo.
sensei is back!
Fantastic
That's good, an actual Vedantaist School with Grandmaster. Ronda BM is pretty strong as well.
Very very veryyyyy good
Glad you enjoyed the video
I am not surprised Eero is oblivious to who Jesse Owens is 😒
My humble respect to the master Jiang Yu Shan. I just want to know at what age should a person do this?
he looks a bit like Vin Diesel without his beard :)
VD is really small.
Hard bones beats soft fleshy muscle's,if you know the points you can hit very hard the nerve, artery disarming somebody,all real kungfu has this,one kungfu promotes hitting oneself to condition the body so it becomes unstoppable.
The complete system. A Tibetan White Crane master mentioned this to me .
Why do you blurr the old guy doing exercise in the gym ?
KLASS ...!!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Such badasses, nice school as well!!!
Vielen Dank! Thank you! 🙏🏻
Dr yang jwing Ming books 📚
Please show us some forms or moves of golden bell many of us dont have money for the course
All of these will be strictly inside the course
you gotta harden what is soft first before you can soften what is hard, young grasshopper.
Ancient chinese warming up excercise before roofing ?
Very nice Sir👍
Does this have a relationship to Peng Jing?
Wing Chun is incredible when incorporated with combative chi gung (nei gung). And he is right to seek Kung Fu training in Taiwan.
Does he study taoist qi gong?
Which lineage of monkey you learning this master
Is there a sword imperative to this?
The guy training under the master should just listen as opposed to putting his own explanation to what the master says immediately there after
Don't be arrogant. One of the most important skills in life is the ability to learn. This has to be done in an engaging way. This allows the listener to clarify their understanding and gives the master the opportunity to catch misunderstanding in the student. We should be grateful that the student makes the mistake for us, or even subconsciously presents a mistake to be clarified despite their true understanding, allowing the greatest span of audience to understand clearly; the message.
i really want learn kung fu
Squatting monkey 🐒 a trademark from the Dai Xin Yi Quan a Muslim traditional boxing school
Ask your teacher about Master Chang Dung Sheng... and Master Gene L Chicone, my Teacher.
Sir what is your beginning workouts
First glance I thought it's Goldberg. :))
❤❤❤ The monkey King
I really respect this stuff as an art form, but I just can't imagine it working effectively on someone like Nate Diaz or even other average MMA fighters.
The techniques used and practiced can kill very easily and that cannot be done in MMA, but anyways watch the video from this channel of real life application of this martial art, you will be amazed.
@@salumtummundi9462 ok, thank you!
Every practitioner is limited by time, technique, and intensity ; the devotions of practice. Diaz would be hard to beat, because of the time , technique, and intensity of his practice. To defeat him you have to match, and excel past, these elements in your personal training regimen.
@@pranakhan I agree with what you say. But some styles just don't work. Take Aikido for example. It doesn't matter how much you dedicate yourself to it. You just won't fare well in the cage. The same goes for "eagle/dragon" grip you see this guy talking about.
He has taken part in MMA fighting to give himself more credibility, but he could never go up against the big names - despite his 30+ years of training and being a master of his discipline.
@@AZ-zr5oo This is not cagefighting. Kung fu is not a sport.
Shaolin (small forest) = Shalom/Salam/Peace
The real thing with plastic jugs ... LOL I like the sunglasses....!
Is the voice wich is talking finnish ? The accent is 100%like finnish accent
VAHVA Fitness is operated by two Finnish gentlemen
@@Vahvafitness ok well that explains it 👍
Please teach some martial art like chintya chandranaya...... her skilll should be followed..
I dunno my blue collar training might be sufficient lol...strempf...
Watch out MMA, this is the real deal!
Love this shitt. Real Qi Gong Masters can move objects and can kill from a distance. Wyndmoor PA USA
Stop it that’s not real qi gong
Some of them can. Some are stuck with teachers who won't show them or do not know. Yet they may obtain certain levels. I keep my teachings to a select few. Anyone seeking power or dominion over another won't get their kung fu or qi gong from me.
When Daoists step into the world of martial arts, you know what to expect they will take with them, something that they are dedicated their life to, witchcraft.
That not qi gong, that is some satanic shii😂😂
D
Sub español?
Rooting means fucking in Australia mate
KamehameHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA ^^
REAL and ANCIENT MY ASS. This is bs. That dude can shove it.
Fudes.
These guys are fruit cakes but I bet their Kung fu is maybe so so
Those ancient masters didn't had a unce of muscles.. And didn't needed any either
Look at Wang Xiangzhai... not muscular in the modern sense but very dense and looks incredibly hard and strong
Body building, weight lifting is part of Shaolin 72 methods. External dan are actually medicine to take as supplement.
😀😁😂Fight with a MMA fighter
I frequently train with many, from amateur to pro
Another example of why Taiwan needs freedom
Huh?!
Hi, you are still hardened and to much into showing ...
When yo go past that you might taste the beauty, softness and wonder of real kung fu..
☺️
No need to diss Ip Man. There would be a lot less interest in Kung fu without Ip Man and Bruce Lee.
Excellent