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Warrior Monk DESTROYS Me with Wing Chun in China
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I've been learning Tai Chi and I want to know what is the monthly pay or they just take care of you for free and learn Shaolin kung fu and you do work around help clean up place
Now, try this with 6'5 300lbs dude. Let's see the outcome
I think your Wing Chun is decent from former videos so I enjoyed this video, he trains realistic wing Chun doesn't suck lol
Wingchun is not a Shaolin style and has never been practiced in a Shaolin Temple.
@@panzermaus3893 no shit sherlock shut the fuck up
He doesn't just maim you, he also makes sure you won't have any children seeking to avenge you. It's very efficient.
Lmao
xd
not everyone gets it but this is the best comment.
@@OldWayArtisans precisely
ROFL
The monk is just showing a lot of ways he can help you sit down
In the hospital
😂
@@ttime441 heavily injured😂😂
Funny thing is. If you ask them that. That's exactly how most of them describe it 😂 i love monks
What a nice man
I have personally trained with this monk at that temple. He was my favorite because he was so patient, always singing, and always in a good mood.
How did you meet him and how can I train as well?
I bet you've never been in a real fight in your life.
@@Iampatrix I bet most people you meet wish they hadn't.
@@evolutionislife yeah, I'm sure you're super popular yourself.
@@Iampatrix holy s*it you really sound so sad and stup*d lol
It’s so amazing to see. It’s like his whole body is in rhythm. Perfectly calculated and controlled movement and force.
Just like fights we see in movies
Well yeah, the monk is telling the guy to hold out his arm in x location.
Like ballet dancers
Absolutely. And he's completely unassuming. He could be just walking around wearing a suit in a dark alley, anyone trying to mug him would be traumatically sterilized before they could realize what happened
@@ekathe85 I have several gripes with your comment. He is not unassuming he LOOKS like what he is. People in suits are not to be found in dark alleys and if they are there then they are the dodgiest motherfucker there. Finally, sterilized? Seriously dude?
Its fun and games until he starts to air bend
And then the fire nation attacked
what i saw was speed and technique, and i don´t see you there to check that out, let alone fight back... I think you trolls just have a very big mouth...
@@javiermfmaldonadofernandez1489 you clearly havent seen Avatar the last airbender
Alex Rosario ikr
omg that was so funny lol
I studied martial arts in Taipei Taiwan and in mainland China. All of the teachers that I’ve had did not even ask me for money they were very good people
Whoa! How did you get to know people like that?
@@puremischief5607 In the public park.
Teaching martial arts for money is dishonorable. They were true masters.....
@Zach Montanari Please take this with a grain of salt but I felt it was kind of like karma because while I was living in the United States I helped many Chinese immigrants and I never asked them for anything I helped many Chinese immigrants for years it was just something I did it somehow that favor came back upon me
@@puremischief5607 Wow I was in Taiwan and while I was in the peoples Republic of China I asked numerous people I’m where I could find Martial our teachers that taught traditional martial arts and Not contemporary wushu. With patience and networking I was very fortunate to train with some amazing people. If I pay this all back in the sense that when I came back to the United States I helped many Chinese immigrants and didn’t ask them for anything in return
A Monk who has trained wing chun for many years gives a demonstration of some moves to a willing participant in a very calm and controlled manner so you can easily see what's happening. People in the comments 'doesn't work, any high school wrestler could beat him up...'
Whats wrong with just respecting the culture and enjoying the demonstration??
I agree
@@middleagedjoe8796 in no way ths could be considered a martial art who in the world would punch you only once
Maybe this monk is a monster (he could probably be, since they train so hard) but the techniques he shows off are really sloppy and unreal. They could only work with a cooperative partner or a weak opponent.
Personally i have nothing against oriental martial arts (i did Karate for many years and i love this culture).
The thing i hate, like most of people who do combat sports, is that these guys show these things off like super effective techniques in a real fight. They are not, and every person who had some fight experience knows that.
I think nobody would complain if they say "hey, these are just some choreographyc moves for practicing contact and balance".
@Tim Grady I agree. Buy a gun. Go to the range. Practice, practice, practice.
@Tim Grady why then does John Jones use plenty techniques from this "bullshido." and win all the fights over the past 10 years in ufc. Same leg kicks with the same timings like in this video. Ofcourse not all of this is working for everyone and in every situation. We all know any amaterur mma fighter will smash even higher level boxer in mma or street fight simply because they cant defend takedowns or deal with leg kicks, so what ??
I'm in awe, not just seeing him demonstrate the form so neatly, but the care he takes to make sure you don't get hurt in the process, just incredible
and we are off to the comments section lets see what the experts think.
Everyone a student including Masters 🐾🍀😎🍀🐾
Its about to get ugly. Put on your anti bullshit goggles pls, safety first.
I am a master Bater.
@@edakey what's your name
The name is Bater
Master Bater
Bring on the armchair athletes! Experts on the keyboard, lol.
Me: *Try to kick the monk*
Monk: How cute
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oof
🏅🏅🏅🏅
🤣
Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face. ....Mike Tyson
Mr Everybody fake fisting
That doenst mean that you shouldnt have a plan!
this quote is from another person, but yeah, these grapples are usually used on weapon-equipped persons as they are not ready to give up their weapon to free their hands from the grapple thus making advantages for the grappler, it doesn't mean knowing this will make you win or survive a weapon attack, I am just saying that it may help a little. But if being placed under mma glove fights or bare-nuckle fights, yeah things aren't gonna end well for the monk sifu at all
Kenny Lin what are talking about
UAHA ToxicBoi haha, well u will understand soon
I watched the doc and my jaw never left the floor. Phenomenal work. You went through the entire process with respect and humility. Well done sir.
Now this is a true sifu. Not the ones who brag on the internet.
Lol he cant give chi to a dying flower to make it bloom again, not a real sifu. Pun intended
lol how bout that ranton guy. hes like a guy who's studied something for a few years and considers himself the foremost expert in all things involved
@@bisquits8175 Lol chi isn’t real...
@@brandontodd14 your stupid thick skull dont gave any clue that i was making kungfu panda 3 reference?
None of this is real. A good jab and the monk will be punked. Its so cringe to watch this as a martial arts fan. All these fake counters. I could make one up if someone attacked me in slow motion.
the speciality of shaolin monks were they will keep smiling at you while destroying your bones
@Mark Norton kung fu monks were warriors too..i think u taking them too lightly
@Mark Norton is it true?
@Mark Norton correction bro , he challenged all “fake master” . He didn’t go to challenge real master because his mission is to expose all ‘fake master’ only
No, bro. Shiaolin Monks are not and never were warriors.
They are the Chinese equivalent of revival-tent faith healers combined with circus acrobats.
They are incredible athletes and perform fears of physical endurance to show everyone how "Holy" they are and draw attention to their faith.
But they don't train to fight. They do not spar against capable and aggressive opponents.
Just because you can break a board with your elbow doesn't mean that you can land that elbow on someone who is actively trying to stop you, and also trying to hurt you. Those are two completely different things.
Put one of these Monks in a kick-boxing ring, a wrestling mat, or the Octagon, and they will get eaten alive.
And they are aware of this. That is why none have ever brought their magical kung fu into a real combat sport.
@Mark Norton there is a difference b/ w real master and fake master.
Sure, it's easy to say the techniques are effective when he tells you how to attack him and knows what to expect, then counter it, but MAN....Just look at the Monk's raw toughness, reflexes, speed, strength etc. gained from years/decades of consistent training, not to mention the discipline and work ethic of those people. Truly an amazing thing worthy of respect and admiration.
Yep, I'd like to see them in a ring though. Or some real time sparring at least.
@kommisar If he really wanted to beat you, one serious kick and you are down lol. This is just demonstration.
@@pavlejovicic2463 Nah.... there are winchun vs mma videos on YT and they are hard to watch cause the wingchun ppl always get completely destroyed. Wingchun is not a practical fighting style... which is why its never seen in MMA.
@@drhee9 nah, that shit there isnt wingchun, its a bullshit scam. In wingchun battles everything allowed, in mma many things arent.
@@drhee9 real wingchun is deadliest thing out there, but must be practiced for years.
That man has such a great personality. It's cool he has a sense of humor about the demonstration as well!
It’s an immense privilege and joy to watch the best of the best show off some of their moves to an undeserving audience.
Too true. I really enjoy watching videos of Ip Chun and Ip Ching teaching others. It's incredible to witness their level of skill, on top of knowing that it came directly from Ip Man. It's hard to explain but it's almost like watching history live...
This is one of the most beautiful and cleanest style of fighting. I love how much work and effort they put in it. Even a small change of the place where he kicks him makes the difference between him staying straight or going down and being rotated. Fascinating. One small, quick, not hurting kick but you clearly feel it. The precision is just on point.
Wing chun an amazing martial art
It's not fighting, it's more like dancing. None of this shit works in real life for self defense.
@@Iampatrix You're partially correct; Wing Chun doesn't defend. Instead it only parries or counters. They have familiar "reference points" (common scenarios in a typical fight that they practice a ton, like a straight punch to the face) that they can counter very efficiently into various kinds of "trappings" where your limps and movements are partially obstructed. This monk in particular likes to twist people's bodies into uncomfortable positions, but there is a lot more to it than that.
@@Iampatrix Yes it does. I've personally used it. It's more effective if you are big and strong, instead of small. Some smaller guys can be overpowered or are unable to handle the bigger guy's weight. If you are 6'4" tall and 290 pounds, and training to be a Strongman/powerlifter. You possess the weight and strength to deflect punches and toss 200 pounders to the ground like that. Men that size might as well be children. They don't weigh enough to be able to resist effectively.
@@jonathancummings6400 if it was an effective martial art it would be prominent in mma, it's not. This is something that's been tested over and over and, while it's a beautiful art form, it loses every single time. Are there some movements and practices that can be beneficial, sure, but on its own it's almost useless. Masters of wing Chun have been beaten by amateur mma fighters and I don't believe you've used it yourself to any real world effect. As someone that is biracial Chinese that passes for white I've noticed it's mainly white folk that create this mythos around Asian martial arts and its nonsense. It's been tested and it just doesn't work against anyone with even rudimentary skills. There's a reason street fighters dominated much of early mma, because they were actually fighters while traditional martial artists were people who memorized a fancy dance and only sparred with very strict guidelines about what was allowed.
I see everyone in the comments is a professional MMA fighter
🤣🤣🤣They think they are the best fighters in the universe!! They also think they are the only inteligente people. They are just a bunch of retard people, some cry babies that need to constantly try to look themselves really badass fighters, and trying to put others martial arts down all the time, just to try to convince people that they are the best... While they are just a bunch of clowns lmao 🤣🤣🤣
@Sergio Batista Sort the comments by new, you’ll see a bunch of those people
Wrong. Some of us are wizards and airbenders...
Sergio Batista They act as if there art is beautiful and superme when it’s just smash and bash and whoever is heavier and faster wins and can tolerate more punishment. I have respect for mma guys what they do can definitely work but wing Chun definitely works as well if applied correctly. The reason it’s not seen to apply properly is because some wing Chun people don’t train under pressure and when they fight they become scared and sloppy. I find that if I haven’t trained for a while and go under pressure the same happens, you forget all of your techniques and become instinctual. The benifet of mma is a lot of it is basic which means under pressure it is easier to remember.
@@jaycho6747 "Wrong. Some of us are wizards and airbenders..."
Regardless, all of you are assholes.
I mean he’s obviously just having fun lol but imagine him actually trying or if he’s in an actual fight. I’d pay money to see that.
I met a guy whose sifu was the brother of Ip Man who was Bruce Lee's teacher. The guy I met was small. He gave demos once in a while. He said he has only had to use his skills twice in his life. Each time it was a bigger guy trying to bull rush him. Each time he had simply did a quick snap kick into their groin to take them out of the fight. He was a humble guy. He acted like he was almost afraid of other people. I noticed one thing about him. For someone who weighed maybe 120 lbs I found that he was difficult to push around. I weigh at the time almost 180 lbs @ 6-1.
@@Rhaspun did you ever read The Art of War from Sun Tzu? It's written "when you are weak try to look strong, when you are strong try to look weak", that's what he did.
not sure if he practices actual fighting.
@@camaradacomissario9641 i think i read a phrase of his book in every comment section. I'm sure by now i have completed the book
Well it doesn't work,u can see from thumbnail....all this moves comes from idea that you can retrieve arm or leg after you miss,just as aikido...and in realty it's first you will do.
Maaaan ... alotta people here don't seem to understand the concept of a demonstration ..
Well said, I have already commented.
Yes, because this presentation is like shooting without a gun. It´s slow and funny, wow. You should have seen my teacher's presentation as he was fighting blindfolded on a 2-meter-high stage or his teacher’s presentation. My teacher had a swollen face and a blue ear. He couldn't move his hand and had to stay home from work. It was a really great presentation. This is... funny I guess?
The concept of bullshit you mean? 😂
I enjoy the art side of this, however, I have yet to see a plethora of any sort of evidence of this working as a defensive or counteroffensive art. Send a link of more than 10 times it has worked. Just by the way, I practice Filipino martial arts like Kali and Silat and I have to understand that some of what they teach is more art than martial. We should keep our minds open and rational as we decide how we will defend ourselves and other. Also t best form of self defense is a gun hands down.
"Alotta" people here don't seem to understand the concept of pressure testing (punching/striking for real). Of course one should let the monk demonstrate his art, but how is one to call it martial if the other guys are super compliant with him?
Imagine the speed of him actually going 100% madness
Hahaa ain’t it.
They won’t even see a thing. 🤣🤣🤣
That's too fast, I saw footage on the news of a martial artist who was held at gun point. He disarmed the man so fast you couldn't see what happened.
You are looking at him, then you are looking at the sky. That's the Cliff Notes version of what will happen.
Why doesn't he put gloves on and do it?
You would be completely screwed !
He's missing a blue arrow on his head.
Hi my friend am just asking like somebody if she or he wants to train how much can he pay on manthe
@@niyonzimaelias304 what? Are you asking if I want to train?
Shaolin is Firebending, Airbending is Bagua Zhang
@@JoshuaAnderson91 I know. I'm just making a joke.
@@jordyv.703 fair enough! I just see a lot of people confused (especially with the new surge in fans) about the martial arts used in the show, and mistaking "monk" with "airbender". Cheers!
He is an excellent teacher. So careful not to let them fall hard, and even guards their corners so they don't break anything on the way down.
that shaolin monk really is an expert, have flowing techniques, and precise control of his range so to not hurt his sparring partner
Everyone’s a wing Chung master until they get poked in the eye
~Jon Jones
Hahahahahahhahaha
Buahahahahaha
And that's why I wear sunglasses EVERYWHERE.
LOL yeah I guess the trick would be punching them in the eye
or u kick the ball😂
In all my life, this is the best Wing Chun training video I had ever seen. Great job filming and explaining! I learned more from this clip than from anywhere else, all the wasted times. I would love to go train at the Temple someday. Maybe in the next ten years. Got a lot of college going on. Hope to come back to this. In ten years, I hope to see ya again.
Amazing teacher! So willing to teach, so humble, so respectful and so playful. Wish I could learn martial arts with him.
Most comments are mainly complaints that it's slow and all these guys do is demos and it's not real. These guys don't have to fight. It's about being a better you and avoiding the fight but when the time comes you can defend. Not everything has to be a fight to prove one's self.
Get rid of pride and judgement and bring in a little bit of humble.
What a fantastic perspective, I agree!
Its not that, i mean you are not wrong, what you said is right and i know what the video is trying to potray. But right now Kung Fu has a bad rep because a lot of these "Kung Fu" masters will pick fights with MMA and muay thie fighters, but despite offering the challenging they will only fight under strict terms and rules that hinder the other fighters performance. Despite the advantage they will still lose MISERABLY and go on to complain about it and talk down to the fighter they lost against.
So even though this video is not any of that, this is what the current view people have on kung fu
@@AmbroseBoaBowie I agree with what you say but that is the Kung Fu that is portrayed on social media. Even this video does not show true essence of Kung Fu. Also remember that videos on UA-cam and certain news channels are not always the truth. Just because a video surfaces showing someone claiming to be a real monk or Kung Fu master fighting someone else does not mean they are a real Kung Fu master. Those videos are misleading. Real monks and Kung Fu masters do not complain about the loss of anything and will say and know that even a so called loss is a gain in knowledge, growth and also to be humbling. Just speaking from experience and knowledge myself. This whole MMA thing in media has gone way too far and has defaced true martial arts masters. UFC and others alike have made it into something that supposedly proves who the man is and they act very badly but true martial arts is not needing to be the bigger man and just respecting the other no matter what. That's also human nature these days as well.... Always wanting more attention. MMA community has become a bully which the last time I looked being a bully meant that you had something to prove and that in what you prove in being a bully means that you always need the attention. Kind of like being a toddler or a new born. True martial arts is something to better a person and not for money and fame.
@@realist7934 see here is the thing about that bully statement. I get what you mean and i know how it looks at first glance, but being an MMA fighter my self, watching many Joe Rogan podcasts, and talking to other MMA fighters, we all have personal beef with kung fu in person. I mean im sure quite a few people in this comment section are just jumping on the band wagon of the Kung Fu hate train, but from personal experince in diffrent situations, we have very negative first hand experiences with kung fu. A friend invited me to is Wing Chung class, they quoted movies, did No sparing, and would not shut up about theroy. Now i know, i know it was a McDojo. But i have friends who have much worse experience with these people. Even Xu Xiaudong isnt Anti Kung Fu, he is looking to expose fake martail arts.
The soule reason im here in the comment thread of youtube is not to souily rip Kung Fu a new one verbally, but hoping some one who knows nothing about martial arts can read the comments, look deeper into the arguments thst go on, and hopfully pick up a ligit martial art.
@@AmbroseBoaBowie I don't think you wanna rip any of it apart. Just giving my opinion. I'm mixed martial arts as well. I just have a different view. Nice to see also that no one is attacking me with what I said. All good.
Monks have this enormous power behind that cute little smile. Should be careful and try to convey them even before you wanna give them a hug. :) Respect towards art & style. Simply wow.
The way they move is so fluid, like running water! It like a art form in motion.
It’s Kung Fu and Tai Chi.
"Be Water my Friend" - Bruce Lee
Don't fool yourself. These work. Your average high school wrestler, much less average professional wrestler would likely lose to this guy on a street match.
many groins died to get us this footage.
Lol true
The lesson I learned is when fighting someone who practices Wing Chun, always wear a groin protector. The little slap of the light kicks to his inner thigh made me cringe at the idea of even a mild tap like that being a couple inches higher / to the side.
@Mark Norton but that groin kick can
@Mark Norton no style works in real fights unless from the day you joined you fight every day, not just onece a day but many fights every day, you must have a teacher that specializes in combat science or you will never learn to fight, 99.9% of all styles are wattered down they focus on forms and many promote depending on how many forms you know, they will never learn to fight in a million years lol
@Mark Norton Of course it'll work especially to an untrained fighter. A guy who trained for decades will have muscle and reaction memory to counter whatever an untrained guy will do.
Now, if the other guy is a trained martial artist too, it'll be then be the better guy or the one who'll get in a disabling hit first who'll win.
Most if not all martial arts is meant to be with an ungloved hand, because they use it to grapple, hold, poke, grip, etc. If you encase it with a glove, it'll probably affect their effectivity to more than half-fold. That's why kung fu practitioners in MMA matches seem awkward, they are reduced to being boxers and can't really do all the arsenal they have. Real fights with no holds bared is really what will tell who is the better fighter.
@@rap3208 except WC does not have real grappling techniques, and MMA does. You people are like flat earthers, you will always find BS excuses to why WC does not work.
It just does not. It was recenetly made up, and has no practical applications.
Some of those inside leg kicks if done with actual force looked like it could easily pop your hip socket out😬.
My master told me there are 5 ways to apply the same technique:
-dodge
-dodge+deflect
-dodge+deflect+counter
-dodge+deflect+disable (generally dislocating stuff)
-kill :P
The word warrior leads me to suspect you are right.
it wouldn't. it would hurt though, for sure
@@nippyqueen6425 Couple of those kicks were right up there😅.
@Jeremiah Harrington 3:50 hardly put any force behind it and made him buckle.
the monk's center of balance never changes regardless of how he is attacked or attacks. I would be interested to know how they train for balance in Wing Chun.
4:08 what ip man been trying to do
@Iam real hero bruh😂
If you were attacking any slower he’d be asleep.
Ian Papworth
In real life, they would destroy You 😂! Think about going full force at somebody who trains to hurt you there whole life’s: You would even get close enough to start your attack 😂🤣🙃
Lee Time Wing Chun doesn't work bud. If it did you'd see it in the UFC.
James Roush
Look at videos of Anderson Spider Sylvia using Wing Chung in the UFC! Remember we’re in the digital age of information 😂🤣
Lee Time ah yes. Oblique kicks and him literally swatting air is Wing Chun. Sure bud. You know what he mainly uses? Boxing and Muay Thai, every single KO of his is from a boxing combo or Knees.
James Roush
I can’t speak for the effectiveness in real combat but if I’m a street fighter and you know Wing Chung! I will probably get my butt kicked because your whole body becomes a weapon and I’m just swinging my fist at you!
At the start hes asks the monk how he should attack. I like how the monk is like "It doesn't matter, nothing in your arsenal will work."
@muay thug why not you go there and prove that wing Chun is shit
@@ppgod1 there is no need,on youtube there are plenty of videos with wing chun master getting shit on by mma fighters
wc fighter lost to a one-armed boxer XD
@@nanehater8606 I can make videos about MMA guys get beaten too. Like he said, go there and beat them in actual combat, not just simply watch fake "masters" get exposed.
I want to learn Wing Chun so badly. It's a beautiful martial art. I know taekwondo and brazilian jui jitsu, but I want to add a couple other styles. The smartest fighters learn as many styles as they can.
I wish you luck on your journey, don't give up!
@@No-cs2xf Thank you for the encouragement. I promise to never give up.
Brazilian jiu-jitsu is incredibly effective on the ground and taekwondo is like ketchup, pretty bad by itself but can be amazing when paired with other things. Why wing chun tho? It's absolutely useless, watch the Xu Xiaodong videos and Chinese M.M.A fighters who have made it their mission to once and for all put the final nail in the wing chun coffin. Lethwei or muay Thai are better standing options imo, wish you the best with whatever you choose though.
@@pyrrhus1919 I think Wing Chun is awesome and very powerful. When it comes to martial arts I think a person could figure out how to make any style work for them. I just try to be open minded. But I can also understand and respect your opinion.
@@pyrrhus1919 There's a flaw in your argument. There are lots of videos of mma fighters in UFC getting knocked out in 3-5 seconds, does that mean mma is fake? No, it just means you found some not so good fighters to beat up
So awesome. I love that their expression of Wing Chun is more varied with the use of grabbing and headlock type techniques.
Yes it’s fascinating right? Though my Sifu Russ has some similar techniques at times, but we also must remember that Wu Shifu is a master of many forms of kung fu, more kung fun in general, and not wing chun alone, so he has a black hole of movement he can dive into at any time.
Hater：Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face
Master: True, but that doesn't mean that you shouldn't have a plan
Haters I just don't need it
master: "Everyone is a Keyboard Fighter until they get punched in the testicles"
This was the best comment ive seen
Incorrect that would assume keyboard fighters have a pair
@@copperhead-rc5sx OOF
@@copperhead-rc5sx 😳
NOT THE TESTICLES
Aww this is AWESOME! Mad respect for you guys, like I had a laugh but those moves looked insanely dangerous! What a fantastic showcase!
I love how the Shaolin monk humbly supports them as they fall...that speaks volumes
As a true master of any skill knows, it was once them being helped to fall.
He can see where you will fall as you are still making those silly cat noises.
Love this man those wing chun kicks are nasty. I’m all about the talking part at the end of the video with updates too
Thank you man, yes the Shaolin temple is no joke, and their wing chun is very high level!
Philip Hartshorn - The Phil Up you said they taught a different lineage? Or is it ip man lineage
@@-syl-lofi6720 according to Tradition, yongchun was created by a nun in the Shaolin temple. So ipman's lineage is way later.
I appreciate taking things slow in demonstrations like this. It's a good way of letting the viewer and receiver examine how the techniques work, without anyone getting hurt. Some of those intercepting strikes would not be fun at speed, like those kicks to the kidney, the kick to the front of the knee, or getting thrown down and bouncing the back of your head off the ground. At least when you get tossed down slow like this, you can control your neck and head and be caught by the thrower.
I love all these martial arts experts in the comments
@xmad xmad yeah ive seen the videos....
I think that wing chun can be useful and could be deadly
Put one of these warrior monks in a ring and they will beat anyone ass in minutes
@@art7046 ikr
Hangming He well China is a communist country so I doubt they would allow a fighter to come to the states and possibly exile themselves from China.
It’s called wing Chun in Chinese.If u watch ip Man U would know
@@art7046 these monks can easy beat your average person but a professional mma fighter will destroy them.
Love watching these young men get the shit kicked out of them and this is slow speed! Awesome opportunity y’all had! Great video
4:06 this one is deadly
Ultimate handjobing techniques
@@Negative_creep3383 lol?
The movement and fluidity is amazing. The trappings and low kicks too. I felt like I was watching Enter The Dragon.
Exactly, you are watching enter the video.
I love how he helps him up every time he falls
It’s just awesome to see them training and showing you what it’s all about
Great video and much respect to this shaolin teacher for sharing his great knowledge
In case you idiots didnt know these guys are moving slow because there demonstrating ...... if they go fast someone will get hurt trust me ....... momentum is real
pretty sure the MMA fighter Xu Xiao Dong will put all of them in hospital fast or slow.
@@leereturn2006 in the octogon or real fight?
@@Hellgazer both
Apparently, fast or slow, this is still horseshit.
He's demonstrating a style that would not work in real life fighting as if it did work we would of seen it by now like all other successful forms of fighting but till this day i have never seen it be successfull in a real fight only very slow demonstration where the student is going very slow compared to the teacher. I could invent any crazy style against a slow moving target. But i do believe it is good to practice and it keeps them living a good healthy life but it's more of a art imo
The monk is a beast.
One of the most impressive things about this monk is his balance. Look how he is able to switch his legs stance without moving his body. Uncanny control of his weight.
Yeah. I was impressed with how he uses the mechanics of his opponent's body.
the brother understands physics
I Love This Master He Seems Like A Kind Soul!
Has ANYONE EVER really attacked those guys full speed? All I see are demonstration or exhibitions.
I'm gonna go out on a limb a say most likely lol. They're warrior monks my guy and they are trying to show technique. If you go fast they go fast and you get hurt and can't train anymore ☹️
@@bbewlenibroc4570 I know right!! There should be a video around of them sparing at full speed, with force and intent!
There's a video of a monk sparring and he knocked the dude out
They gon beat yo ass if u fuck with them
Yup they have they get their ass kicked.
god I want to do this so bad it's literally my dream to learn a martial art like this in a temple in China
if you want brutal find a black tiger claw teacher, training not easy at all.
You dont have to go to a temple in China to learn Martial Arts. And this guy's Wing Chun isn't good.
Kcseales not like you are doing any better high school dropout
@@lolsbrahhhyt4386 I do a lot better, hence my comment. I could break down what's wrong with everything he did in this video. But you wouldn't know half of what I'm talking about. But I digress ...
Don't waste your life as I did, they will cheat the shit out of you, most will, so-called Masters are also Chinese and not the noble angels you may be dreaming of, in Chinese there is a saying that kind of goes like this 'If you can cheat, then cheat' I travelled to China and met masters, only a few and they are great to be sure but I wasn't allowed to attack them with any force, in China there is this silly thing called face or Mianzi, they fear being humiliated so much that they avoid and anybody should avoid doing it, I love Chinese people and Chinese martial arts, lived there since 2000 and fell in love with the country but there is a LOT of cheating that goes on.
The guy in this video, his Wing Chun is useless and I say this with respect, I mean how can he think to defend against a real attack with his whatever he does, its just a demo and a 12 yr old girl could be standing in a robe and the compliant attacker attacks SLOWLY the girl show a well versed technique which looks cool but would it work at speed against an attacker that won't do as you say, that won't attack when you say, that will dodge, duck, move at HIS will not the performer, it has the potential to work and this is all you are seeing, at speed it all falls apart much like the average Wing Chun does, not all though. Not hating on anybody, just want you to see reality.
this warrior earns my absolute respect for both his proficiency in his art, the effectiveness of his strikes and the gentleness he shows. downs you with a precise kick on your knee, probably rupturing your tri-tendons in a real setting, but also hold your head when you fall, because you're sparring with him and he does mean no harm.
respect to you, brave warrior
He isnt a warrior though
@@rolib6108 i do not really know, i'm way too ignorant in this domain to know, i mostly called him because i'm mostly sure he knows his craft enough to beat the man out of me with pride and dignity, but... perhaps youre right
Wing Chun is so amazing against a non resisting complying opponent
Like a wooden dummy.
any martial can be apply to your comment? you sound so naive. martial art is about self defence for some one who want to hurt you, to surprise your opponent on applying your technique.
@@sniperfox5329 I did Wing Chun for 5 years. Trust me, I know it is crap
@@sniperfox5329 also Judo and BJJ, boxing, hell anything that actually trains with a resisting opponent teaches you how to fight. The moment your opponent starts trying to resist, all your moves won't me jack shit
take a shot every time the monk says "shou" (hand) 🤣
Those low kicks are awesome... Love to add those to my art... That guy was so fast and efficient, Chinese are awesome with their Arts !!! :)
Yes Wu Shifu is fantastic and very skilled, as are all the masters at the Shaolin temple, I fully recommend going to train!
I'm not trying to be disparaging here but are they really that awesome when pressure tested? My guess is the Cultural Revolution culled much of the real talent in the mainland. As a result Taiwan or Singapore may be the meccas of Chinese martial arts. What do you think?
@@elindioedwards1048 to be honest I have messed around with thos kicks in sparring but I don't know if that would classify as pressure tested... The reason why I think that they are great is because the target... like if you were to maintain a distance.... and I were to advance towards you, let's say you do a knee strike with a low side kick..... it makes it really hard for me to advance to carry out my technique... my friend and I were sparring and I had him applying that to me, of course not full power, only a fourth power and of course not on the knee, but it was half way up the thigh... and it stopped my attacks almost every time, but there are many kicks to the legs... Being that we stand on our legs and that's our vehicle 4 our attack I found them to be very effective, just in my opinion
@@elindioedwards1048 The Cultural Revolution DID cull much of the "real" talent on the mainland. As for the crap marketed in Taiwan and Singapore, well, enough said. If you're looking for effective Chinese boxers, you'll have to look long, hard, expensively and dangerously - and still probably fail.
@@varanid9 Hey Varanid. My understanding that many of the boxers fled to those Chinese havens. Also, I have a friend who trained under a Mike Patterson who was trained in Taiwan. From what I see the mainland Chinese seem to be gravitating towards Sanda and MMA. In other words combat sports with contact. I would probably agree that functional Chinese boxing is a rarity.
He's so solid. Exploits others weak points and not centered in gravity to bring them down.
Conclusion: controlling opponent's neck is a key to success.
I train in Krav Maga and thats basically the main rule when grappling. It's very cool to see all the same practical effects between Wing Chun and Krav Maga
Dont compare krav maga and wing Chun lmao
@@naimgrizzly7280 Why? Wing Chun is one of the inspirations for Krav Maga, don't get butthurt over a justified comparison
@@NoobZxReviewZ penchak silat is legit Krav maga is for old womans lol
@@naimgrizzly7280 I would love to see how you hold up toe to toe but truthfully I have no interest in dick measuring. It's people like you who divide the martial arts community unnecessarily and give people the wrong impressions. Think what you want but a narrow view of techniques and style's is something that Bruce Lee himself was against, so I guess its rather telling where you lie in the Martial Arts world.
This place look like incredible for sport. Motivation is high. :-)
This is a temple
@muay thug sure thing an art used to kill is deluded go fight him then
@muay thug fuck you you don't even know anything about this art. Any mediocre master could beat the uneducated shit out of you
@@fernandosalazar730 thank you
muay thug That guy would beat the living shit out of you.
Amazing to watch them,for them to share their experiences and insane levels of skill was fantastic to see! If iwas 18-24 again,im 54 and severely disabled to go to China andhave a chance to be taught, it would have probably changed my whole life for the better
I understand it's just a demonstration so would be silly to go full speed but I would like to see them do this in a legit full speed fight to see if these moves work to there full extent or not, putting that aside I have mad respect for the monks dedication, kindness and willing to share their knowledge.
They might accidentally kill somebody
I just love the casual competence that guy had. His technique is so smooth! Years and years of hard work!
I've never seen anyone catch a punch in my life
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Mark just saw it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
well, its better to hit than getting hit, block a punch to protect yourself. Don't do flashy catching hands and stuff you're letting yourself open, so yeah.
I’ve done it before but it’s not because I practice a martial art it’s because I’m really strong and have good fight reflexes the guy tried punching me in the face wound up too obviously so I grabbed his punch mid way then overpowered him
I’ve done it once or twice. No cap
I would like to be trained by that monk. Just simple movement. He's really good. I'm impressed.
What i was thinking too, simple but quick. But like a lot of things, repetition and practice 🤔
He barely moves when the blonde guy starts at about 01:10 in.
No super muscles, just super techniques.
I was in class when I got this notification and couldn't watch till I got home. Very exited to finally see this video.
What an absolute beast. You are a true Philosopher!!! I hope you enjoyed it!
The monk looks like a sweet Teddy bear. Then he executed the moves!
Monks are so dope I wanna visit this place😭❤️🔥
This dude is teaching us his ultimate move! Over 9000 ways to kick someone in the balls.
His goal is not to fight. Fighting is one of the last things you practice for. it's for mind, body, and spirit cultivation. Just because you have the power to destroy, doesn't mean you have to. That is the lowest form of martial arts; the highest form of martial arts is knowing you have the capability to destroy, but being able to control your wisdom to deflect the situation through other means. In the scenario, the battle is fought in the mind, and the real enemy is yourself. Most people will never understand this, because without a pure or empty mind, they cannot see the wisdom behind it. That's what you are seeing in the comments, the words and wisdom of a 200 year old civilization commenting on the wisdom of a 2000+ year old civilization. Without even using your fists, just your words coming out of your mouth says it all. Respect yourselves and observe from a deeper level.
Genius comment!
”Knowing you have the capability to destroy…”
Except he doesn’t have the capability to destroy anyone. He is just overconfident and thinks he can. But if he faced an actual resisting opponent, he would get whooped.
”Most people will never understand this”.
Yeah, yeah. Keep practicing your kung fu. You’re not special.
In the late 1970s (I do not remember the correct year) a nonagenarian Shaolin Grand Master was invited by the state government to give a speech about Shaolin Temple with a few demonstrations at the Marina Beach, Madras which is now called Chennai in the State of Tamil Nadu in India. I was around 17 years of age. I read this news item in the next day’s morning newspaper. It reported that before starting his speech, this monk, among many other things, had torn a voluminous hard-bound bundle of a book into two halves with his bare hands effortlessly, as if tearing a loose paper, in front of the huge crowd gathered in tens of thousands to listen to his speech.
He then talked about his capture by the Japanese as POW who put him in a cage with his body drenched and dripping with the fresh blood of a bull just prepared as meal for a fully grown and fasting Lion. The lion was led into a rather huge cage and he was pitted against the hungry and angry lion. He was asked to save himself from the hungry Lion and they would let him free if he could come out of the cage alive. Soldiers surrounded the cage to witness the gory end of this monk who was in his early 20s then. They wanted to see the lion ripping his body apart and licking his blood and eating him alive. But what ensued was something even gorier which left them with a crude shock of their lives leaving the soldiers petrified with sheer astonishment. In a swift 7 strokes he had killed the Lion. He was then freed with much awe and respect.
He later said that normally he would never harm any living thing but in order to save him from death, he had to give the Lion 7 lethal blows to put to rest. He had also spoken about Bruce Lee, observing that he is mixing a lot of methods and honing his instincts and body reflexes to the maximum possible speeds too soon. He observed that this kind of honing once reflexes too fast would lead to quicker depletion of your innate potential of defense mechanism, creating an uneven balance between aggression and defense (or something like that). He said that Bruce Lee could be a speed-wonder only in his prime age but he could not sustain all the essential elements to their optimum levels as he ages.
I remember this now on 19-May-2020 at 61 years of age.
Wowww
For real?
haaha youre the most gullible man alive, no human and i mean no human can kill an adult lion. no pressure point magic tricks is gonna save you from a lion mauling. especially when you are no more than 140 pounds
@@zephune9506 its a story. Just like the story of a kid who fake forgot about his mother and turned into a stone statue.
@@zephune9506
A human, most certainly can kill an adult Lion, with bare hands, however it is unlikely today and almost certainly this story is just a tall tale.
I see many people here saying stuff like: "throw a full force punch or a super haduken kick etc and lets see how they counter etc". Guys, noone is punch or kick proof, even Shaolin take hits. No technique is perfect and it all depends very much on the fighters perception, speed, knowledge of how to properly execute a technique and most importantly when to do it. But most important, is how you react after receiving a full force, painfull kick/punch. Keep training, keep an open mind.
You left out sparing i see. Non of this means anything if you arnt training against a resisting opponent. Forgive me if i show hate towards Kung Fu but can you blame me with how these so called "Masters" talk shit on wvery martial art but their own, yet when they do get into the ring they end up beaten withing seconds. Not to mention Kung Fu practitioner wont even get near a ring without the other guy being heavily handicapped.
to make this easier. wing chun is useless and so his 99% of chinese martial arts.
@@tmhkwootnessy252 I never said that, that is your opinion. And despite what the video says, that is not wing chun. Its Shaolin techniques.
@@IRONMAN1202 it's still utterly useless for actual combat. I mean its good for movies tho.
Uses genjutsu
2:48 Bane like, "Do you feel in charge?"
Interesting, seeing as most westerners doing Wing Tsun/Chun/Tsung/Tzun etc. seem to be mostly interested about punching, and this monk seems to always aim for a takedown. Coincidence?
A judo take down is way better in a real fight
Isn't the point of a fight to take the opponent down?
He punched or kicked in almost every move before the takedown though.
@@nightraid6238 no...pheraps only for you. But for many people the purpose of a fight can be many...can be to defend yourself, can be to inflict pain, can be to kill, can be to exhibition, etc...and it's not necessarily to take the opponent down to win a fight. If some people do that a lot, it's because they prefer that way...it's just a preference. Some prefer to defeat the opponent standing up...like I said, it's a matter of preference.
@@sergiozl10 I practiced judo, and it helps me in bar fights too... or in school... but, honestly, these take down seems good to me!
@@sergiobatista2272 maybe i sayd it wrong, blame the language barrier lol.
I prefer to fight standing up but my point is, anyway my point is the prefered way to end a fight is by me standing up and my opponent being down.
Throw a random punch at full force and be resistant when he counters. I want to see👀
Somebody will getta hurt.
They can't, itll ruin their rep
Lol truth ^^
if you use a gun eveyone will escape , you know?
My teacher trained with shoalin. My understanding is that they do train, and fucking hard at that
Those monks look so chill. I just wanna give em a big hug.
oh yea? your way of getting a free hj huh?
@@gordonlekfors2708 omg lololol 😆🤣😂
Love this style full of common science and energy conservation,its so smooth and flows like water.
Damn.you guys are lucky. You're learning from a true master.🙏..respect..
Man, that master really crushed your nuts, didn't he? XD
Jk, this video was awesome!
He hits hard. But with precision haha, I survived!
for all you people who say "blah blah can beat wing chun blah blah" it shows you've only done ring fights with rules, Wing Chun wasnt designed for that it was designed to defend yourself where there is no rules and anything can happen
If that's the case then their training is terrible. The only people who are good a street fighting are people who train for that and these wing Chun guys in this video don't look like they're in shape for that kind of training.
😂 Draco Malfoy - no idea
One thing that I've always been amazed with is how Wing Chun utilizes a simple straight line, whether it is straight forward or side to side.
Everyone is a Master or think they are the best until they meet a real Master. No matter how good you are ,there is always someone somewhere better.
alan smlth true
Thanks to Ip Man... without him this martial arts wouldn't be known and exist
Hola mi nombre es Mónica, les escribo para felicitarlos!! Me encantó lo bien que explicaron los movimientos!! Muchas gracias por su dedicación!! Sigan adelante con esto!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
1:34 you can see the moment he died inside when he heard his phone crack in his pocket 😂😂
4:08 is the most useful one .Lmao
You girl
I learned some moves from that same fighting game as your profile
you could save money from kids raising plan😆😂
@@tamilstatusnadu3641 if u think its for girls to hit in the balls u should never check out krav maga
@@MrAsheBird Uuf, Krav maga...
Blond guy sounds like Steve when gets hit in Minecraft :'D
LOLL you are wrong for saying but also right 😂😂😂
Lmfao everyone saying this wouldn’t work against someone in irl how about test one of these guy’s and see wise ass 😂
Lol bet. Any kickboxer, boxer, wrestler would eat these guys. They have some good kicks though but all that catching punches shit is dead lol.
@@Airborn451 My money would be on the Shaolin every time. They condition every part of their bodies for nothing but fighting
@@RoadRunnerMeep they defend rather than play offense they would clap
@@Airborn451 kickboxer, boxer and wrestler practitioners are the most primitive and dumb people on earth...who only counts with brute force. If they encounter a guy who knows how to fight, they would all loose very quickly.
@@sergiobatista2272 true. Shaolin monks train there whole lives, a wrestler would be out in seconds if they had a real fight.
Very well done! The story reminds me of Mark Salzman's "Iron and Silk" 1990 film where an American/Canadian teaches English in China, and finds a way to learn Kung Fu from a master while doing so.
This sifu monk has a kind looking face. Great skills.
He chose the right vocation.
Love the master’s sound effects 😂
*shauu*
*shorrh*
He is teaching as he demonstrates. "shauu"/"shorrh" means hand. He's telling the student where the hand goes.
Shou, zai zher li ni de shou
Means : hands, over here your hands( in literal)
The way How simple he takes them down makes me feel that the fights we see in movies can happen in real life when a shaolin kung fu monk is fighting .
Thats the problem with most people they think what they see in the movies is what fighting should look like, if they dont see the kind of moves they have seen in movies then they make comments like oh this does not work or this guy is no good lol real fighting is not the movies or sparing maches in the dojo ,its a whole other animal lol
Real fights are over pretty quickly. I’m not a practitioner of eastern martial arts, but I have a lot of experience with historical European saber fencing; Charles Roworth, John Musgrave Waite, Henry Angelo the younger etc. All of the manuals will tell you to aim for the weapon hand and wrist as a means to disarm your opponent. Disarm and then go in for a killing blow. It’s one quick pass, then somebody’s dead.