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Source of strength in kung fu | Barry Pang Kung Fu
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Sifu Barry Pang explains where power comes from, finishing with a dramatic Chi Sao demonstration.
Evolution in martial arts | Barry Pang Kung Fu
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Today many martial artists seek to practice what they believe is a pure and therefore better style. But history tells us that masters of the 20th century had a far more flexible point of view.Adaptation in systems, pretty key component to a good martial arts.
Excellent topic of discussion thanks for this thought provoking idea
UPDATE: THE BRAZILIAN MARTIAL ART CAPOEIRA WAS DEVELOP AND PROFECTED IN THIS HEMISPHERE (THE AMERICA'S) youtu.be/Br282mracQw m.youtube.com/watch?v=pfC-gv3f0MI#menu ...NOT AFRICA▪Mestre Bimba & Mestre Pastinha ▪ LET US NEVER FORGET CAPOEIRA MASTERS youtu.be/JqO8hNMT7lI youtu.be/nQag793wpBk youtu.be/EHnPkKZxcmQ youtu.be/PrDD9qutULM youtu.be/GNwYL6j3lBQ youtu.be/Ok4PvssNe8k MASTER PASRTINHA youtu.be/Aiufa8mh9fs youtu.be/hp88iD-O7mQ AFRICA JUST STARTED LEARNING CAPOEIRA NOT TO LONG AGO 1950's ▪
Notice how the power sinks into the target in this casual demonstration. That’s what really matters.
Eso lo asia Bruce Lee
0 inch with a 2 inch thrust.😂
Mental health and the most important thing is the heart.💕
Not impressing
Barry Pang Kung Fu has been developing ever since the first school opened in 1974. Our kung fu consists of two complementary styles, founded by Ng Mui in 18th century China: Wing Chun and Lung Ying (Dragon Shape). Our goal is to preserve these arts, develop well-rounded practitioners and to build a wider martial arts community that moves beyond style boundaries.
We consult globally to spread these arts.
Wing Chun Kung Fu
Ng Mui developed Wing Chun specifically to be simple, effective and relatively fast to learn. After Grandmaster Ip Man taught Bruce Lee (pictured), it wasn’t long before the style became famous world wide. Our Wing Chun was drawn from one of Ip Man’s most long-standing students, Wong Shun Leung, in the early 1970s.
Lung Ying (Dragon Shape)
Ng Mui practiced several arts but her lifetime pursuit was the design and ongoing refinement of Lung Ying (Dragon Shape) Kung Fu. She eventually migrated to Southern China, to the region where Grandmaster Lam Yiu Gwai (pictured) learnt his Lung Ying. Our Lung Ying was passed directly from his renowned student, Wu Hua Tai, in the 1990s.
