Was often called the father of the moving dragon, Liu Zhiqing performs the Bagua Broadsword. Liu Zhiqing was from Gu’an County in Hebei and studied bagua with Liu Baozhen (disciple of Dong Hai Chuan). Liu Zhiqing was in his early 100’s in this video
Behold the youthfulness…
With the ongoing writers’ strike, we don’t need no stinkin’ writers! Here’s how a Japanese TV show entertain the audience: alot of vocalized expressions from the TV hosts, cute chicks, and alot of action! Hold onto your seat and don’t spill the beer…
Most of you have probably seen tai chi demonstrated in slow motion. Many of those instructors only teach the health aspects of the art, essentially a watered-down version of this martial arts. At a higher level of tai chi, it’s fast and brutal; the health aspects is just a side effect of practicing this art. Watch this clip and see what “real” tai chi is all about…
The above video clip is from Sifu Wong instructional dvd. Here’s a review of it.
Disclaimer: I have no affliation whatsoever in promoting these instructional videos. However, I am promoting that tai chi is a martial arts system and it should be treated as such. Thank you.
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You don’t want mess with these dudes. They’re pretty big and tough. They’re located in the same place where the “world’s tallest person” is from.
You can see this yourself…
Happy Thanksgiving, y’all!
Here’s soemthing to give thanks - Bas Rutten’s free online self-defense course!
Kungfu at its best!! Jet Li verus Donnie Yen fighting sequence from the movie, “The Hero.”
What is Chen Taiji? It’s a family of Taichi, just like Yang which is one of the most popular taichi in the US. Chen Taichi is the more combative and faster than Yang Taichi. Here’s a sample clip:
Taichi is not supposed to be just for health, but it’s a combative martial arts!
Aaaahhhh grasshoppazzzzz,
Do not phe4r da Dew! It’s quite phunny. Do watch it, my young grasshoppa fans!