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Shaolin Longfist Kung Fu Basic Sequences

Shaolin Longfist Kung Fu Basic Sequences

Master the Way of Shaolin Kung Fu.

This 4-hour-long DVD contains the fundamental training sequences of Northern Shaolin Kung Fu, instructed by world-renown author & teacher Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming. These sequences have been trained in the Jing Wu Association & Nanking Central Guoshu Institute since the early 1900′s & can help the martial artist build a proper foundation in the Long Fist style. This DVD is designed for self-instruction, allowing the beginner with no martial art experience to learn accurately.

Lian Bu Quan (Six Unifications Sequence), the most basic Shaolin Long Fist sequence, is explained & demonstrated by Dr. Yang, with over 70 martial applications.

Gong Li Quan (Power Sequence), the second basic sequence of Shaolin Long Fist, is explained & demonstrated with over 70 martial applications.

Tan Tui, known as Spring Legs due to its fast & accurate spring-like kicks, have a long history in China. Improve your fighting skills, balance, strength, and focus with Tan Tui. These 12 routines form the basis for other, more complex forms. Explained & demonstrated by Dr. Yang & senior students, with applications.

• Learn the History of Shaolin Kung Fu from Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming
• Sequences Performed at Slow & Regular Speed from Multiple Angles
• Shaolin Kung Fu Fundamental Stances, Punches, Kicks & Forms
• Includes Martial Applications Performed by Dr. Yang

DVD demonstrates more Lian Bu Quan & Gong Li Quan martial applications than the book Shaolin Long Fist Kung Fu.

Special features:
• DVD-Only Lectures on the History & Theory of Each Sequence
• Stretching & Warming Up Section
• Narration: English or French with Chinese/pinyin
• Menus & Subtitles: English, French, Spanish or Portuguese
• Interactive YMAA Catalog with Previews of All Other YMAA Titles

Source: Digitally – remastered to DVD9 from original film.

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Should I stay with my current martial arts school, or look elsewhere?

I have been taking Kung Fu lessons for 2 weeks so far, with a total of 5 visits of one hour long sessions. I have been taught by two different people, with most, if not all, attention on me due to the fact i’m normally the only person there. This can be seen as a great opportunity, but there are some underlying problems that have left me treading water. The two teachers have been giving me different versions of moves being taught. For instance, i’ve been learning jab-cross(quick jab with a straight punch shortly after) and each teacher adds their own steps to the mix; one tells me to thrust with off my back leg while I straight punch, the other doesn’t mention it. Today even, an extra step was added to my roundhouse kick becuase ‘the test-giver might want that version’. I have a lot of trouble remebering sequences. Once I learn a certain sequence, do it many times and then have to revise, I get thrown completely off. I know i’ll have to deal with additions to sequences, but it doesn’t seem right when it’s being changed day to day, especially when they say i’ve got it down. Lastly, i’ve been schedualed to take a test for my yellow belt. It seems very early for that, and I cannot advance to other classes if I don’t pass this. I will have do start with a tai chi warm up called 5 element stretch. I don’t even remeber a majority of the warm up, and they don’t have any resouces to provide me with to study, I have to do it by memory(problem for me). I’d just like some suggestions. Is this a normal approach to teaching students in martial arts? Thank you.