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Méishān quán měnghǔ xiàshān jiěshǒu 梅山拳 猛虎下山解手 Explanation This is the complete breakdown of the Tiger Descending the Mountain form, a key form of the system. These techniques are classic and powerful. Though not the slick and overworked actions we so often see they show clearly the formal methods and practices of the core style….
Méishān [jīn jiān] yǔ méishān Bà 梅山[金间]与梅山耙 (Rod & Trident) To see a Southern Boxer performing a double straight sword is not an every day thing. Art is second here to strong movements. This is definitely not a tournament performance. It is too organic with little emphasis on rolling the swords and all emphasis on…
Shuāng zhū liàn cáo 双猪恋槽 Double Pig Loves the Trough 是典型的南派拳术，无跌扑滚翻动作，腿法少，手法多，拳、掌、肘并用，攻防兼备，善于近身短打。本碟对双猪恋槽的套路做了详细的分解。 It is a typical Southern style of martial arts, lacking tumbling and rolling movements, with fewer leg techniques but more hand techniques, utilizing fists, palms, and elbows in combination, combining offense and defense, and excelling in close-quarters combat. This disc provides a detailed breakdown…
Làn cǎo chán má 烂草缠麻 Rotten grass wrapped in hemp (Staff) A classic southern boxing staff. It’s shape inspires the designation of “Snake’s Head” staff (one end thick, one thin). The poses are powerful, the movements controlled and strong. Most of the performance is yin/yin or both palms down holding position. Additional forms like the…
Měnghǔ Xià Shān 猛虎下山 (Fierce tiger descends the mountain) 产品名称: 梅山武术系列 – 猛虎下山 (VCD) (中国版) 艺人名称: Yan Xi Zheng 梅山拳是起源于湖南新化的一种古老的传统拳术。它桩稳势固、勇猛刚烈、樸实无华、无虚花架，招招式式非打即防，套路短小精悍、结构紧凑。有拳打卧牛之地的特点，本碟对猛虎下山的招式做了详细的讲解。 This disc provides a detailed explanation of the “Tiger Descending the Mountain” technique. Meishan Martial Arts Series 梅山武术系列 méishān wǔshù xìliè jiǎngjiě – LEGENDAS INGLÊS/CHINÊS 讲解：晏西征 梅山掌门人 中华武术百杰之一 Narrator: Yàn Xīzhēng, Head of…
Gōng zì zhuāng 工字桩 工字桩注意下盘的练习，以脚为根，根深则叶茂盛，也就是说桩固则势稳，走架或搏斗稳如泰山、动如猛虎。桩稳步活，或进或退、或攻或防、均无乱动。 In the “工” (gong) stance training, pay attention to the lower body, with the feet as the foundation. A deep foundation leads to lush growth; in other words, a solid stance ensures stability, making movements as steady as Mount Tai and as powerful as a tiger. A stable stance allows…
Méishān Tiě Chǐ 梅山铁尺 (Sai) Though we now know that Okinawan Karate was highly influenced by Southern Style Kung Fu there are few examples more convincing that the Sais. And this is probably the most involved and complex Sai set we have ever seen. Solid movements but a wide range of variations. Even a few…
Méishān yāntǒng 梅山烟筒 Long (Opium) Pipe This weapon is more common among Southern Chinese due to the “guest city” status of the English held area. How important was the Opium trade. Recent research estimates that 70 % of the Victorian era was financed by the great circle of England to India to China with the…
Huàméi tiào zhī 画眉跳枝 Thrushes leaping on branches The shape of the Mei Shan saber is very different from the standard. Thicker with less taper, and wider body it is definitely a hacking weapon. The set demonstrated is mostly like a standard saber with some moves peculiar to this weapon. Generally speaking this would require…
Qíméi Gùn Duì Bǎndèng 齐眉棍对板凳 Staff vs. Bench 梅山齐眉棍对板凳的对练套路演示，充分显示了齐眉棍的棍打一大片和板凳的防身护体滴水不漏的特点，其中棍法主要有绷 啄 绞 拨 扫 劈 挑 压 刺 撩 架 盖。板凳招法主要有 架 压 挖 冲 拦 掼 扫 . The demonstration of the Meishan Qimei Staff versus Bench sparring routine fully showcases the Qimei Staff’s ability to strike a wide area and the bench’s impenetrable defensive…
Méishān wǔshù jiěshǒu 梅山武术解手 Meishan Martial Arts Explanation Not so much fighting applications as self defense applications such as wrist grabs, chokes, hair grabs etc. Much discussion on the leverage of chin na applications. Classical responses which might look too simple to some but with an added level of technical knowledge. 梅山武术博大精深，梅山武术解手顾名思义是化解对方的招式，师傅教徒，先教化解对手招式，再教如何攻击对方。即以诚为先、先礼後兵、後发制人。本套路详细讲解了梅山武术的格挡和防守. Meishan martial arts…
Méishān Hǔ Quán 梅山虎拳 Meishan Tiger Boxing 梅山虎拳是梅山祖先根据猛虎的形态、动作创编出来的一套象形拳术，本套路仿其形揣其意将虎威、虎勇、虎争、虎斗、虎形、虎态、虎神、虎韵、表现得淋漓尽致… 附加资料可能由生产商、供应商或第三者提供，并可能只有原文内容。 Meishan Tiger Fist is a set of imitative boxing techniques created by the ancestors of Meishan based on the form and movements of a fierce tiger. This routine imitates the tiger’s form and conveys its essence, vividly expressing the tiger’s might, courage, struggle, fighting, form, posture,…
Méishān Bǎndèng 梅山板凳 Bench A true Southern style bench form and not a bad one. Mostly thrusting and sweeping moves with very little of the extraneous movements you sometimes see. Very learnable. Good actions and a reasonable area for performance. Bench forms are like being in one of those wonderful restaurant fights that was a…
Méishān shuāng dāo 梅山双刀 (Double Broadsword) A true Southern style bench form and not a bad one. Mostly thrusting and sweeping moves with very little of the extraneous movements you sometimes see. Very learnable. Good actions and a reasonable area for performance. Bench forms are like being in one of those wonderful restaurant fights that…
MIYAHIRA TAMOTSU – CHINESE WUSHU SERIES VOL.02 天行健中国武術館 DVD Series Vol.2 武術篇a Este espetáculo é imperdível não só para quem tem experiência em artes marciais chinesas, mas também para quem tem experiência em caratê e outros esportes de combate. Perfil do Mestre Yasushi Miyahira (MIYAHIRA TAMOTSU) Técnicas básicas e suas aplicações Socos, chutes, arremessos, chaves…
MIZONG QUAN – IMPETUOUS WIND DOUBLE SABER 03 A good double saber set with a whiff of the indeterminancy of the style. Applications are shown against another double saber weilder and this is a useful view on the usage of the weapon. As always, footwork is primary to the degree that the feet are montiored…
MIZONG QUAN – TIGER HEAD DOUBLE HOOKS – FORM & USAGE 2 We very much like th Tiger Hooks (“Heads”, due to an old misunderstanding of the original name). But this one lacks a certain vitality. On the plus side it is a very rational form eschewing the type of fancy movements which have now…
MIZONG QUAN – BIG DIPPER 36 MOVEMENTS 04 Mizong Quan – Tiangang 36 Style – Form & Usage Here is a Mi Zong hand set that is broken down into applications. This does give some flavor to the set but the applications are in the line of “Move fourteen against a hair grab.” That is…
MIZONG QUAN – DAMO DOUBLE SWORDS 07 Mizong Bodhidharma Double Swords with Applications (Eng Subs) It’s not that often you see a twin sword set where the horse stance is this often appllied. The reason is that rarely are the sword sets this vigorous. Mr. Liu’s student gives a rough and ready performance. It may…
MIZONG QUAN – DOUBLE HAMMERS 06 Mizong Quan – Hunyuan Double Hammers – Form & Usage Mi Zong, which is a large and old style, has many forms. This student of Mr. Liu’s shows a relatively fast version of the double hammers, a fairly rare set. The hammers here weight about three ounces so don’t…
MIZONG QUAN – DOUBLE RODS 05 Mizong Quan – Double Iron Rods – Form & Usage We have the feeling that people will like this form. The rods, like the cane, are not edged and therefore actually allow for more angles because they don’t need to be directed as accurately as, say, sabers. So the…
MIZONG QUAN – FIVE TIGERS BOXING Mizong Quan – Five Tigers Boxing – Form & Usage (2 Disks) A much fiercer form than many of the others in this series. Every move is shown with a definite “tigerish” quality to the usage. Some spinning and throwing types of attacks. The whole range of Mi Zong…
MIZONG QUAN – LARGE CHIN NAH TECHNIQUE 01 (JOINT LOCK FLOW FORM) A whole series of Chin Nah self defense moves. Here is the Mi Zong version of classical counters for hair grabs, wrist locks, shoulder grabs, bear hugs ect. This teacher is very clear and occasionally there is a variation which might surprise or…
MIZONG QUAN – PU DAO 08 Mizong Quan – Pu Dao – Form & Usage Ah, now we have it. The best weapon of this series presentation. This is a fast, fluid and authoritative Pu Dao set with even a surprise or two. The applications are simple and straight forward but utilize that special character…
MOK GAR KUNG FU 2 VOLUMES GRAVADO EM 1 DVD – R$ 20,00 REAIS O estilo Mok Gar (Família Mok) é dito ter se originado com Monk Mo Ta Shih como uma herança do Punho de Shaolin do Sul. Ele ganhou fama três gerações depois, na dinastia Qing, com Mo Qing Chiu (também conhecido como…