This channel reflects the traditional concepts, theory, and art that is taught by Sifu Mark Lee Pringle at his school "Coiling Dragon Kung Fu". You can visit his site @ www.coilingdragonkungfu.org. Constructive comments and likes are appreciated. Thank you.
Si-Fu Mark Lee Pringle (Li Ma-Ke 李 馬克 ); 49 years 'training' in traditional Chinese Kung-Fu/Tai-Chi , & 29 years 'Teaching' , 5th. degree Black Sash, acting Judge for Regional & National competitions. (as of 2020)
"Our school's purpose is to propagate Traditional Chinese Health & Culture..." - Sifu Mark Lee Pringle
Sifu Mark, I just now found your RU-vid channel! Wow! We spoke on FB and now I have a voice to go with it. I don't know all about Kung fu but this is agood way to appreciate what you are doing! 加油！
Thank you David! Yes,.. The title of the school is '5 Family 5 Animals' [ GGM. Ark Y. Wong's combined school name ] , but on the hatchet form the animal shapes aren't used. This a '5 Family' form. :) In the '5-animal' forms however, they are Tiger, Dragon, Panther, Snake,& Crane.
Very nice. Especially seeing "pre" Tia Chi movement. Thought the "reverse" foot step movement was very interesting and would really like to an application of that.
This is an older Taoist style from the Wudon Mountains that predates and was one of the threads that eventually led to Tai Chi. Here's a video of Master Helen Liang doing it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pHDYutnNBB8.html Here's another video of her doing it faster at a demo: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cFnTi8bxAGk.html
he may not be fast or young by comparison to the more spectacular performances on you tube, but he understands something most of the masters and competitors on you tube don't. he moves in a way where he doesn't risk cutting himself. His Kung Fu has real, practical comonents.
i think a hakka lion is more boxed shape.. this is a hokkien green lion.. i get the confusion both are green and they have the "wang" character on the forehead.. however the difference is the head, one is flat and one is boxed shape
@@ic3385 I agree! Right'...it is, but if you listen to the video again, I mention that it covers Taiwan, FuJien, (Hakkien),& Hakka. It's even performed in some Southern areas of China proper. Just depends on the family lineage. :)
Very rare and educational. Is Tu-di John Spolarich doing combat with the lion at the end? Whoever made the captions in the video did a good job; they're bold and attractive.
