APPLICATIONS OF CHOY LEE FUT KUNG FU 

Can I use Snake style to block the attacker then I can use tiger Tiger claw style then I can use crean beak counter back

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@@naamkuenkungfu Bruce lee had said that choy lee fut was the only kungfu that didn't loose against muay thai. Do you know of any film footage of this?

@@charlesbetancourt7337 No, and I wish you luck finding any. There ARE UFC fighters who started in CLF and other traditional martial arts but IMO the instant you step in a ring and accept gloves, rules, judges and a referee you've embarked on something different to a 'martial art'. This isn't about whether UFC fighters can handle themselves in the street - obviously, they can - its about whether you are training for a confrontation with an opponent (more than likely armed) who has absolutely no problem if you bleed to death at his feet. We've had home invasions and car jackings here where the thieves have come armed with everything from machetes to iron bars. It's 3am, you're wearing a pair of shorts, half-asleep and you're confronted by 3 intruders who want your car keys : I guarantee you that something Bruce Lee said 50+ years ago will be the last thing on your mind. Sure, CLF has weapons but they will be safely locked away in the kwoon when they're needed - my advice is to explore FMA and be prepared to get cut if you are serious about true martial arts. (FWIW, I lived in Thailand for 18 months and I've seen very similar fighting sports in Cambodia and Myanmar - its as much about *gambling* as the fights, and the locals definitely prefer knives, chairs and bottles when they decide to settle their differences. Tough fighters, no question, but its STILL a sport)

@@arthurwatts1680 I know exactly what your talking about. Practiced northern shaolin kungfu for decades. Had an instructor who used grabbing as a 'discipline technique' against street boxers in Brownsville Brooklyn back in the day. In self defense situations there's no pacing the fight. And your assailant often has backup just in case. Most people who never took martial arts however don't think this way.They only know what they see on the screen.

@@charlesbetancourt7337 is choy lee fut stance balanced...it somewhat looked unbalanced compare to wing chun...and also it feels like if someone is pushing against clf practioner it can get easily unbalanced

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Did You Know : According to legend, when the Shaolin Temple was attacked and destroyed many years ago, five elders survived. A man by the name of Jee Sin Sim See (AKA- Gee Seen Sim See) was one of these survivors. See was a great martial artist who taught five outstanding students, who reportedly started the five Southern Chinese martial arts styles: Hung Gar, Choy Gar, Mok Gar, Li Gar, and Lau Gar. www.liveabout.com/style-guide-choy-li-fut-kung-fu-2307676

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Glad you like the video, stay positive! 👍

@@naamkuenkungfu Thanks! You too!

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Thanks for your kind words. Will let you know once something gets released. Happy Training!!

Thanks for your comment! Choy Lee Fut is a great hybrid style and in the system you can find many of the methods and tactics also used in modern combat arts. There is more to it but, for a start, for the double leg basically sprawl and redirect. For the single leg stuff the head and limp leg out. If going to the ground is an option reach over for a nice kimura trap setup from the single leg!

The pressing palm down BLOCK against the back of neck as opponent goes low to legs with counter leg sweep or guillotine

Randolph Smith I would like to see that, any chance of a video showing it?

@@randolphsmith9117 or a couple knees to the face

yes, sup ji is essential. Thanks for your comment!

@@naamkuenkungfu Thank you as well and please keep the beautiful videos coming we truly appreciate them

Welcome to the channel, thanks for your comment! All techniques in this video are pure CLF.

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Maybe after the pandemic, take care

Naam Kuen Kung Fu Haha definitely after covid

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it is never too late to start training

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Naam Kuen Kung Fu ...love southern styles. This was one of the 3 that I was interested in learning when I first started

That's great!! In Hong Kong CLF often is seen as outstanding system since it does so well in combining combat skills and health development 👍

Depends on how agile your footwork is. If you'd be trying to force these examples over wild combos and just stand there you'd be eating punches for sure. However it's a really good method to create and maintain distance first and then go from there. In sports you could use the first movement in the video as a double jab from the philly shell. The training method in the video creates solid speed in your arms and then it works quite well in sparring. The most important thing to "make it all work" is sparring of course. I appreciate you expressing your thoughts respectfully.

Respectfully, why does everyone compare martial arts to sport combat? Why does everyone compare an average person learning self-defense to protect themselves by some random bastard to PRO's fighting in a ring/octagon? Why do people like you not understand that just because something loses in the ring WITH RULES doesn't mean it won't work against an untrained person? There's more to fighting than sport, the average person doesn't care about fighting for sport they care about defending themselves and their loved ones.

@@adandyguyinspace5783 Well said

@@adandyguyinspace5783 Yess, FINALLY someone who actually gets it! Self defense and combat sport are two VERY different skill sets.

@@adandyguyinspace5783 brilliant , I don't even watch combat sports but enjoy martial arts, boxing, it's helped me in the past being confronted couple times & keeps your mind & body fit, well said mate

Most traditional martial artists do a lousy job of mimicking boxers. I’ve been on both sides of this and I can tell you that most martial artists wayyyy underestimate how fast even average amateur boxers are. They have no idea how a boxer really moves. If you want to learn how boxers really move, train at a real boxing gym for a few months or at least a good MMA gym. Good luck!

​@@Non-Serviam300pero Choy Lee Fut es el arte marcial que más boxeo efectivo tiene. Muy aplicable con Sanda. Las artes marciales del sur de china son más de golpe de puño.

Power and speed comes from the ground, from the hips and from being relaxed most of the time. Look into ng leun ma (5 wheel stance form) if you're interested

@@naamkuenkungfu will do. Thank you.

Yes, but where are your hands before taking fighting stance? This is were these techniques fit in: evade with footwork and head movement and, while doing so, raise your hands. Then go from there as you suggest. From a practical view it does make a lot of sense to practice some techniques where you start hands down.

@@naamkuenkungfu I agree its good to practice everything, but changing stand occures, when your able to react to a situation. If something happens out of the blue, you wont react the way you desire anyway. Im practicing martial arts for 23years now (32 years old) have done Shaoling Kung Fu, Taekwondo, Wing Tsun, Aikido and MSE which is similar to Krav Maga. In the end I have to admit, that everything tries to prepare you, but nothing can for certain. Im happy to learn something new everyday. Hope that you also have the desire to learn something new and evolve all the time :) All the best to you mate.

yup, BJJ and MMA 👍

ON THE LEFT IS CHAN HEUNG AND UNDER HIM IS LEE KOON HUNG. THE RIGHT SIDE IS FOR HUNG GAR

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@@naamkuenkungfu cool..!

Thanks for your comments, George!

Depends on the situation really. In the video you see more of a strategy when a punch comes to you by surprise, doesn't mean not to practice offensive tactics as well.

Thank you, this type of dummy commonly is used in Choy Lee Fut system. This one was custom made by a local carpenter, solid and sturdy!

We just uploaded a new video about the Wooden Dummy: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3BardkW7wFk.html

CLF IS HAS NEVER LOST ITS POPULARITY. EVER.

Body language! :)

he did. maybe you stopped watching.

I don't think there would be a second punch after receiving a charp choi

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Cause when train somethings Like es wanna kime schneller i took both Push for inner Feeling and Punch for outer give Feeling

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