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Kung Fu Myth Buster: Chinese Grappling Part 3: War Wrestling Reversals!!

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Kung Fu Myth Buster: Chinese Grappling Part 3: War Wrestling Reversals!! This is final part of the Chinese Grappling mini series, Shifu Gregg explain how in battle no plan ever goes the way its supposed to, again showing how these techniques must be adapted to fit any situation and respond. We hope you enjoyed this mini series, stay tuned for more videos unraveling the secrets and understandings of Shaolin Kung Fu!!
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@AnggaR19 3 года назад

Shiao jiao and chin na is father of japan jiujutsu and judo

@AuthenticShaolin 3 года назад

Yes sir 🙏🤙🤙🤙

@Zack1440 4 года назад

Good techniques and applications, love it!

@AuthenticShaolin 4 года назад

Thamk you🤙

@Videosyoutuberally Год назад

Similar to Kung Fu Dog Boxing. Great video 👍

@grantjackson974 5 лет назад

The first takedown in that sequence is really similar to a takedown we have in HEMA in Ringen. Where your forearm or elbow presses their neck back and you use that in addition to pulling their knee up to throw them over your thigh or trip them over your leg.

@EliteBlackSash 5 лет назад

One of the best KF flow drills I’ve seen. Similar but Way better than any of the Two Man Sets I’ve learned. Lmao at the ending

@AuthenticShaolin 5 лет назад

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@LohanSchool 3 года назад

fantastic

@jchien 4 года назад

That first ground technique, side control reversal would never ever work in a bjj club...

@MansMan42069 3 года назад

Tapping to make your opponent let go would never work outside BJJ

@Soaring_Hawk 10 месяцев назад

Does it have to?

@nottarookieapparelcompany2403 4 месяца назад

I tend to agree with you. People get so offended when you point things like that out. Jiu Jitsu has turned to wrestling and some Judo in Chinese wrestling fill in the gap bjj has with stand up, when submissions won't work because BJJ is most certainly expert in submissions and escapes people get all mad

@vitorshaolin 4 года назад

Just do Jiu Jitsu

@JulyFourth1776 4 года назад

Shuai Jiao is the father of Judo

@vitorshaolin 4 года назад

@@JulyFourth1776 prove it

@Projectdarksource 4 года назад

Why learn Jiu Jitsu? I'd rather learn, Shuai jiao, judo, Sambo. I feel like people who say " just learn jiu jitsu" don't want people learn something other than their chosen art. Must suck for you if jiujutsu is expensive for you, I'm not about help subsidize your style because you need more competitors in-order to get better.

@Sensei_Gaz Год назад

@@Projectdarksource I do BJJ, Judo and Japanese Jujutsu and Kungfu so am pretty qualified to say, I agree with you. Sambo is excellent, look at Khabib. China influenced every nation around it at the time, a lot of their martial arts was imported into Japan. BJJ is stolen Kosen Judo anyway. Catch wrestling too is great.

@elvingallisalozada2046 8 лет назад

to my experience this a form of ground work that is almost but is not similar to juijistsu

@phoenixwire100 8 лет назад

Yes all Martial styles are one family just different concepts, thanks for the comment hope you enjoyed.

@elvingallisalozada2046 8 лет назад

True especial when a lot of martial arts came from pankration

@jayjay53313 7 лет назад

Elvin Gallisa Lozada this is the original kungfu wrestling technique shuai jiao that is still trained by northern kungfu and mongols. Most of the Southern kungfu clans removed from their syllabus thinking that Chin Na (joint locking) alone is good enough. Northern Chinese are bigger and stronger so the southerners forget wrestling stronger foes. Chin Na and floor fighting were later removed when wushu was formed and took over kungfu administration. Great job to Sifu Greg for bringing back all those old moves restoring kungfu to its origin