Kung Fu Myth Buster: How to Apply Monkey Boxing!! 

finally someone shows the true way to apply the techniques of the monkey style, I teach the great sage monkey style and I have seen so many people while using the mimicking of the monkey's movements in the wu shu sport form of the monkey style and never show the true martial art side of it I tell my students that they hid the techniques of the monkey's movements for fighting into the mimicking of the monkeys movements so other fighters of different styles didn't know what was hidden in the monkey style for self-defense

Sir, so far you are the only RU-vidr who has shown how to apply monkey kung fu. Would you go through the forms step by step and its applications?

This is great! Of all the animal styles I would imagine that Monkey Boxing would be the more natural as the primate has similar tools to us humans and so it should be more practical in its use. Thank you for showing this!

really enjoy seeing these applications

Sifu, I'm only just starting out on here, but I'm deadly serious... I want to form an organization for the functionalization of traditional martial arts. Simply put, I want to bring together teachers like you who are dedicated to keeping these arts alive and realistic and provide resources for future generations to learn, practice, and teach these arts according to tried and true methods. I'm an aikidoka. My sensei learned on a military base in Japan. We sparred every day in class. "Randori" for us meant multiple attackers rushing and overwhelming you with random attacks while resisting being thrown. Imagine my surprise when I found out that many aikidoka don't spar, that "randori" is mostly a joke, and some don't even train to actually *hit* people! Atemi waza (striking) was easily at least 40% of our curriculum! Bottom line; I'm not the only person to have trained in practical aikido, but it's largely unknown because it receives little attention. Furthermore, these schools are dying because people now assume *all* aikido is useless thanks to the constant mockery and widespread misrepresentation. I started from aikido, but I know this is much bigger... I believe you, like me, know that all these Kung Fu styles would not have lasted as long as they have if they were never functional. Politics got in the way, and much of the practical application was lost to stylization. I've nothing against the more spiritual, esoteric, personal development type of training. I just think both this type, *and* the practical type should be able to exist! My first goal is just to start showing the world that it is the training methods, not the "style" of martial art, that makes it effective or not. To do this I just need to get a handful of teachers from different styles talking about how they train and showing some practical application of their style the way that you do. United under one banner, and working collectively toward the same goal, we can make a greater impact on the way people perceive traditional martial arts. In time, I hope to even fund research, help schools get equipment they need, or start up schools with good teachers like you who will pass along effective training and techniques to a new generation of warriors. If this is something you would be interested in, let me know. I want to get us a website and Facebook page up and running ASAP. After that, it's just a matter of networking and fundraising. Together, we can reclaim traditional martial arts!

Love the monkey style as well. I was trained briefly in some Monkey Kung Fu under a grandmaster some years ago. If you ever get the chance I think doing the leopard, Tiger, mantis, etc would be great additions since they also tend to not be covered to much either

great! please, do more of these myth busters

Thankyou for showing the martial application in these techniques, I feel if you have the right training, reflexes and cardio system this would work in the street or combat sports. I also enjoyed the drunken boxing preveiw also. Thankyou

Please do more monkey lessons!!!! My main animal, you teach it sooo well

This....😎This is that One video. This is that One video

Magic ! By far the most natural ,effective and fun style for humans/primates . Love your approach 🙏🙈🙉🙊

This is true martial arts he decode the hidden meaning and true form off the acient art

I've been in BJJ/boxing, after coming home from hard head contact I said to them all "go light" and none did, and I was all defensive with little strikes, and when did I got hit with explosion of hard hits, and concussed last time all worried me about brain trauma when the mind is my valuable asset, encouraged to rejoin with the boxing part again, this started to make me think that a few decades ago I had 1 single legit lesson from this old guy to fully covering up while punching - is going to be my next plan when returning to dojo tomorrow from 0 into 90% attack mode - but I think these moves here are quite worth the variety of set ups to incorporate and drill them over, for more tools to work for - what got me into all this stuff was traumatic upbringing to begin with, though today it's everything to me for flexibility, fitness - the joys of combat - spirit/mind/body.

i hope you send more kung fu myth buster episodes

I Dig It.😎🙏🏼💙 Great Video. Great Applications.

I love monkey style. Y’all are awesome

Is live sparring done to help to apply these techniques in an actual fight? If so, please show video.

I like this style

I hate to say it, but this isn't myth busting. This is simply showing martial applications of the form. Myth busting would be showing it works under pressure. As your workout partner is complacent, there's no pressure involved. I realize you need to have a complacent partner to learn a technique, but once it's learned, you can only really test it by trying it under pressure. That means your partner must no longer comply. They must forcefully resist at all time, never willfully allowing you to perform the technique.

Thank you Sifu Yes all forms have real fighting applications.

Well done.Sound principles.

sifu..you stile is the best...josep..from paraguay. .

Thanks

ya know something, I've seen this video a while ago and I have a question, hope It gets answered. why do you guys in those drills always have the opponent throw long punchs and not short quick ones? I kinda worries me...

this is bananas

Can you do fu jow pai?

what is your favorite of animal styles

Thanks master

Seems that the essence of the style is evasion.

Nice video!

I think just the fact that you're unfamiliar with a martial art can make it hard for you to adapt to in a fight.

i hate some one try to teach people with something they never even tried and have no idea if it works or not, and when some one like me tried and try to tell them it doenst work and they can have all the reasons in the world to defend themself, just great way to be the best

4:04 jumping knee to the face

Hi Greg. It looks like the WING CHUN FOOK SAO has made another appearance. The MONKEYS HOOK? Ya.. we use that. It’s a core technique in WING CHUN. Called FOOK-SAO. The one where they salute to BUDA 3 times? Ok. Cool right. 😂

Who was your teacher, your sifu?

...nice pants...where'd you guys get them?

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very similar to pencak

100 % Shi fu Gregg

Could you please do a video on Shequan/Snake boxing?

I LOOOOOOVE THAT REAL TIME DRILLING.

This guy looks real

Good used of traditional Chinese martial arts forms for combat and defence but not good enough because your movements are very lengthy and beautiful still movements are very interesting and technic is impressive but good enough compare to what real authentic chinese martial art experts from China do when it comes to combat and defence using traditional forms as you can see its all about the used of speed, intelligence, strategy, efficiency and direct contact for instance when your opponent makes a move you must be direct by moving both fist and foot at the same time to drop your opponent not lengthy movements in a way of combat that is very brave and impressive and i will like to say that you are truly the bravest and most daring martial arts master I have ever seen not bad

You seem to be a very competent teacher and student of northern Shaolin so I don't mean any disrespect, but I was just wondering the lineage and source of your particular Monkey techniques. The reason I ask is that the techniques and especially your method of application looks and reminds me very much of the monkey style created by Paulie Zink from back in the 80's and early 90's. He and his students were the only monkey stylists I have ever seen use those exact techniques in the same exact way you demonstrated here. I will never forgive Paulie Zink for being the con-man he was, since it's because of him Chan Sau Chung the real grandmaster of Tai Shing Pek War Men, stopped teaching in Canada and closed down his online training program I invested $400 in and lost. When Chan Sau Chung confronted him Paulie turned tail and stopped teaching his made-up monkey style. Your particular Monkey techniques resembles less a monkey and more like Zink's ape style. Just curious.

do you guys sparr in kung fu, not sanda?. because there are a few videos in RU-vid of people sparring traditional kung fu.

I know this is an old video but just out of curiosity does Monkey Boxing (Kung Fu) have groundwork? Cause I know it has alot of strikes.

This is cool!

Where are you located? I'm interested

Thank you for showing useful serious kungfu style ...but ur clothing is not so good...hard to see...ur movements Keep it coming ....cheersp

I want to know when u barely did anything, why you were visibly winded why ?

two things, 1,how do you actually garb someone hand while he is thoughing jabs at you 2,how do you deal with baby mass that behined the fist?(notice you opponent in this video wasnt moving at all. he though two pounchs and didnt move at all. in real fight ur opponent will rush towards you with jabs, pounchs, kicks

Looks ok to me relaxed and seems effective enough. Maybe Monkeys worked it out long ago. Good stuff.

That's the problem..we are human not monkey..in animal kingdom they fight differently according to their capacity and anatomy..we human had an anatomy different to monkey..that's why you don't see moneky fight like a human..but we human mimic the monkey why why..UFC is more applicable..that's why Bruce said that he feared a person who train a thousand times doing simple straight punch than a person who do a thousand different kind of punch in one

brutal!

This guy is BEING, not trying to prove or make functional anything. Indeed, that's the difference that I've seen, in any kind of disciplines (not only martial arts) between times with lack of information (I mean, you actually had to seek it, really had to want it) and nowadays, where there's too much of it: PEOPLE HAD TO BELIEVE IN ORDER TO IMPROVE, SO AT THE END THEY JUST BECAME WHAT THEY WERE DOING CONSTANTLY. "FUNCTIONALITY" WAS ONLY A CONCEPT, A PART OF A THEORY.

Is monkey style the best gong fu? 😳

Shit does not work

Monkeys claw 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Any style whose applications are a long combo done off a predetermined move to a complacent partner doesn't actually have any fighting applications.

Mo ny to chin gon.

Wouldn’t work in real life

LoL

Michael Jai white is disrespectful to Kung fu saying but has no real fighters😂🤣 do a podcast on him please

Do you have a single sparing video showing the techniques in a real fight or is your whole channel just you doing 15 movies while some guy slowly throws the worst punches ever? Shit like this is exactly why people say kung fu is fake and useless.

Its way to fast to follow it! And i am a wushu master, but this is to fast for me