The Core Forms of Taiji Mantis Explained by Zhou Zhen Dong

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In this clip my teacher Zhou Zhen Dong introduces the core forms of Taiji Mantis: Bengbu, Luanjie, Bazhou, Zhaiyao and Fanche.
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@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

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@yanzi8543 Год назад

Did you know the praying mantis master who did a short time ago? His was was Yu Hai. I just heard about him on Instagram and he's apparently from Yantai so I was curious if you knew him.

@deejin25 2 года назад

He's no spring chicken, but fast and mobile with power that pops up in expected times. A true master.

@PhilDancer 4 года назад

What i find most interesting about Traditional Chinese Kung Fu is that if they were used in real life self defense, to any on lookers it would look sloppy or messy but potentially very effective whereas in other foreign martials the movements are always very direct and obvious.

@chip877 4 года назад

the master is not young , but wow he can really rock

@michaelbarnhart2451 4 года назад

Once again, loved it....and once again, thanks Will 👍

@piedpeter1 Год назад

I teach CHENG CHI (has lots of mantis moves) Kung Fu from Taiwan and gotta say when using these great moves that lots of regular martial artist aren't familiar with, the moves fluster and tend to incapacitate the opponent and always keeping them in defence mode and........ then the final strikes to end things, often a very hard body shove with good structure preceded by quick feint or distracting strike. Great exercise and great lifestyle at all stages of life!

@zorbataichi65brown19 4 года назад

He knows his stuff this Dude. Any fuller slower instructional videos on the style. comes alive in the paired work, looks confused as fast solo form. Good, liked it

@zft8287 3 года назад

Bengbu first move: Slip, and do a kind of block/parry to prevent the opponent's elbow. This is followed by an upward swing to the groin, meant to incapacitate the opponent.

@SasukeKuroyami 4 года назад

Wow Such an interesting style!

@Tunks1 4 года назад

Nice one Will!✊

@mooyingmantis 4 года назад

Very interesting!

@fielramos3560 4 года назад

MY LINEAGEEE!!! i’m a student of one of grandmaster Sun De Yao’s students!!

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

This isn’t the same lineage as Sun De Yao. Sun is a student of Hao Bin, we are from Cui Shou Shan

@kyussbrooker1774 3 года назад

The end feels very choy lee fut. Interesting i wonder how the concepts of the chopping the arms it's interesting hard style concepts.

@johngr1747 3 года назад

"It's also s mother form made of 64 elbows" These are many elbows!

@pernologos84 4 года назад

Wow Bung bo first Road looks very different from what I've seen before, while the ending elbow + bung choy is the same.

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

The Bengbu of Taiji Mantis is longer and more complex than in other styles

@gandalf7354 3 года назад

hey will, just wondering what is the purpose of the very first move when your fists come up to the sides of your ribs then thrust down towards the ground fingers pointing down?

@MonkeyStealsPeach 3 года назад

Its a breathing technique. I have a series of tutorials on the basics of Taiji Mantis, including this, on Patreon if you’re interested

@真人-u3g 4 года назад

周老師有東西

@NoverMaC 4 года назад

remastered/unreleased footage? 1:50 - is that a 漏?

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

Yes and yes

@zomuankimakhawlhring5366 3 года назад

Fan Che sounds so dangerous, you just smash and chop

@PrudentStudent666 2 года назад

Where is the Tai Chi?

@Blu-vv1ep 2 года назад

Taiji mantis uses a lot of Taiji techniques like the double sealing movement that he showed as well as pluck,I noticed a couple of Taiji hand techniques used in the Beng Bu form the master did.

@TaoOfTheFist Год назад

@@Blu-vv1ep No relation to Taijiquan, Taiji is referring to the concept of Taiji as in Chinese Cosmology. Paired opposites. Look at him talking about the Mantis concepts, he's plainly stating what he's talking about. Any overlap between tanglangquan and taijiquan is mostly coincidental and/or common Northern root systems.