Rising Sun
02-23-2007, 05:09 PM
Greetings,
what I'm interested in, especially in 7* but also in other Mantis branches, are the origins and developments of forms in this style.
Are there any documents or histories how forms were integrated into Mantis, from which original style they came if they were brought in from another one (history says that Mantis basically is a combination/quintessence of up to 18 other styles) and / or how they were changed during the years and why.
Especially when watching videos on YouTube, some Bung Bo look different than others, also "White gibbon steals the peach" which I learned looks different than some other "Pak Yuen Tao Tow Kuen" I've seen.
I know from another 7* Mantis Si Fu in Germany, that "Kune Nek Kuen / Qong Li Quan" in the Lee Kam Wing lineage for example is actually a Chin Woo Form, also if I remember correctly some other forms in the LKW lineage are from Chin Woo.
Further the "Fook Fu Kwan Yarn Kwan / Fu Hu Gun Yang Gun" form is a little different than other styles, from what I heard.
So, long text, short meaning: Give me everything you know about the origins and developments of forms in Mantis styles :)
what I'm interested in, especially in 7* but also in other Mantis branches, are the origins and developments of forms in this style.
Are there any documents or histories how forms were integrated into Mantis, from which original style they came if they were brought in from another one (history says that Mantis basically is a combination/quintessence of up to 18 other styles) and / or how they were changed during the years and why.
Especially when watching videos on YouTube, some Bung Bo look different than others, also "White gibbon steals the peach" which I learned looks different than some other "Pak Yuen Tao Tow Kuen" I've seen.
I know from another 7* Mantis Si Fu in Germany, that "Kune Nek Kuen / Qong Li Quan" in the Lee Kam Wing lineage for example is actually a Chin Woo Form, also if I remember correctly some other forms in the LKW lineage are from Chin Woo.
Further the "Fook Fu Kwan Yarn Kwan / Fu Hu Gun Yang Gun" form is a little different than other styles, from what I heard.
So, long text, short meaning: Give me everything you know about the origins and developments of forms in Mantis styles :)