The following clip is a Drill called Diao Da Feng Tzo performed by James (light t-shirt) and Shandy (black t-shirt) who are students of Robert Hui (mantis108):
Okay here are two more clips, thanks to puja for hosting these for me. Wasp is WHITE APE STEALS THE PEACH, not the band. (bad joke) I’m doing it about half speed, any faster and the camera blurred big time. The second one is part of the earlier clips I couldn’t put up because it was just to big. Just a pull punch drill.
Just updated the shirkers.freewebpage link. A bunch of new stuff is up including forms and basic hands and feet. I have more to put up as well. I’d like to get some two man drills and aps recorded down now that I know what I’m doing with the posting. Thanks and hope you enjoy.
Yeah, how can you post that stuff??? :eek: J/K You are too humble, nice demo. I know I have white mans disease (can’t run-jump, slow as a mammoth), but **** your hands are quick.
Very nice display, thank you for sharing. You will be in Ohio next month yes? I hope so, I look forward to meeting you!
This is not a new version of Beng Bu, although the name of the video (and some techniques :D) may suggest so. The performer is called Esko, and this was the second shot (thus #2).
This was shot in Tampere, Finland, in June 2005. At the time, Esko had been learning Tang Lang for 4 months. Beng Bu we all learned from our Shifu, Slawomir Milczarek, in May 2005. So, with 4 months of Tang Lang and 1 month of Beng Bu, this is Esko’s attempt.
He himself recognizes a lot of the mistakes he makes and has improved since.
Nice spot, that. A couple of Kung Fu groups practice there in the summer.