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Great.

Seeing you two together is making me reminisce on the old Taiji legacy/legends of kung fu days 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Enjoyed the interview

Always nice to see Grandmaster Sam F.S. Shin teaching! Good video. That fellow with glasses, in a white shirt on the left of the view, is very helpfully demonstrating going repeatedly over one of the important exercises- in fact everyone in the class is demonstrating good learning.

One hour conversation and not a single mention of elbows, gotta be a new record for Byron 🙃

Всё-таки непонятно, почему Екатерина начала ссориться со своим шифу. По-моему, если она хочет продолжать свое развитие в этом искусстве, ей обязательно нужно с ним помириться, иначе дорога к прогрессу, увы, закрыта...

Thank you very much for having me, Ashe!

What a wonderful interview; it was moving to hear your story Katya! What is the website address and CZcams channel link?

Ha!! Was waiting for this to happen 🎉 Very cool 😎

Yiquan most definitely comes from Shanghai. It was founded in Shanghai. Beijing was much later. The social unrest broke up yiquan. And for a long time only the health aspect was publicized. Open training was all health oriented in the Beijing period.

Sincerest apologies to Serge for butchering his name so badly!

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Great interview. Really nice to get some idea of master Serges system. Been wondering about that for a while. Really interesting. Thanks 🙏🏻 😊

Great interview, Ashe

Loved this! Thanks for posting. I hope more historical footage of David Chin doing forms and hop gar footwork gets released

Super cool

Ellis,always the best.

One of the great hopologists in the US! Thank you!

Fascinating interview. Thank you for sharing.

Enjoyed this interview tremendoulsy!

Thanks for the video Ash, I really enjoyed it.

I trained with master Chin and David Staples. I'm 5-9 and was around 150 lbs. When Arnold Schwarzenegger challenged me I nervously accepted. I won, using the style. The long strikes have plenty of power, it's good on bigger opponents. His front snap kick looked like a telephone pole coming right at you. Finally I finished him with a roundhouse kick to the hip joint, and he tapped. True story, they saw the fight. It was like a belt exam. A power style, works even on hung gar.

Nice 🎉

Respect, great interview, thanks guys.

Never heard of that art, excited to learn more!

Always a pleasure to speak with Chris!

Refreshing seeing a teacher laughing, having a good time and teaching in a friendly manner. GM Chin is a great guy. And masking for everyone! Respect!

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Something change something is never change.

You are a great teacher.

I dont agree with philosophy I Liq Quan. for example if i am in the water i must swim for surviving but according Sam philsophy i must forget all my experiences because swiming it is eperiense from the past and i must forget it because it is information from the past and i must drown😆 Is it true?

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Thankyou Sigung

Fung yen(Phoenix eye) great technique 🎉 Thanks Sifu ❤

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LMFAO

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To jest niesamowite. Pozdrowienia z Polski!

Good stuff, Hsin

If I can't do it slow, I can't do it fast.👍

Drawing attention to rotation is important enough, and his movement illustrates the general idea of what he’s saying. But seeing it in the context of a specific move/strike would help me understand a bit more- I don’t come across your channel enough to know what style(s) feature most predominantly. Is that rotation in a xingyi beng quan context? Yiquan?

Is there a reference point :)

👀 Promo SM

Thank you Sifu!

"You can only learn to know what you are learning. " I really dig this

I think I do…..the complimentary change is the paradox principle of changing with the change to achieve no change…..or being in a constant of ever changing awareness state of “present harmony” with the change to achieve unchanged( lol that prob sounded weird)……

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾one of the most impactful videos

hide your own centre, control your opponents centre

Thank you!

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