Monkey Kung Fu Iron Rings: Why You Need Them And How To Use Them

Monkey Kung Fu Iron Rings are an important piece of equipment for any Kung Fu practitioner. In this video, we take a look at why you need them and how to use them effectively in your training.
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[@jarrodpelrine7229]

Thanks you for making this video it just what I was looking for I'm in the process of ordering rings right now I plan on using them to make my Wing Chun and Chi Gung training more challenging and interesting would you consider making a part 2 for those of us that would appreciate it

[@muzzafarbueno4298]

Thanks

[@BRALVisuals]

Thank you sir

[@lesterjones239]

Thanks!

[@sixmonkeymartialarts]

THANK YOU!

[@thomasda3482]

南拳 great training .. A lot of Chinese southern style has this kind of training for example hung gar洪拳

[@sixmonkeymartialarts]

Very true. Hakka styles use this a lot. It is probably one of my favorite training tools that many don't know about.

[@thomasda3482]

@@sixmonkeymartialarts great kung fu skill btw who is ur grand 师傅
if u do not mind

[@sixmonkeymartialarts]

No problem, our lineage is as follows. Sifu Barber learned from Sigung Ah Sang who learned from Chow Sing Fun who learned from Ken Tak Hoi who learned from Sijo Kou Sze.

[@thomasda3482]

@@sixmonkeymartialarts great 大圣披挂拳 most of famous sifu from this clan are located im hong kong
and some of their students have learnt it and spread the art all over the world now🙏🙏🙏

[@thomasda3482]

@@sixmonkeymartialarts u do a great job sifu ,u spread the art all over world now pls make more video about appliction and drill as u did with ur freind before , 祝好

[@mountainwarrior108]

Great demonstration & explanation bro. 🤜🤛

[@sixmonkeymartialarts]

Much appreciated

[@julesjones2442]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Uussshhh

[@victorsegovia8008]

master greetings, it is good to see you. I have a small question how can i make a pair of those rings?

[@sixmonkeymartialarts]

That is a good question. If you're able to forge then I would think you could forge some brass into a ring and smooth it out with a grinder. But that is not my expertise. Check out the link below, that's who I use for my rings and equipment. Best of luck with your training.
wle.com/products/kung-fu-training-rings-pair

[@Rainbow_Oracle]

There aren't many convenient way of making good rings. You can forge round stock around a mandrel, or use a bending form, a bending fork, or a scroll form. Otherwise this kind of thing would be made on the horn of an anvil.
You need proper blacksmithing tools to make something like this. A stump anvil that you hammer into an old tree stump or a post in the ground would probably be the simplest cheapest setup to make these.
Maybe a farrier anvil or a railroad tie anvil would work too. It mostly comes down to having a round steel form that you can anchor in place and comfortable bang out a rang on is what the requirement is.

[@Riserk1ngArm]

Where did you get these ?

[@sixmonkeymartialarts]

Thanks for the comment. I get mine from this website.
wle.com/products/kung-fu-training-rings-pair?_pos=1&_sid=1812d57d8&_ss=r

[@Riserk1ngArm]

@@sixmonkeymartialarts awesome, thanks brotha ✌️

[@Samed1355]

Adı ne o demirin

[@sixmonkeymartialarts]

These are brass rings