A sweeping epic documentary on the major styles of China's Martial Arts, featuring Shaolin Kungfu, Wudangquan, Bagua, Xingyi, Tai Chi and Yiquan. This is the second documentary series of our latest film releases on China's top masters of martial arts. Go to emptymindfilms.com for more information.
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3 shorts clips of our new martial art documentary filmed in China - Beinjing Discover a rarely seen and misunderstood chinese martial art - Yi Quan : the art of the intention. Featuring the legendary master Cui Rui Bin Hosted by the martial artist and director Lionel Froidure To order the full length documentary go to www.IMAGINARTS.tv Available now - Worldwide
If you thought Chinese martial arts are only popular in China, take a look at this. The 26th annual Wushu Taijiquan Championships kicked off in Japan, featuring thousands of martial arts enthusiasts from all over the country. NTDs Tokyo bureau has more on this story. Taijiquan, long-range punch, and other traditional Chinese martial arts techniques are on display at a competition organized by Japan Wushu Taijiquan Federation. [Kyuhei Muraoka, JWTF Vice President]: (Japanese, male) This time around 2100 challengers from all over Japan participated. The oldest is 78 years old, and the youngest is seven years old. Recently, younger people have begun participating more and I am happy about that. Exactly how did Chinese-rooted martial arts become so popular in Japan? Martial arts instructor Sun Jianming says he has the answer. [Sun Jianming, Martial Arts Instructor]: (Chinese, male) I think the main reason is that Chinese martial arts has a certain charm and 'fits' the body well. It isnt only for keeping fit, but also to teach courtesy and morality. Japanese people's politeness is famous throughout the world, but morality in Chinese martial arts has another meaning. Bringing more than 20 years experience as an instructor, Sun won the national male fencing and male Taijiquan championships in mainland China before starting to train Japans top martial artists in 1986. He's also excited about NTD's Chinese Traditional Martial Arts Competition. Sun says it's an effective way to <b>...</b>
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www.imaginarts-prod.com presents the next tv documentary about Yi Quan. Discover the origins and the culture about this chinese martial art with one of the top master Cui Rui Bin Hosted by Lionel Froidure www.imaginarts.tv
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Sanshou fight at the 10th Annual International Chinese Martial Arts Championship, Orlando Florida May 2008 (Sorry to any of the fighters who's fights I don't have posted. I wanted to get them all, but unfortunately, missed quite a few of them. Win or lose, you all fought skillfully, and with heart, and it was great to see. Thanks to all of you for stepping in the ring, and going the distance.)
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THE 2nd ANNUAL BEIJING INTERNATIONAL MARTIAL ARTS CAMP: ``LET THE GAMES BEGIN!!!`` Dear Martial Arts Enthusiasts, We, Mike Martello, Zhang Xinbin and Rene MF Ho, are proud to present... GRANDMASTER WANG WENYONG / KING OF SHUAIJIAO Grandmaster Wang is a living legend in the World of Chinese Martial Arts, and one of the greatest exponents of Chinese wrestling of the last 100 years. The following video is a compilation of footage provided by Grandmaster Wang Wenyong and used with his permission. It depicts the various Shuaijiao training equipment used in traditional Chinese wrestling. The equipment as shown in the video will be part of the Shuaijiao program of our training camp. To pave the way to the Olympics, in July 2008 we will engage in four weeks of intense training (8 hours a day), which includes: - more Shuaijiao - more Specialized Training - more Traditional Training Equipment The dates for this year`s camp are: Trip A (4 week program) : 1st July - 28th July 2008 Trip B (2 week program) : 15th July - 28th July 2008 Information concerning prices, training schedule, sightseeing program and more can be found at www.kungfucamp.com. For enquiry please contact us at beijingcamp@gmail.com Don`t miss this great training opportunity, KEEP your schedule open for JULY 2008, and JOIN US for better training, more sightseeing and great food! ``LET THE GAMES BEGIN!!!`` Best regards, Mike Martello Zhang Xinbin Rene Ming Fai Ho
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We'll be honored to also have you Follow us on our Twitter Feed☛twitter.com And visit our website☛ martialarts.ntdtv.com Do you know how close to reality the choreographed fighting sequences are in the movies? Does real martial arts combat look like modern day prize fights? Come find out at the second annual NTDTV International Chinese Traditional Martial Arts Competition, where masters of orthodox Chinese martial arts gather from around the world to showcase their extraordinary skills. From the deceptively leisure Bagua to the lightening quick Praying Mantis, from the amazing kicks of northern style to the powerful punches of southern style, come witness genuine Chinese martial arts and culture. October 3-4, 2009 Baruch College 55 Lexington Ave. at 24th St, NYC
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The intro is kinda long. my mom/dad recorded it. Hahah. Joyce and I took Tae Kwon Do for 7 years and just decided to do the rally since it was our senior year. Our friends weren't expecting us to perform, so it was kind of a surprise hehehe :) We also made that open form. I'm on the left side of the screen, Joyce is on the right. My butterfly sucked ass dude. Been DAYSSSSSSSS since I started training lol. ENJOYYYYYYY tho :)
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Chinese Martial Arts Dance spectacular, "Wind of Shaolin", currently touring Australia, will be our special guests on So You Think You Can Dance this Monday night. Combining martial arts, acrobatics and classical dance, it depicts a traditional Chinese story of love and loss. Incorporating lavish sets and stunning costumes, this epic stage spectacular features 60 performers including monks of the Shaolin Temple and members of the Zhengzhou Song and Dance Theatre.
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This is the Tip of the Month for April 2010. Go to our website www.ShaolinArizona.com for more! Do these 3 postures for 7 breaths each and gradually build your strength and mental focus to 49 breaths! Have fun!
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Born in 1972. Did not have any contact with martial arts until the age of 30, if you don't count the numerous books about qi gong and karate. I would open them and would say -Wow! Cool! I also want to do this! -- then would put them away for an indefinite amount of time. Once I even attended the Tzusemon karate training, but that didn't spur enough enthusiasm not in me, nor in the instructor. But during another time, I came across a school of traditional martial arts what is today known as Golden Dragon. I don't think I can really tell you what I heard there at first or what I saw -- it remains a mystery even for me. But I didn't attend just the first or the second or the tenth training, I started regularly going and practicing martial arts. Today, I am the instructor of the main group of internal family of kung fu, a mini- group of the internal family, and also I do one to one individual training. www.kungfu-school.com our facebook group http
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www.njqinternalarts.com The world within, creates the world without. NJQ stands for Nei Jia Quan, translated means 'internal fist'. Nei Jia Quan is comprised of the Taoist internal martial arts Bagua Zhang, Tai Chi Chuan, and Xing Yi Quan, which focus strongly on long-term health and therapeutic healing of the body, their roots come from the tradition of nei gung Taoist meditation. The Taoist martial system are based on traditional Chinese medicine, their focus is health, healing, therapeutic diagnosis and the development of a clear meditative state of mind. Their content is formidable for fighting and sit as the roots of many modern day fighting arts, however, for a practitioner fighting is viewed as a useful by-product. Video by www.ripplingmedia.com Photographer : www.davidmauricesmith.com
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Sampler of left over footage. Including us during competition and being lazy during practices hehe. The 2006 "K-STAR" televised martial arts competition co-sponsored by the Shaolin Temple. With an estimated 300 million viewers, K-STAR or Kungfu Zhi Xing is considered China's largest scale reality television program. 36 Martial Artists are selected from a previous 100000 applicants hailing from six Chinese cities and Five International venues to enter a competition searching for the next martial arts action hero. Areas to be judged included fighting, forms and extra skills... Winners were 1st Place: Gu Shangwei (Shenzhen, China) 2nd Place: Philip Sahagun (California, USA) 3rd Place: Xue Jiangtao (Henan, China)
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The trailer for our new movie release: The Boy in China. The amazing story of a six year old boy from Phoenix, Arizona whose dreams of becoming a Kungfu master lead him to the birthplace of martial arts - the legendary Shaolin Temple in China. His father must now face a heartbreaking decision and follow his son to China leaving the mother behind in America... a choice few parents could ever imagine. Meanwhile, Andre is undergoing long hours of tough training at the hands of the Shaolin monks that would make seasoned martial artists bow with respect. Forward to nine years of age and Andre steps up his martial arts training in one giant leap when he is accepted into China's top wushu school in Beijing. Known as the top gun of Chinese martial arts, this wushu school produced the movie star Jet Li who became world champion while at the school. However Andre quickly comes unstuck when he sees the extremely high calibre of his Chinese classmates!! Two years at the Shaolin temple could not prepare him for what he must now face - the supreme test of his endurance and perseverance to graduate from this elite martial arts school. A Boy in China release date: Spring 2012. Directed by Jon Braeley. Visit emptymindfilms.com
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The Shaolin Monks of China perform a private demonstration for United Studios of Self Defense an American Martial Arts Organization. The demonstration took place at the Shaolin Temples in Henan China. The monks performed the demonstration even though it rained. The Shaolin temples (Shàolín Sì) are a group of Chinese Buddhist monasteries famed for their long association with Chán (Japanese Zen) Buddhism and martial arts. They are perhaps the Buddhist monasteries most familiar in the West. The name "Shaolin" means "Young Forest". Shaolin is situated on China's central Taoist sacred mountain, Songshan in Henan province. It was founded during the Northern Wei dynasty in approximately 497 AD and remains one of China's oldest Buddhist temples. It was said to have been used as a home by the Indian monk Batuo during the thirty years he spent preaching Nikaya Buddhism in China. Probably the most famous name associated with Shaolin is that of Bodhidharma or Tamo (pinyin: Dámó), an Indian monk who travelled to China in 5th century to teach Buddhism. A traditional story relates that Bodhidharma sat in meditation facing a wall in a nearby cave for nine years. Bodhidharma's ministry at Shaolin formed the basis for what would later be called the Zen or, in China, Chán (both terms means Meditation) school of Buddhism. After entering Shaolin, it is said that Bodhidharma found the monks out of shape from a lifetime spent only in study and scholasticism, so he introduced a regimen of <b>...</b>
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This is Perris Aquino's clip from his audition video. All personal info and sides were edited out. This is his first attempt at an audition. He had no prior acting experience except for a small acting workshop he attended 5 months prior to us finding out about this opportunity. Facts: He was not called for any screen-testing or live audition. We sent the video into Paramount per their casting call instructions and before their due date. The video is on youtube because it can be. It does not prove that the Paramount casting directors viewed the actual CD, his resume, or headshot. He is not signed with an agency. He was 12 in this video. He is not 12 anymore. He is Filipino-American (Fil-Am). All personal details, bloopers, and full demonstrations have been left off for this post. A full edited version is here: www.youtube.com All comments will be reviewed before approval. Constructive criticism is welcome. No bashing. Credits go to: Sifu Shi Xing Wei and Alicia of Shaolin Kung Fu Chan in Las Vegas, The LV Chinese Martial Arts Tournament 2007, and Skymania. All music from the original animated ATLA by the Track Team Thanks. Music by The Track Team for Avatar, The Last Airbender. (End credit music)
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Jet li, Gordon Liu and other famous Chinese martial arts actors get together in this classic and excellent story of the famous Chinese fold hero Wong Fei Hong. Some very good fighting and actions scenes in this one..one of Jet li's best though lesser known movies. Hope you like it.
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The Kung Fu School, "Shi Xiao Long Martial Arts Academy", was established in 1980. The Kung Fu School is located in the south of Songshan mountain. To the east is the Zhong Yue Temple and to the west of the Kung Fu School, the Shaolin Temple. Location of the Kung Fu School is West of Bei Huan Road, Deng Feng City, Henan Province, China. Students between the ages of 5 years and 25 years, of both sexes, may be admitted, subject to conditions. Foreign students must first obtain a residential permit from the local government offices in Deng Feng, before making an application to the Kung Fu School. There are different classes at the Kung Fu School, including childrens Full-Time education of 5 years, in accordance with the national 9 year compulsory education, with subjects including Chinese, English, Mathematics etc., and successful graduates receiving certificates issued by the State Education Commission. Martial Arts Training classes including traditional Kung Fu cover a period of 3 years. Qigong Full-time classes are for a period of 2 years. The training for professional coaches with at least two years professional martial arts experience is 6 months. The period of schooling in the Boarding Class is 3 years. Enrolment at the Kung Fu School of Martial Arts is made twice a year. The first enrolment takes place in the middle of February and the second enrolment during the summer vacation. There is a one month vacation during the Spring Festival
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Bruce Kivo of Inside martial arts interview Sifu Novell G. Bell AKA the BlackTaoist about his back ground experience and teachers in the Chinese internal martial arts.Visit www.insidemartialarts.tv to see more Teachers and systems of the martial arts. Song (BlackTaoist) By Rap artist Big Jye. Check out Sifu Novell Yin style books now for sale. Yin Style BaGuaZhang Combat manual: www.lulu.com The Yin Baguazhang System of Master Xu Shi Xi: www.lulu.com
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A clip featuring Yiquan or Mind Fist Chinese Martial Art. This is the remote training center of Cui Rui Bin, a famous Yiquan master.This is part of the Warriors of China DVD, available at emptymindfilms.com
www.IMAGINARTS.tv present a new martial arts documentary In this 5th Martial Arts Chronicles documentary, follow Lionel Froidure in China, Hubei region, into a place between earth and heaven, highest chinese daoïst place and birthplace of internal martial arts, to meet the great grand master of the Wudang Paï legacy Yuan Li Min with Tai Chi Chuan, Xing Yi Quan and Bagua Zhang Release end 2011 www.imaginarts.tv
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"The basic purpose of Yijinjing is to turn flaccid and frail sinews and tendons into strong and sturdy ones. The movements of Yijinjing are at once vigorous and gentle. Their performance calls for a unity of will and strength, ie using ones will to direct the exertion of muscular strength. It is coordinated with breathing. Better muscles and tendons means better health and shape, more resistance, flexibility, endurance, and is obtained as follows: - postures influences the static and nervous structure of the body - stretching muscles and sinews affects organs, joints, meridians and Qi - torsion affects metabolism and Jing production - breathing produce more and better refined Qi - active working gives back balance and strength to body and mind (brain, nervous system and spirit). The Yì Jin Jing (Chinese: ???; Wade-Giles: I Chin Ching; literally "Muscle/Tendon Change Classic") is a qìgong manual most notable as the source of the attribution of Shaolin Kung Fu to Bodhidharma, though this has been doubted by several martial arts historians. Pan Wei was a devoted student and practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, and his treatise in the form of- a preface reflects his vast knowledge of this subject. It is common knowledge that within the works of Lao-Zu, Chuang Zu, and even Mencius, many references are made to the ancients practicing various forms of breathing exercises. Pan Wei says that he had consulted various medical treatises; however, he did not mention that any <b>...</b>
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This is the World Traditional Wushu Championships 2010, which took place in China at Wudang Mountain (in Shiyan City) in October. We put together this overview of the martial arts championships. Quite a large number of countries competed including a small USA team. Empty Mind Films was there filming part of an upcoming film release about one of the competitors from Shaolin. The event was not actually open to the public which is odd, so I am not sure how tickets were dispersed. We did see a number of friends from Wudang Mountain which was nice. Enjoy the video, Jon from Empty Mind Films. Visit us at emptymindfilms.com
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