o ok

agreed

Likewise brother, watching him train diligently inspires me to do the same.

indeed, only his english is not really clear how he speaks, its like his mouth doesnt want to cooperate. but really an great teacher he is. LOVE HIS videos! check out his family workouts, home workouts now during corona! its all for free

Woah you're from 4 years 0.0

lol

Any guy showing devotion, impresses me these days, tbh

Yes Cindy. When I saw it was 11 mins of watching someone else training, I expected to get bored very quickly. Instead I was mesmerised by his stamina, speed and devotion to the task! He's got some wicked kicks there too! x

Exactly

Philosophy and meditation practices would be a dream come true.

Yeah honestly I'd be interested in a dharma talk on suffering from a shoulin teacher .

Deinfitely would like to see meal prep for the week from him and some discussion on subjects. This guy is so inspiring to me!!

@@thebuddahmain u gotta pay for that....

@@djcolin try Kinobody for that...

i dont understand.

Yes!

It's also called proper way of breathing every human being should stick to. It's actually the way children breathe until their bodies learn how to be lazy and not use diaphragm properly while breathing xD

Don't 'expand' your chest raising your whole upper body while breathing. There's this muscle called diaphragm, right below your lungs. When it 'goes down' your lungs inhale, when it gows up - exhale. Just relax your belly and allow it to expand a little bit, letting it expand downwards. If you need help you can put your hand on your belly right below your ribs and start slowly breathing in and out - if it's raising and your shoulders stay in the same spot - congratz, you mastered the hard art of proper breathing xD upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9c/Diaphragmatic_breathing.gif

Thank you hole it helps me build my stamina

Idiots edit. It is a chest kick.

Size dont matter

John Osne Kinda does I mean like let’s forget an Oscar can eat a goldfish but not a koi fish

John Osne Also no one ever mentioned size until you did so it looks like size matters to you

@@jaytravel-12 Size matters if all other things are equal.

Power never comes from calves, most overrated muscle of all time

You ain’t got a clue

my grandfather has a long beard and long white eyebrows he he

+Raphael Giraldo LLOOOOLL

+Raphael Giraldo well, traditional styles have a side kick which requires a lot of time to stretch it out

Japanese when they were copying or stealing in the bushes, they didn't pay attention to the details, they forgot some details when they got back home, it was too fast they didn't pick up all the moves OR the master knew they were hiding in the bushes so intentionally did the moves incorrectly to fuck with the japanese. Maybe the japanese actually became students of the chinese master...but they probably didn't stay long enough to get all their mistakes in their "form" corrected by the Master. it takes time to get your form good. you won't get it good the first time you learn it. EXAMPLE: One textbook says left direction. Another textbook says right direction. One textbook was written by the Harvard professor who invented ABC. The other textbook was written by University of Phoenix associate professor who just started researching about ABC....and he got the direction wrong when he was copying the chapters from the Harvard professor's textbook. This explains the "different" direction. that pretty much explains why the kata is different than shaolin. Karate originated from China, i don't need to say this again on KZfaq, i hope people know this by now. All Japanese "kata" originated from China. There must be an origin. Something can't come from nothing. Even Samurai swords originated from China.

heeheemanofHK I know you dedicated a lot of work into these paragraphs, but you should know that karate came from Japan, while Kung Fu came from China.

Ghaslaaer All Martial arts stem from Kung Fu