BLACK: My journey to yo-yo mastery

Enter The Dojo: S2, Episode 6: “Kung Foolishness” (Part 1)

An Introduction To Wing Chun (詠春教學) by Sifu Leo Au Yeung

Hong Kong Kung Fu Festival- Chinese Kickboxing Knock Out

Don’t make me step off the path of peace

And now for a random nunchaku kata

1988 Chinese Wushu Team: Li Zhizhou Drunken Sword

I know nothing about kung fu beside the stuff from the movies, but what I do love about this performance is the storytelling through movements. It’s as if he is sent back in time to a war era and is retelling the story of the battles and spoils (when he drinks) through kung fu. 

It feels like Kung Fu forms, how they are unique from Okinawan katas, is that they  are much more than just self-defense patterns. They are also a powerful medium of story telling and history one may find at the opera. It’s as if each form should be accompanied by a history lesson in order to grasp a sharper understanding of Kung Fu.

I would love to hear from any Kung Fu practitioners or historians.