A very interesting take on fu-hok, from Foshan, china (performer is from Australia):
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crqO-WqPdvA[/youtube]
...and another fu-hok demo (Foshan)
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...and another fu-hok demo (Foshan)
by mok » Wed Jan 16, 2008 8:24 pm
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by jow yeroc » Wed Jan 16, 2008 10:36 pm
I'm no Hung player so pardon my unauthoritive reply, but of the many
fu hok performances i've seen on you tube i thought this one was good.
Yes different than some others in rhythm and delivery but then i don't
think i've seen it played two times the same way yet. I definitely don't
think it's bad but some of you may have a different opinion.
fu hok performances i've seen on you tube i thought this one was good.
Yes different than some others in rhythm and delivery but then i don't
think i've seen it played two times the same way yet. I definitely don't
think it's bad but some of you may have a different opinion.
no matter how many times the ball bounces, there's still no bones in ice cream.
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by jow yeroc » Wed Jan 16, 2008 10:43 pm
Check this version. Not sure yet, but this guy does a jow ga hoi jong so
i believe this is the jow ga fu hok seung ying kuen. I haven't learned jow
ga version yet so i'm not sure if this is. But that is a jow ga salute.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4qZl_FoUN4[/youtube]
i believe this is the jow ga fu hok seung ying kuen. I haven't learned jow
ga version yet so i'm not sure if this is. But that is a jow ga salute.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4qZl_FoUN4[/youtube]
no matter how many times the ball bounces, there's still no bones in ice cream.
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by mok » Wed Jan 16, 2008 10:50 pm
Hi jow yeroc - thanks for your honesty.
My turn: Some of the youtube comments were very negative (one said "wushu-ized"), but I'm of the same opinion as you that it is not a bad performance. And like you I too have seen some "non-wushu'ized" versions on youtube from chinese Sifu's that were way worse than this one.
It's true that the performer is being needlessly "flashy", but I like the dynamic nature of his interpretation, and although it has the rythm of modern "wushu", I don't feel he steps or moves like "wushu" at all.
BTW some of the stuff in this set I don't agree with, but on the whole it looks ok, and I think it shows an interesting and different take on the set.
Anyone know what lineage this is?
My turn: Some of the youtube comments were very negative (one said "wushu-ized"), but I'm of the same opinion as you that it is not a bad performance. And like you I too have seen some "non-wushu'ized" versions on youtube from chinese Sifu's that were way worse than this one.
It's true that the performer is being needlessly "flashy", but I like the dynamic nature of his interpretation, and although it has the rythm of modern "wushu", I don't feel he steps or moves like "wushu" at all.
BTW some of the stuff in this set I don't agree with, but on the whole it looks ok, and I think it shows an interesting and different take on the set.
Anyone know what lineage this is?
What is the sound of one-hand clawing?
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by banditshaw » Thu Jan 17, 2008 9:28 pm
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