Is the real name of this form shaolin quan?
I cant find any more videos of this "shaolin quan" form so thats why i think it may have another name. Or maybe i just suck at searching for it haha.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBiFceHEbqY
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Is the real name of this form shaolin quan?
I cant find any more videos of this "shaolin quan" form so thats why i think it may have another name. Or maybe i just suck at searching for it haha.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBiFceHEbqY
The description is labled in German. It says that the name of the Form is really "Shaolin Quan". From looking at the form it seems for me like a mixture of Lohan Quan, Qixing Quan and maybe a bit Modern Wushu.
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Xian
Hello,
Yeah, this form is called 'Shaolin Quan' or 'Guiding Quan' (Exam fist).
It is NOT an old form. It is a modern form cobbled together seemingly randomly from a selection of classic shaolin forms like Luohan, Taizu, Qixing, Pao Quan etc. Forms that do not belong together. The result is it looks very messy no matter how good the performer.
It is used in exams and competitions in DengFeng. There is also a Guiding/Shaolin Dao, Jian, Qiang, Gun.
Ok thanks for the quick replies
It's been to long since I have seen it, but it may be a form that is sometimes called "The 40 forms of Shaolin"
It's basically a mad sampler of shaolin curriculum in one set used for recreational programs or introductory programs and sometimes as a demo set.
As far as I know, it's totally modern.
We covered the 40 posture set in this thread recently: http://ezine.kungfumagazine.com/foru...ad.php?t=62977
I discussed it in our SHAOLIN SPECIAL 2003: Battling to be Shaolin's Best: The Shaolin Kung Fu Grade 'A' Tournament
Hmm, somehow I missed that one!Quote:
Originally Posted by LFJ