Northern Shaolin forms online?

Hi all!

I practised Northern Shaolin (Northern Shaolin Boxing School, by Gu Ru Zhang 顾汝章) during my teenage. Now I'm practising other styles for having no Northern Shaolin center here in this city, but I'd like to remember all the forms I had learnt.

Is there any online content for seeing the forms? Pictures will be ok to remember everything, but videos would be way better. I've been searching it online, but I found nothing good but the 1st form we learn here in Brazil, as Chen Guo Wei 陈国伟 (Northern Shaolin introducer in Brazil) created a kind of introductory first form for teaching Brazilians, as he considered the real first form was too difficult to learn for beginners.

It feels a wee bit weird when someone where I train asks me to show some forms, but I only remember the first one. lol

Cheers in advance for any help! :)

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Originally Posted by Linghu Xuanang

Hi all!

I practised Northern Shaolin (Northern Shaolin Boxing School, by Gu Ru Zhang 顾汝章) during my teenage. Now I'm practising other styles for having no Northern Shaolin center here in this city, but I'd like to remember all the forms I had learnt.

Is there any online content for seeing the forms? Pictures will be ok to remember everything, but videos would be way better. I've been searching it online, but I found nothing good but the 1st form we learn here in Brazil, as Chen Guo Wei 陈国伟 (Northern Shaolin introducer in Brazil) created a kind of introductory first form for teaching Brazilians, as he considered the real first form was too difficult to learn for beginners.

It feels a wee bit weird when someone where I train asks me to show some forms, but I only remember the first one. lol

Cheers in advance for any help! :)

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here you go: http://www.youtube.com/user/winglamkungfu
fwiw, scroll down and keep loading. He has all 10 sets + prelim sets + weapons etc etc etc. If you want the whole set, you gotta buy it though. :-)

BSL Lyrics:Movements and names
If you sift through the individual threads that are indexed on the post above, you might find a few more loose vids. We've dedicated a thread to each of those BSL forms.

Pretty soon it'll be in every other strip mall across america:p

Thanks, guys! Ye have helped me a lot! :D

Just make sure you post fresh pics of the hurdlers and the beach volleyball girls when they olympic it up at your place.

I know a shaolin practitioner who has put up almost every single shaolin form on youtube numerous times! He's a great guy and also provides with allot of information... HERE YOU GO:

http://www.youtube.com/user/shemmati10yt

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Originally Posted by David Jamieson

Just make sure you post fresh pics of the hurdlers and the beach volleyball girls when they olympic it up at your place.

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haha~~ No problem. It's gonna be a wee bit far from where I live, but I'll apply for being a volunteer though, then if I get it I think I'll be able to take great pics for ya. :D

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Originally Posted by BlackEChan

I know a shaolin practitioner who has put up almost every single shaolin form on youtube numerous times! He's a great guy and also provides with allot of information... HERE YOU GO:

http://www.youtube.com/user/shemmati10yt

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Ah, well, these forms are different to the ones I learned on Northern Shaolin, but most of the techniques seem to be very similar. Thanks, BlackEChan!

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Originally Posted by Lokhopkuen

Pretty soon it'll be in every other strip mall across america:p

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Hopefully! My master's kung fu center was founded in 1972, here in my hometown, it's called Dragão Vermelho (Red Dragon). He learned Northern Shaolin from Chan Kowk Wai (陈国伟). Chan Kowk Wai was the first person to bring Northern Shaolin to Brazil and probably to bring kung fu in general to Brazil.

I know who Master Chan is as I know many of his long time students. I am a Northern Shaolin practitioner for a little while now. I am interested in our system not becoming mainstream strip mall fodder, time will tell:D

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