Bak Mei or Juk Lum clips

[Phil Redmond]

Does anyone know where I can find some Bak Mei of Juk Lum clips? I have demo videos from years ago in NYC on VHS but I'd like clips to send to a Bak Hok practitioner who sent me this link: http://www.yongchunbaihechuen.com/videos.html
The guy at the top is the head of the system at the
moment.
Phil

[kung fu fighter]

Short preview clip here on Futshan Bak Mei:
www.komudokwan.com/FutshanBakMeiPai.htm

http://www.yaukungmun.com.au

http://www.undergroundkungfu.com

Here are some sites I just came across on Bai Mei Quan:

http://www.chinesemartialarts.org.nz/
http://www.pakmeinyc.net
http://wahnam.com.au/modules.php?nam...download&cid=5

http://undergroundkungfu.com/

http://www.komudokwan.com/FutshanBakMeiPai.htm

www.tigerkungfu.com
www.flyingphoenix.us

[Hai_To]

Here is Sifu Kwong Man Fong from New York City:

http://www.pakmeinyc.net/vids/sifu.mp4

[Phil Redmond]

Here is Sifu Kwong Man Fong from New York City:

http://www.pakmeinyc.net/vids/sifu.mp4

Thank you both. (The one of Sifu Kwong Man Fong is only music).
Phil

[Hai_To]

Phil,

Do you have Quicktime on your computer? You'll need that to play the clip correctly (video and audio).

HT

[Phil Redmond]

Phil,

Do you have Quicktime on your computer? You'll need that to play the clip correctly (video and audio).

HT

OK thanks, I'm computer illiterate.
Phil

[Phil Redmond]

I saw the clip and thank you.
I also have a cilp (it's very poor quality), of a Bak Mei form. It performed by my friend Jalal Mansur Nuriddin of "The Last Poets" who is now in Paris. http://www.grandfatherofrap.com
He studied from Kwong Man Fong. The clip is from the grand opening of the Soho Fitness Center in 1983 where I was the manager and also taught Wing Chun: http://www.sifupr.com/videos/Bak_Mei.MPG
Phil

[fiercest tiger]

Hi Phil,

This form looked like saam mun bagua kuen 3 door 8 directional fist although just portions he started one way and finished wrong way, maybe he cut the form in half and forgot which way he finished?

Thanks for the clip!

regards
Garry FT

[Phil Redmond]

Hi Phil,

This form looked like saam mun bagua kuen 3 door 8 directional fist although just portions he started one way and finished wrong way, maybe he cut the form in half and forgot which way he finished?

Thanks for the clip!

regards
Garry FT

I'll presume that you're refering to the White Crane link I posted that has a few forms on it.
http://www.yongchunbaihechuen.com/videos.html
I got the clips from an English guy who is now living in Spain. He's been to Wing Chun (Yong Chun) city to study Wing Chun White Crane. My interest was that some have said that Bak Hok, Bak Mei, Wing Chun, and Lung Ying have roots in Hakka martial arts. I do see some similarities in them all. But that doesn't prove a connection of course.
Phil

[fiercest tiger]

Hi,


Nah, im talking about this clip!

http://www.sifupr.com/videos/Bak_Mei.MPG

I think wingchun is softer then the hakka arts of bak mei, lung ying, mantis, fukien white crane but doesnt mean its not effective softer is better!!

be easy
FT

[Phil Redmond]

Hi,


Nah, im talking about this clip!

http://www.sifupr.com/videos/Bak_Mei.MPG

I think wingchun is softer then the hakka arts of bak mei, lung ying, mantis, fukien white crane but doesnt mean its not effective softer is better!!

be easy
FT

Thanks, I'll ask him.
Phil

[Phil Redmond]

FT, do you see any simililarities between Bak Mei and the Bak Hok forms in the link I posted?
Phil

[fiercest tiger]

Yes, but differences in power generation and softness that bak mei uses comparing to Bak Hok.

Fukien white crane is closer to southern mantis then bak mei pai IMHO, but some may say im wrong.

cheers
FT

[Hai_To]

Phil,

Here is another video from Kwong Man Fong's school. It's a compilation of various forms done by his students.

http://www.pakmeinyc.net/vids/forms.mp4

Comparing it to the Bak Hok videos, you'll notice that there are more differences than similarities.

Hai_To

[Southern Fist]

Ok could not see the clips. I s their any other way.