Ngo Cho Kun- 5 ancestor fist 1966

[Laukarbo]

extremely rare footage from 1966..original source was 8mm thats why no sound,just added music.The demo is from the Ngo Cho Kun Kong Han Athletic Club in Manila/Philippines. I upload this for Master Henry Lo who gave me the permission and footage.Henry Lo Sifu is the successor and son of the late Lo King Hui Sifu. more on www.konghankungfu.com

part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7oQQac-uIg

part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxRX4APcl9U

[jow yeroc]

Cool, thanks. Those 3 man sets were insane.

[Golden Arms]

Thanks for posting those, they were great

[diego]

extremely rare footage from 1966..original source was 8mm thats why no sound,just added music.The demo is from the Ngo Cho Kun Kong Han Athletic Club in Manila/Philippines. I upload this for Master Henry Lo who gave me the permission and footage.Henry Lo Sifu is the successor and son of the late Lo King Hui Sifu. more on www.konghankungfu.com

part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7oQQac-uIg

part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxRX4APcl9U

Gotta watch that a few times...the lady in yellow wasn't the toughest but I like how she kept buddy moving back Thanks for sharing.

[Sung29]

Thanks for posting. I really enjoyed the music you added. It doesn't over dramatize the footage, and kind of reminds me of how even though the Chinese were dispersed all around SE Asia (and globally really) certain elements of the culture just never change. You could probably find this same scene in any old Chinatown (I'm assuming it was probably a New Year's celebration). It's wonderful.

[Laukarbo]

thanks guys...

I got more in store...converting some footage from 1972 right now....