Southern Tang Lang Black Tiger Saber

[Xian]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeLtBcG_BCI

Can anyone tell me which lineage of Southern Tang Lang it is ? I found it labeled like this on plumpub but I am not sure if this is really Southern Style. Maybe they adopted to their style ?


Kind regards,
Xian

[charp choi]

That doesn't look anything like the SPM weapons work that I have seen.

[Xian]

That doesn't look anything like the SPM weapons work that I have seen.

Yeah that is why I am asking. I guessed that I have to look for an Northern set like anyone from Qi Xing or Meihua and I just stumbled on this on plumpup as a Southern Tang Lang series.So I got interessted in it to get to know more.


Kind regards,
Xian

[5thBrother]

I'm guessing this is a Southern SHAOLIN Praying Mantis ...

not X Style SOUTHERN PRAYING MANTIS ...


In other words a praying mantis style of Southern Shaolin.


I see he has an open hand form video called small tiger goose ...

I know there is a form by the same name in 7 Star Northern Praying Mantis

[Paul T England]

It does not look like a traditonal form (very wushuy) I do like the run of the form if done with more practical skill.

It has northern Shaolin/Tang Lang / Chin Wu elements in the form. It does have elemtns of the 7 sdtar mantis form Green Swallow Sabre.

As a side note mantis has forms named black tiger, tiger geese, swallow and white ape.

Paul
www.moifa.co.uk

[Xian]

It does not look like a traditonal form (very wushuy) I do like the run of the form if done with more practical skill.

It has northern Shaolin/Tang Lang / Chin Wu elements in the form. It does have elemtns of the 7 sdtar mantis form Green Swallow Sabre.

As a side note mantis has forms named black tiger, tiger geese, swallow and white ape.

Paul
www.moifa.co.uk

Thanks Paul after seen it different times and comparing it to other sets I get to the same point. I was just wondering as he didnt seemed for me like Modern Wushu guy.


Kind Regards,
Xian