This Shaolin MASTER Almost KILLED Me

Kung Fu training with Shi Heng Yi - head master of Shaolin Temple Europe. @ShaolinTempleEurope

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[chippyonline]

"We feel pain. It's just that the relationship to this pain becomes different."
Yknow those moments in life when something clicks? Hearing this is one of those for me.

[fl]

I could listen to him talk for weeks. Actual applied wisdom, not just empty words. We need more of this.

[macfanguy]

We live in a society that has not learned to let go… that hit me in the feels somehow.

[T_Vk]

I am in awe of Shi Heng Yi his horse stance structure is next level and his explanation in english is such a great privilege.

[SenseiSeth]

I survived 1 month waiting for a new Jesse Enkamp video! Lol

[captainzork]

I love how in nearly every sentence this guy speaks he is considerate about his own limited knowledge, and makes sure to convey these limits along with the gems of knowledge he provides. What an awesome guy

[rickysword]

I met him, Shi Heng Hi, in the last Shaolin European Games. I was going to wear my uniform to compete and he was right there and I was like “oh sh*t I wasn’t prepared for this” 😂

I’m a super fan since many years. He smiled at me and the only thing I could do was bowing and saluting with the Amituofo🙏

He reminds me of Bruce Lee, the facial expressions, body language and charisma.

Looking at him doing his kungfu with my eyes was really exciting, something different! So powerful! 🔥

[roninmantis]

He is well spoken, love the fact he does not hide what he wants to tell you. I spent years unraveling the hidden meanings from my instructor. In a way this was his way of seeing how dedicated you are and also passing along the tradition. You are very fortunate to meet this master, that is willing to share.

[chimporila]

This master dropped some lines that actually made me think about life in a different way

[mathewadams]

The Master's way of speaking and articulating, the way he pauses to think before speaking, and his overall wisdom are amazing to watch.

[willdavidson]

The way he speaks of redeveloping the relationship with pain was the single most inspirational thing I’ve heard in a very long time.

[daijoboukuma]

The patience and kindness--the compassion--of this Master is phenomenal.

[dready]

This is nearly word for word the instruction I received from an Okinawan karate teacher from Okinawa. This stuff survives in some lineages of Karate.

[ady]

I've trained for 20 years plus is various martial arts, thought I was at a good level. After watching this, feeling extremely humbled, but with a new desire to learn. Thank you and Master Shi Heng Yi.

[RamseyDewey]

Shi Hung Yi seems like a good teacher. I like how he explains the biomechanics of stances and rooting where many others would explain away this skill with Kungfu buzzwords like qi or fa jin. That’s very important to pedagogy since learning something requires the student to first see that is possible.

[YhaoKhan]

I studied Northern Shaolin when I was a kid and then dedicated all of my time to boxing. The structural foundation you build, kinesthetic awareness, and ability to put all of your body weight behind a punch are beyond valuable. So helpful with hooks and crosses. This made me nostalgic. I want to start training kung fu again hahaha.

[phoneix]

He is the master for a reason. His teachings are precious . 🙏🏻

[spazzdineveryway]

It’s not about making yourself a weapon. It’s about chipping away the imperfections until your come close to awareness of the complete self.

[darthsultse]

I loved that opening conversation, "In order to create something new on you, you have togetvrid of some old stuff." You have to create space for change, removing old training methods, conversations, behaviors in all walks of life to facilitate something new. Not just martial arts, all walks of life.
Again, absolutely amazing video Jesse-san. And congratulations 😉

[hawkgirl]

Much respect to you Jesse for throwing yourself wholeheartedly into this! Watching this at 8am while drinking my morning coffee!☕