Shaolin Monk Meets Wing Chun Master Tu Tengyao : A Martial Arts Exchange of Techniques and Wisdom

In this exclusive video, witness Shaolin Monk Yihu visit Wing Chun Master Tu Tengyao to learn from the master's years of experience and expertise. Join us as we follow the Shaolin Monk on his quest for knowledge and watch as Master Tu Tengyao shares the secrets of his unique Wing Chun techniques.

Throughout the video Wing Chun Master Tu Tengyao will share his decades of knowledge, offering a deeper understanding of Wing Chun's philosophy and principles.

Together, the Shaolin Monk and Wing Chun Master Tu Tengyao demonstrate the mutual respect and learning that can take place between different martial arts traditions. This video is a unique opportunity to see two great martial arts traditions come together in an exchange of knowledge and wisdom.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced martial artist, this video will offer insights and inspiration to take your practice to the next level. So join us on this fascinating and educational martial arts journey as we witness the Shaolin Monk meet Wing Chun Master Tu Tengyao in an exchange of techniques and wisdom.

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[binyang]

The wing chun master said that the difference between ring fight and street fight is the purpose of fight. On the stage, fighters are using their skills and reactions with each other in a fair condition to fight to the end. But, on the street, there is unfair competition situation. You will face a man or some men who are angry in hell want to kill you. That be totally different situation than on the ring fight. The martial arts are increased to defend or kill someone in an efficient and prompt ways to make your enemies stop fighting. It likes the Bruce Lee said just one punch, all gone!

[jc]

These two Sifus are humble and selfless: decades ago, such a knowledge were kept secret to one's family or association. They are worthy of the title of good SIFU in every way. What they said and demonstrated were priceless! Thank you for sharing..👍👍

[dream-_weaver]

The humbleness of the Shaolin Monk was great to witness. His willingness to be taught by another great Master is truly a testament to the philosophies of the Martial Arts.

[maxli]

They were basically talking about the differences between fighting on the ring and fighting on the street, Master Tu said that most of the traditional martial arts are not doing good on the ring is because the training is focused on how to quickly take down one guy who is in the rage, like a angry drunk guy at the bar who is attacking you with no reason. Which means the guy in the rage will most likely to attack you for real (with no fake moves) and also more aggressive, trying to hurt you with one full body swing. He said that traditional martial arts is going to do well in this kind of situation, because what they training for is how to counter a certain situation like this, but not to fight someone in the ring knows how to fake a move, dodge or fight with a strategy. Sorry for my shitty English.

[fireatwill]

This was an excellent demonstration (not supposed to be a fight!). Very inspiring to see two practitioners from different styles, showing so much respect for each other. Thanks for posting 👍🙏.

[neilgutteridge]

I think this master has taken what is physically possible to its upper limits.Absolutely amazing.

[xavierperkins]

The wing Chun master is so fast and powerful. His movements are so fluid and natural. It's an honor to see such greatness and real techniques in real life.

[barrysmith]

Seeing two experienced men talking, being respectful and trying to better themselves in different techniques is beautiful to watch. Humble and respectful. Rare today. No ego in the room. The body can do amazing things when the mind is focused and clear.

[captainmagpie]

All of you younger folks have NO IDEA how lucky you are to see this, and possibly train with people like Sifu Tengyao. Back in the "day" you could only read about this, or maybe see something similar in the movies. Amazing to be young these days, treasure them!

[danmark]

I love how much these masters respect each other. I love their curiosity and explanation towards each other. Ego is not involved. It’s pure budō.

[davidbreck]

I love the respectful interaction between these two Masters of different styles... Much Respect

[southpaw]

Culture, honor, respect! You know this is amazing to see when you can just watch and not know what is being said, but still be amazed. This is awesome.

[questioneverything]

Respect to them both. This reflects the overall honorableness of the Martial Arts.

[wcdaniel]

Awesome!! I can’t imagine fighting the Wing Chun Master. His speed, accuracy and power are phenomenal.

[motopuaina]

His skills and hand speed are just amazing! Unbelivable hand and eye cordination! JUST AWESOME SPEED!

[aldroid]

Love seeing a Great teacher demonstrate & Explain Wing Chun principles & techniques. The Monk looked genuinely impressed.
Anyone who really knows fighting can understand how effective aspects of Wing Chun can be in the right hands.

[alantan]

He is a real Wing Chun martial artist.... No doubt!

[ytb]

This is real exchange of skills. This still happens. People respect and share and this why you can go train which shishu or uncle, a friend of your teacher and for free. The real Chinese teachers don't charge but demand respect. You are basically adopted and become family.

[tregaricus]

when the Taichi master coils up into dancing fight stance, it makes me see how dangerous this man could be. He is so fluid and it looks so natural for him, his footwork is glorious. I especially love how fast he can close the gap between him amd his opponent rendering the use able 'coiling' space for body mechanics useless. what a treat to be able to watch this! ❤

[makgethamathumba]

For the fact that 2 great minds are sharpening each others skills. That's the reason that makes Chinese so exceptionally good in martial it