La bufala dell’arte marziale “antica”
In questo thread ho postato due commenti che mi piacciono, quindi li edito un po’ per per decontestualizzarli e integrarli tra loro
Continua a leggereI threw my first “roundhouse kick” in September 1971 in Göteborg to impress a pretty girl, trying to imitate my pal Vittorio that at the time was “brown belt” in Shotokan karate. Unfortunately I flew on the ground and the girl became my friend Claudio’s girlfriend.
So when I came back to Milano I joined the glorious Kenyukai gym lead by Luciano Panciroli, and I kept frequenting it until I conquered my “black belt” in 1976.
In 1975 I discovered the “Hung Kuen” kung fu thanks to an Hong Kong guy studying in Milano, who later introduced me to master Chan Hon Chung in Mongkok. From 1977 al 1990 I spent all my holidays in Hong Kong to study the Hung Kuen style with master Chan Hon Chung in his historical home-gym-office located at 729 Nathan Road. When master Chan retired, I kept training with my “si-hing” doctor Cheung Yee Keung.
I still train the Hung Style every morning: the Tit Sin Kuen as taught by master Chan Hon Chung, the straight sword and the other classic sets of the Wong Fei Hung – Lam Sai Wing – Chan Hon Chung lineage. I am still in touch with my Hong Kong brothers: Cheung Yee Keung, Kong Pui Wai, Lee Yun Fook, Seto Wing, Raymond Lau.
From 2016 to 2018 I studied the Tai Chi form of the Chen Ming branch with my old friend Fulvio Fiori. In January 2019 I started training the fascinating “Kung Fu Evolution” of mr. Dorillo Rota.
In questo thread ho postato due commenti che mi piacciono, quindi li edito un po’ per per decontestualizzarli e integrarli tra loro
Continua a leggereWesterners who follow the Chinese martial arts, especially those who make a life out of them, are in big troubles
Continua a leggereChinese kung fu is about sincerity and loyalty. It’s about passing on and sharing culture and correct information. Chinese kung
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