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In this video, the YouTuber shares his personal experience and observations about the effectiveness of Kung Fu as a martial art. He addresses the negative perception of Kung Fu in the West and explains how it is often due to the watering down of training in some schools. He also discusses the importance of sparring and how many schools have stopped practicing it, leading to the non-practical and ineffective reputation of Kung Fu. However, he argues that when Kung Fu is trained and taught properly, it is indeed a powerful and effective fighting style. To demonstrate this, the YouTuber gets invited to a Shaolin Kung Fu class and spars with several black belt fighters who showcase their impressive skills and agility in the ring.
In this section, the YouTuber gets invited to an authentic Shaolin Kung Fu class in Long Island, New York and spars with six black belt Shaolin Kung Fu fighters. We meet sifu Greg, who has been training for 42 years and spars more than the YouTuber on a weekly basis at age 52. The YouTuber acknowledges the negative perception of Kung Fu and how the reputation is due to training being watered down in some schools. Gym owners reduce training difficulty and promote students easier to retain them, resulting in many schools that have stopped sparring in general and only practice forms and patterns. This is what makes Kung Fu non-practical and ineffective; it is not the martial art itself.
In this section of the video, a group of Shaolin Kung Fu fighters engage in sparring matches with each other. The fighters showcase their impressive agility, speed, and precision as they perform various techniques and maneuvers against each other. Despite some initial skepticism from the onlookers, it becomes clear that the fighters are highly skilled and knowledgeable in the art of Kung Fu. Overall, the sparring matches demonstrate the power and effectiveness of this ancient martial art.
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