Bowser666 - Posted on Feb 24, 2009

This is Contemporary Wushu.

shinigowatakuya - Posted on Mar 13, 2009

you're wu bu is very high it should be more lower

ErrorlnDisplay - Posted on Mar 16, 2009

there's no ma bu stance at the beginning? o_0

plajeador - Posted on Apr 4, 2009

the bert form of wu bu chuan that I did see

zenburger - Posted on Apr 16, 2009

and lame

34thshaolinstudent - Posted on Apr 21, 2009

Apparently the above form Wu Bu Quan is compulsory in all Shaolin Temples and related school. They use the terminilogy like Wushu, Shaoilin Wushu, Gong Fu, Chan Quan but they all mean Kung Fu! The Wubu Quan is the Five steps of Shaolin Boxing, the very basics.

Damien6432 - Posted on May 21, 2009

It is a standardised chang quan form, and was composed quite recently. It's not a shaolin form (ie, i didnt originate at the temple), but it's a good foundation.

persislim - Posted on Jun 1, 2009

i've learn this at my wushu class

SanJuinNoJutsu - Posted on Jun 4, 2009

Yea! I learnd it to...;)

walatalalaw - Posted on Jun 12, 2009

the music is so epic from 0:37 and on

HoYanJian - Posted on Jul 17, 2009

The name of the music please :(( i want it, what is is called :((((?

straightlead - Posted on Jul 31, 2009

Seven Swords Victory, theme from the movie "seven swords"

ozmeltk - Posted on Aug 4, 2009

lol the way he did it like taichi to me

Gyatsukai - Posted on Aug 4, 2009

Its because this is a tutorial for beginners, thats why hes acting so slow.

anhkhoinguyen - Posted on Sep 1, 2009

Wu Bu Quan is a modern wushu basic training form. And is not compulsory at the shaolin temple but it is at some of the related school aroud the area....Sorry to bust your bubble but Xiao Hong Quan and its variants are the basic and traditional compulsory form at shaolin temple while wu bu quan is a modern form created for beginners and is only 40 years old lol!

anhkhoinguyen - Posted on Sep 1, 2009

Wushu.Gong fu,chang quan "long fist" DO NOT MEAN KUNG FU...WuShu= WU-martial, Shu-Art or skill. Chang quan is a modern northern style and a term for all northern styles,Gong Fu means Hard Work or effort a skill aquired through time which could mean anything from cooking to playing basket ball, Gong fu or kung fu is a slang term used in "Amercian" culture, is an incorrect and bastardized term taking out of context. As a chinese martial artist 34thshaolinstudent you should have known that by now.

washingzoo1 - Posted on Nov 12, 2009

GongFu is also a term for the martial arts of China, yet it is NEVER a bastardized name; on the contrary it has a deeper connotation for the art; it means hard work, time and energy ! Martial Arts is a term which means the art of fighting. Wu bu Quan is 5 step fist.

ONIGATO - Posted on Nov 13, 2009

well said.

SanJuinNoJutsu - Posted on Dec 22, 2009

No! It's a traditional form to!

yuvi135 - Posted on Jan 8, 2010

Even my Shaolin Sifu (teacher), which is not a master, does that much better, not talking about my friends and I who learn only one year.

rbypajarillo - Posted on Jan 31, 2010

i can't seem to find the song... i'm totally in love wif the song!!!!

IamNorthwind - Posted on Feb 17, 2010

And Chang Quan can refer to many different things based on context...

TaoOfTheFist - Posted on Feb 20, 2010

I believe it was Ark Y. Wong who first used kung fu as a synonymous term for wushu. I try to avoid using the term kung fu and call it CMA. Wushu is as much a bastardizing term to me as kung fu is to you (damn those gymnasts with their tinfoil swords and silky flamoyant pajamas that vaguely resemble Mandarin style clothes), so I avoid that term as well.

itachi123100 - Posted on Mar 13, 2010

this is awesome!!!!!

Joallllll - Posted on Mar 13, 2010

made a tutorial with slomotion