Antique Photos – Louie Jack Man Sifu
Mantis Past:
Louie Jack Man Philadelphia Sifu
USA Kwongsai 2nd Generation | Lam Sang Transmission
New Course Added: VOL 13: Loose Hands #2 – Two Man – Advanced Training Set
Now Available:
Loose Hands #2: Advanced Two Man Form
USA Kwongsai 2nd Generation | Lam Sang Transmission
New Course Added: Chu Gar 12 Combinations
Now Available:
Twelve Combination Hand Skills
Hong Kong, First Generation | Lao Sui Transmission
Happy Lunar Year Feb 5, 2019!
View World Leaders extend Chinese New Year Wishes and view powerful group Gongfu! Happy New Year of the boar!
In Memoriam — January 2019
In memory, of Mark Gin Foon and Mark Auwae. “Every man’s life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived that distinguish one man from another.”
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Happy Holidays 2019! Mantis Onward!
LIK & GING: Natural and Refined Strength
Lik (li) is the natural strength a man’s body possesses. It is his physical constitution and it varies from person to person. Sometimes a smaller person is naturally stronger than a larger person and sometimes the larger person is not naturally strong. In the case of one’s Lik (natural strength) size is not …
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Good News! Hakka Mantis Boxing International Membership is growing. And new Courses are being added for this Autumn Twenty Eighteen. New Courses like USA Kwongsai Mantis Sombogin 1st Generation Shadowboxing Form and the Sombogin Advanced Two Man Form.
Coming Next is CHU GAR MANTIS 12 COMBINATION HAND SKILLS. And USA SOMBOGIN 2nd Generation. Enroll, Take a Course, and Train Daily Lessons. Enjoy and benefit from training Hakka Mantis Boxing today! You have nothing to lose but your understanding of Hakka Southern Praying Mantis!
RDH Interview 001, by Tyler Rea — A Southern Mantis Retrospective – July 28, 2018
There are many local Hakka Martial Arts here, such as, Li Gar, Li Jia, Bak Mei, Dragon, etc. They all share some similarity, but I can only speak for Hakka Mantis. As a general rule, we can say that Hakka Mantis uses a ‘high horse’, rib cage power, and ‘ging’ coiled explosive force. The correct horse is heel to toe. The back is slightly raised, like a hunch back, while the chest is concave and sunk inward. The force comes from the ground, up the legs, through the back, and out to the fingertips…
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Hakka Mantis Courses Online — Now Available Summer 2018
Good News! Hakka Mantis Courses Online has gone live on the first day of Summer 2018!
Initial Course offerings are Chu Gar Mantis 12 Basics, China Kwongsai Mantis Dan Zhuang, Shuang Zhuang, and Som
Gin Steps and Scissors and …
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Pingshan Town – Chinese New Year 2018
This year’s Pingshan Town Chinese New Year Celebration was March 2nd and much of it similar to last year’s, with the addition of some cultural dancing and dignitaries. (Last year video)
Wong Yu Hua Sifu was in charge and presented awards to the various Unicorn Troupes. Because I left…
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MORE HAKKA MANTIS SKYPE TRAINING
I have traveled to China and trained Hakka Mantis several times now, with RDH, face to face and by Skype Classes. Learning Hakka Mantis on Skype may seem impossible, but approach it right and you will most definitely gain from the experience.
There are a couple of things to prepare prior to class. The first is a notebook and pen as RDH will correct as much as he can, and you will need to make notes of the corrections, as well as, variations that he will share.
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Uncle Eng and RDH in Hong Kong, 2017
From his early teenage years living with Lam Sang, in NYC, in the 1950s, until now, Jesse Eng has been rooted in the Mantis world. He is trained in both Kwongsai Mantis and Chu Gar (Yip Sui). 60+ years on, he has passed his Mantis to only a very few.
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Hakka Mantis boxing teaches to grit the teeth and scowl at the opponent, while appearing fierce and threatening, or to appear weak and lure the opponent into the Mantis trap. Each has an advantage, but these are just strategies and must be implemented with boxing tactics. The maxim is ‘raise the spirit’ – tactics or skills must be controlled by…
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In this Article:
Philip Bridges Trains in Pingshan Town, with RDH
Yip’s Chow Gar Visits Lao Sui’s Chu Gar in January
Hakka Mantis Thriving in China February 2017
New Online Hakka Mantis Courses Upcoming
RDH – Balderdash & Gobbledygook
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RDH INTERVIEWS:
40 YEARS INSIDE SOUTHERN PRAYING MANTIS
Question List for Shifu Roger D. Hagood
By Dale Dugas, Eric Lewis, and Sean W. Robinson
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In this Quick Update:
New Online Instruction Coming
New Thoughts on a Hakka Mantis Blog
Dr. Andre Aleman Trains in Pingshan
Video Miscellanies
Once a year, I endeavor to make an Annual Friendship Tour here in Hong Kong and China. As many Clans of Hakka Mantis that are free all come together for Mantis, a meal, and Brother-Friendship. Below are some video notes from various occasions.
Historic Chu Gar Event – First Public School
In the News:
2013 Historic Chu Gar Event – First Public School
RDH China newspaper promotions of Chu Gar
RDH Chu Gar documentaries on China TV
RDH visits Huizhou Wushu Competition
Yang Style Chu Gar…
RDH – Lao Sui Clan – New Chu Gar School
At Sifu Chen Jianming’s request, RDH Sifu has teamed-up to open a new traditional martial art wuguan (school) teaching Chu Gar and Bamboo Forest Temple Mantis in the hometown of Lao Sui. Chen Sifu is the leader of Chu Gar Clan #1 and the 5th generation in Lao Sui’s hometown, Huizhou.
