Curious about CMA Form

[Shawn-San]

I recently seen a video of a form being performed and would like to ask you great people your expert opinion on what this style is. To me it represents Kung Fu. I know there's Wushu and Wing Chun and each are differentiated by the regions in which they were taught, but I'm not the least bit knowlegable in the different Chinese Martial Arts.
Can you also please tell me what form is being performed as well. It appears to be an advanced form. The movements are so fluid and done beautifully.

 

[clfsean]

I recently seen a video of a form being performed and would like to ask you great people your expert opinion on what this style is. To me it represents Kung Fu. I know there's Wushu and Wing Chun and each are differentiated by the regions in which they were taught, but I'm not the least bit knowlegable in the different Chinese Martial Arts.
Can you also please tell me what form is being performed as well. It appears to be an advanced form. The movements are so fluid and done beautifully.

It's a Northern Shaolin form from the Songshan temple. No idea what form it is... it's not what I do.

 

[Shawn-San]

It's a Northern Shaolin form from the Songshan temple. No idea what form it is... it's not what I do.

So which form of MA would that be?

 

[clfsean]

So which form of MA would that be?

Northern Shaolin or more specifically Songshan Shaolin.

 

[Shawn-San]

Northern Shaolin or more specifically Songshan Shaolin.

Thanks... I'll look into it. I love the graceful movements.

 

[Tensei85]

Looks like Shaolin Liu He Quan

 

[Golden Harvest]

I recently seen a video of a form being performed and would like to ask you great people your expert opinion on what this style is. To me it represents Kung Fu. I know there's Wushu and Wing Chun and each are differentiated by the regions in which they were taught, but I'm not the least bit knowlegable in the different Chinese Martial Arts.
Can you also please tell me what form is being performed as well. It appears to be an advanced form. The movements are so fluid and done beautifully.

Don't be too captivated. This is a basic form to develop power and flexibility, and it is wushu. The prime focus of wushu is competition and obtaining points from the judges to win. Martial art application is secondary or even neglected since there are no points given for it. I do have to say that I find wushu to be very exciting and entertaining to watch. More power to you if this is what you want.

Regards.