feeding crane kung fu

[Shugyosha]

Anyone practice this? Or have any primers I can read

 

[Appledog72 45]

I live nearby the training hall, and I know some of the people there, did you have a specific question? It can be a difficult style to find credible info on. I guess, no moreso than most tho. If you are just looking for something to work on, I think Michael Calandra has some basics up on youtube.

 

[Shugyosha]

I live nearby the training hall, and I know some of the people there, did you have a specific question? It can be a difficult style to find credible info on. I guess, no moreso than most tho. If you are just looking for something to work on, I think Michael Calandra has some basics up on youtube.

Im actually curious about Sanshiliu in feeding crane- does it exist? Do they practice Er shi Ba xiu?

 

[isshinryuronin57 57]

I think Michael Calandra has some basics up on youtube.

Mike is a primarily an Isshinryu practitioner who has trained with Kichiro Shimabuku, the founder's son. He has also done some Feeding Crane and Chen style Tai Chi (Not sure of how deep he has gone in them). He has dan ranking in Matayoshi kobudo as well. I haven't met him but from his many YouTube videos he seems down to earth and sensible in his approach.

 

[Shugyosha]

Mike is a primarily an Isshinryu practitioner who has trained with Kichiro Shimabuku, the founder's son. He has also done some Feeding Crane and Chen style Tai Chi (Not sure of how deep he has gone in them). He has dan ranking in Matayoshi kobudo as well. I haven't met him but from his many YouTube videos he seems down to earth and sensible in his approach.

Yeah he's awesome and I love his podcast. I'd like to train with him at some point. There's a few members of our dojo who do on the side.