Just Wushu

Baduanjin 八段錦  This is a variation of Eight Section Brocade, which has a more martial flavour. Often Baduanjin is referred to as Qigong(气功), but it's probably more accurate to categorize it as a Weigong (外功) exercise.

Cheng Style Bagua Deer Horn Knives - Sun Zhijun Instructional video with demonstrations performed by Li Chunling. Chinese language, with English subtitles.

Hao Shaoru(郝少如) demonstrating Wu-Style(Hao-Family) Taijiquan - 武式(郝氏)太极拳 This form is often referred to as New Frame(Xinjia,新架), so as to distinguish it from the stylistic interpretations that his father(Hao Yueru,郝月如) and grandfather(Hao Weizhen,郝為真) taught. The style was created by Wu Yuxiang(武禹襄), then passed on to Li Yiyu(李亦畬), then onto Hao Shaoru's grandfather, Hao Weizhen(郝為真).

Hung Gar Gung Character Pattern Tiger Subduing Fist - Gung Ji Fook Fu Kuen - 洪拳工字伏虎拳.  Demonstrated by Mark Ho and students Mark Houghton born on March 8th 1962 in Nuneaton UK. His Chinese name is Ho Mak, and he is also sometimes referred to as Mark Ho. He has been studying martial arts since he was 14 years old. He lived in Malaysia in his early teens being adopted by a Chinese family so he could stay in the country with them, His adopted father's name was Wong Chin-Tong. While in Malaysia he started learning White Crane Kung Fu, but later after watching one of Lau Kar Leung’s film, he decided to change to Hung Gar. First learning Hung Gar under Ho Kam-Wai in Johor Bahru. In his early twenties he moved back to the UK and opened his first Kung Fu School. At the age of 27 he moved to HK to train under his hero the Famous Hung Gar kung fu master Lau Kar-Leung, He has also followed his masters path into the HK movie scene, becoming one of the best western Bad guy’s in...

Cheng-Style Baguazhang - Eight Mother Palms. Demonstrated by Sun Zhijun Noted Cheng-Style Baguazhang stylist, Sun Zhijun in an instructional video focusing on Cheng-Style Baguazhang - Eight Mother Palms.