This gentleman is reproducing movements from a book on Shaolin staff that he claims was cited by Mooyaedobotongji. Kinda neat.
Edit: Just to be clear, when I say "claims" I'm not trying to imply any lack of belief. I just can't read Chinese and therefore have to take him at his word.
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Aside from some of the stylistic difference (very few)
the footwork and use of the staff is nearly identical to Jogo Do Pau.
Its shows that the world was a smaller place and that not only was food or spices traded but Martial knowledge as well
Fascinating
I bought some of his translations. Interesting stuff. Very happy he supports most of his written material with video interpretations as well.
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Where did that reply go?
Try again.
Yes the MYDTJ does reference shaolin staff from the Shaolin Gunfa Chanzong and the Jixiaoxhinshu among others.
Jack Chen is doing a great job with his ancient chinese martial art material.
The staff work he presents is considerably different to that which the Korean groups studying the MYDTJ do.
Look here at 1:45
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Interpretations of staff material.
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