Title: Kung Fu
1It's not about fighting, it's about balance.
Kung Fu
2- Kungfu is not only a sporting exercise but also
an artistic form. It is used to cure illness as
well as for self-defence and is a comprehensive
form of culture of the human body.Kungfu enjoys
a long history and great popularity in China.
Thanks to its uniqueness and charisma originating
from traditional oriental culture, Kungfu is
captivating the attention of more and more people
in other nations.
3Shaolin Temple
Original Lion!
It has been burned down three times however, it
has been rebuilt three times.
4Old Pictures of the Shaolin temple, and buddhist
monks in front
5- Children in training with a master
6More Children
http//www.youtube.com/watch?v7qHL2PSpecI
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7Older monks
http//www.youtube.com/watch?vCUXB38ShMdwfeature
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8PICTURES
9WOW! Flexibility is very important.
10Pagoda gardens, near the Shaolin temple. They are
a great place for meditation and Kung fu training.
Monk walking on walls
11Kung Fu Panda vs. Kung Fu Master
125 Kung fu animals
- Tiger- Develops bones for external power.
Teaches courage.
Uses tiger claw for sinking in grabs, holding
and throwing techniques. - Crane- Develops muscles to balance
externally. Teaches self
-control. Uses grace, quick foot
movements, wrist trapping, knee strikes and
beak strikes. - Dragon- Develops spirit and mind power.
Teaches spiritual calmness and
concentration. Uses body twisting
techniques, elbow strikes and dragon claw for
hooking - Snake- Develops internal chi and external
flexibility. Teaches two methods
A) Stationaryinternal training for
suppleness B) Movementexternal
training for endurance. - Leopard- Develops muscle speed for external
strength. Teaches patience
Uses leopard punch for
penetration and lower body springing power.
13Animals
DRAGON
CRANE
TIGER LEOPARD
SNAKE
14Animals united
15Cites
- http//www.kungfuarnis.com/kunghist.html
- http//www.shaolin.com.au/history.htm
- http//panda.bg.univ.gda.pl/kwachu/YMAA/MA_HISTOR
Y.html - http//www.martialarm.com/history/kungfu.html