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Kung Fu is an ancient martial art and extremely effective for self-defense. Learn Kung Fu techniques online in these free video lessons.
There are 16 videos in this series:
Learn the Kung Fu Crane Stance online in this free video clip on Kung Fu fighting.
Throwing a straight punch in Kung Fu requires making a good fist and twisting the fist as you throw the punch. Learn how to throw a Kung Fu straight punch in this free video.
Proper Kung Fu stances are essential for practicing Kung Fu techniques. Learn the Kung Fu steel stance in this free video.
The reverse punch is a powerful Kung Fu technique. Learn how throw a reverse punch in this free video.
The Lotus Stance is an important Kung Fu technique. Kung Fu expert Dan Schmidt will show you how to do the Lotus Stance in this free video.
Combination punches are key for Kung Fu fighting. Learn a side punch, reverse punch Kung Fu combo in this free video.
The Horse Stance is a famous Kung Fu form. Learn the Kung Fu Horse Stance in this free video.
Kung Fu Sitting Stance is a key Kung Fu technique that you can learn for free in this online video clip.
The Kung Fu Twisting Punch is an excellent Kung Fu technique - learn how to throw a Twisting Punch in this free online Kung Fu video lesson.
Proper Kung Fu Bow Stance is important for good balance and technique. See how to do the Kung Fu Bow Stance in this free online Kung Fu video clip.
The Kung Fu Drop Stance is a key Kung Fu form. See how to do the Drop Stance in this free online Kung Fu lesson.
Bao Tui is an important Kung Fu technique for the Kung Fu martial artist. Learn the Bao Tui technique in this free online Kung Fu lesson.
The Monkey Stance is a famous Kung Fu form. Learn the Monkey Stance in this free online Kung Fu lesson.
Learn the Kung Fu Light Stance in this free online Kung Fu lesson.
The Side Punch is an important Kung Fu technique. See how to do the Side Punch in this free online Kung Fu lesson.
The Kung Fu Scissor Stance is great for low kicks. Learn the Scissor Stance in this free online Kung Fu lesson.
Martial artists such as Bruce Lee and Jet Li have made Kung Fu an incredibly popular martial art. Though Kung Fu fighting is ancient it is even more widely practiced today than ever. Many martial artists appreciate Kung Fu as much for its beautiful movements as for its powerful fighting techniques. The myriad Kung Fu techniques cannot be covered in one lesson or even one series of lessons. Kung Fu skill must be built and more and more challenging techniques built upon that skill. However, basic Kung Fu fundamentals are necessary to learn the more advanced techniques requiring exceptional skill. This series of online Kung Fu lessons can help you get started learning Kung Fu techniques.
In this free video series Sifu Dan Schmidt will teach basic Kung Fu skills to help you learn Kung Fu. You will see demonstrations of Kung Fu techniques such as the Straight Punch, Reverse Punch, Side Punch, Twisting Punch, and a punch combination. Additionally, in this video series you can learn the Crane Stance, Steel Stance, Horse Stance, Sitting Stance, Drop Stance, Scissor Stance, and Bao Tui. These punches and stances will help you get acquainted with Kung Fu and help you establish some basic Kung Fu skills.
Dan Schmidt Sifu Dan Schmidt is a National Kung Fu Champion who's been training since childhood under Master Nick Scrima, Master Instructor of the Chinese Martial Arts Centers in Pinellas County, Florida. Sifu Schmidt has a third degree black belt through one of the most intense nationwide martial arts programs. Schmidt uses Kung Fu to bring speed, strength, endurance, concentration, a calm mind and self defense to all walks of life. Enrich your life today by joining Sifu Dan Schmidt at the Chinese Martial Arts Center in Seminole, Florida. Phone: 727-399-2080dkdk
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