Paolo Cangelosi – Tsui Pa Hsien Kungfu Drunken Style

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Paolo Cangelosi – Tsui Pa Hsien Kungfu Drunken Style

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Salepage: Paolo Cangelosi – Tsui Pa Hsien Kungfu Drunken Style

This is an exceptional DVD in which Master Cangelosi presents a pre-established combat to give an idea of the applications of the typical techniques of this method. They are extracts from the classic forms done with and without weapons. The combat is executed by Master Paolo Cangelosi and instructor Roberto Macaluso. It narrates the encounter of two great heroes of the past in the Art of Kung Fu: The legendary “Red Eyebrow” or the Old Immortal Vagabund”, Hong Han Shan,of the Tsui Pa Hisien style, and the mythical hero of the south of China, Wong Fei Hung, from the Hung Gar style.

– Languages included: English, Español, Deutsch, Italiano, Français

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