YouTube Videos

YouTube Videos of Cheng Man-Ching Forms, Applications and Push Hands

Some of these videos on YouTube were so interesting that I wanted to be able to easily find them again. Then I realized I should also make it easy for you to find them. Hence this YouTube videos section of the web site.

CMC 37 Postures Applications

Applications
This is a pretty interesting video demonstrating applications of the 37 postures in the Cheng Man-Ching Yang style form.

CMC 37 Applications From Other Angle

Applications
This is essentially the same as the other video except a different camera man shot it so you see the applications from a different angle.

Cheng Man Ching 37 Postures Form as a Younger Man

Cheng Man Ching
The following video, without sound, shows Cheng Man Ch'ing as a younger man doing the form. Notice that the postures are more defined then in videos of him as an older man

Cheng Man Ching 37 Postures Form as an Older Man

Cheng Man Ching
As he aged, Cheng Man-Ch'ing's forms became softer and more graceful although the postures themselves appear less defined. He is incredibly relaxed in these older videos.

Cheng Man Ching 37 Postures Form

Cheng Man Ching
The following video, in Chinese, discusses who Cheng Man-Ching is and then shows Cheng Man-Ching demonstrating his 37 posture form

Bow Stance Form Correction by CMC

Cheng Man Ching
The following video shows Cheng Man-Ching instructing on correct posture for the bow stance used in the CMC 37 posture form

Adam Mizner Push Hands Demo

Push Hands
This is an excellent video talking about substantial and insubstantial in Push Hands. Enjoy the over-the-top dramatic music for effect. :-)

Sword Demo by Massimiliano Biondi

Sword Form
This is a very good demonstration of the Cheng Man-Ch'ing Sword form that can really help to see a lot of the detail not available in other YouTube videos.

Excellent CMC Sword Form Video

Sword Form
I like this video because it is easy to see the directions of the moves because the reference point of a wall in the background. The opening posture is missing.