Wu-Gong Boxing vs Southern Praying Mantis - what do you think of our techniques ? @rattan_ring_training and I are pioneers in our styles, pushing our arts through the ring and giving people a new way to understand fighting. Wu-Gong Ring coming soon! #boxing #kungfu #wugongboxing #martialarts #southernprayingmantis #wingchun #boxingtechnique #boxingdrills #modernmartialarts #fighting | Wukong Wilson

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248K views · 6.3K reactions | Step-by-step praying mantis first section 13 movements for students to learn#jianfengchentaichi #武术 #太极 #功夫 #wushu #wushukungfu #kungfu #kungfulife #太极拳 #bendoregonlife #bendoregon #martialarts #shaolin #prayingmantis #funlearning #learning #taiji #taichi | Oregon Tai Chi Wushu | Facebook

The Southern Mantis system is famous for it's Inch power. Inch force power can only be achieved by practicing extraordinary mantis training methods. #MartialFighters #tonglongmasters Press HD for better viewing. | Southern Temple School of Kung Fu

47K views · 2.5K reactions | A Taiwanese performance of a traditional Praying Mantis form. Thank you to Marcel Sauder photography for filming this. You can watch the original video via this link: https://youtu.be/jPJqfUb0Vns | Kung-fu Kingdom | Facebook

11K views · 1K reactions | Kung Fu Praying Mantis Style Session 1 - Shaolin Kung-Fu Like this tutorial ? Here you can watch more tutorials: https://www.patreon.com/mastersongkungfu #kungfumaster #kungfulife #kungfu #wushu #taichi #taichimaster #qigong #martialarts #shaolinkungfu #kickboxing | Master Song Kung Fu | Facebook

Zion is home to numerous fascinating insect species. The praying mantis, Mantis religiosa, is a common insect found in Zion and across North America. Although its range is widespread, its adaptations make it unique. The praying mantis gets this name from its grasping forearms which fold underneath the thorax in a "praying" position. These forearms are powerful and they capture their prey ( most other insects) by striking with force. Then, their sharp leg spines keep hold of the prey as their pow