CROSS-ROADS AT FOUR GATES — OLD VIDEO
Cross-Roads at Four Gates — Old Video
“Cross-Roads at Four Gates” was the fundamental kungfu set practiced at the southern Shaolin Temple in China about 150 years ago at the time it was razed to ground by the Qing Army. This set is not spectacular to watch but extremely beautiful and subtle in its combat application, and can be appreciated at different levels by exponents of different developmental stages. This video taken more than 20 years ago shows students of Sifu Wong performing the “Four Gates” as part of a promotion test. The three practitioners shown in the video, from left to right, are Mogan, Chee Kong and Kok San.
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LINKS
Cross-Roads at Four-Gates Pages
- Cross-Roads at Four Gates Set — Video Presentation
- Cross-Roads at Four Gates Set — Picture Series
- Review of Four Gates Course at UK Summer Camp 2008
- Cross-Roads at Four Gates Set — Old Video
- Solo Practice and Combat Application of Four Gates — Old Videos
- Four Gates in the Shaolin Murals