Eagle Claw

[SaiMasterJiblets]

Eagle Claw is the main style that i am studying in, there are some schools out there, and some information how rare is Eagles Claw? Is it really common?

[dragonturtle]

heres a few locations from one branch. www.yingjowpai.com

[shaolinstylee]

There tends to be two different families in Ying Jow Pai in the US...

It is somewhat popular.

[SaiMasterJiblets]

is the other the lou family, i believe thats how its spelt. or maybe its law.

[shaolinstylee]

Lau...

anyhow.. here are some links..

http://www.bakshaolineagleclaw.com

http://www.yingjowpaiatl.com/

http://www.worldeagleclaw.com/

http://www.yingjowpai.net/yjp

etc..

Where are you..

Some people might be able to offer some suggestions in finding out info on your school
some info on the beef that was around for a while...

http://www.bakshaolineagleclaw.com/AmericanAdventure/articles/Eagle%20Claw%20in%20America.html

[shaolin_disciple_fei_hung]

about eagle claw, I think it is not very easy to usse it in fight if we only practice this style

[shaolinstylee]

Why do you think that? It has all your classic strikes, and includes some grappling.

[shaolin_disciple_fei_hung]

I dont know how to explain it, I dont say eagle claw is not good, it is all the contrary, eagle style is one of the 3 style I prefer, but I dont think it is a style to use alone

[shaolin_disciple_fei_hung]

I dont know how to explain it, I dont say eagle claw is not good, it is all the contrary, eagle style is one of the 3 style I prefer, but I dont think it is a style to use alone

[shaolinstylee]

I think eagle claw is a very complete system, which, when studied and trained can produce some very good fighters. I've trained with a few, and I'll vouch for skill all around (grappling, throwing, punching, clinching, and kicking).

[shaolin_disciple_fei_hung]

I also think it is good, I just said that eagle claw is not easy to use, at the BEGINNING of our training, only the first or maybe second year (?) . For the rest I agree with what you said

[shaolinstylee]

Yeah, watching anyone try to "fight" with there system when a beginner is hard though... I think that is used too much as an excuse.

[shaolin_disciple_fei_hung]

I remember the first time I get into a fight after 2 month of training, I was one of the most pretencious guy of the world at the time, I tried a few thing on the people who attack me, it was looking like very old movie where they try to show karate, so stupid, now I think of it I can't stop laughing of it haha lol