It’s easy to follow the star’s exciting martial arts action scenes in the film Jackie Chan.

When it comes to their comedy and stances, Hong Kong actors’ martial arts scenes stand out because they are so unlike “mainstream” stars like Donnie Yen or Bruce Lee.

Because of this, a lot of people are interested in knowing what kind of martial arts Jackie Chan practices. Would he be able to beat a string of opponents like in the movie if he engaged in combat in real life?

British action movie star Ray Park says he mostly studied martial arts under Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. They practice a variety of martial arts forms, such as Drunk Fist and Snake Fist.”

From an unruly youngster to a 17-year-old expert in martial arts

Jackie Chan was hyperactive and devoted to martial arts when he was a little child. For this reason, his parents also called him Cannon Cannon, which sounds like a “explosive” moniker.

Jackie Chan’s family resides in the Thai Binh Son consulate neighborhood, which is home to numerous foreign kids with exceptional physical attributes. However, Cannon Cannon at the time frequently started arguments with them, won, and generally caused havoc.

“Little” Jackie Chan was even more of a naughty child growing up. The future star even started a fight in first grade that resulted in a one-year suspension.

Jackie Chan as a child and his father.

loved martial arts, but at the time he was too young to interact with him, so all Jackie Chan had to do was watch martial arts films directed by Hoac Dat Hoa and Vu To Thu.

Jackie Chan, when a young man, began to consider learning martial arts in the mountains over time. Wishing and praying, Phao Phao’s father sent him to the Chinese Opera Academy, which specialized in teaching martial arts performers, at the age of six.

Martial arts expert Vu Chiem Nguyen (Yu Jim Yuen), the father of movie actor Vu To Thu, was Jackie Chan’s mentor at the time. Mr. Vu Chiem Nguyen uses an extremely strict training regimen that mostly consists of beatings and penalties.

That’s why Jackie Chan occasionally needed to retreat into a corner and cry when learning martial arts.

After overcoming some early setbacks, Jackie Chan rose to become one of the Academy’s top martial arts students. He “graduated” from Master Vu Chiem Nguyen’s training program at the age of 17 and became a recognized martial arts master.

Jackie Chan practices martial arts… in the movie.

Decoding Jackie Chan’s martial arts

“Jackie Chan is an outstanding martial arts/comedy star. He has martial arts skills that I don’t know and vice versa, he won’t be able to know my “moves and fingers”.

Jet Li made the following observation on Jackie Chan and himself in martial arts: “You can go to two Chinese restaurants, but they will have different dishes.”

Jackie Chan attained his graduation from Master Vu Chiem Nguyen’s Academy having trained in a variety of martial arts, primarily Shaolin martial arts.

However, Jackie Chan chose to study Hapkido in response to requests for a variety of martial arts scenarios that included rolling, hitting, and kicking in various ways.

Hapkido, or Hiep Ki Dao, is a Korean martial art that focuses on throwing, breaking joints, rolling, tumbling, and tossing.

Hapkido involves practicing and using a variety of weapons in addition to punches, kicks, and other techniques.

These include walking sticks, umbrellas, belts, keys, buttocks, ropes, swords, daggers, and other permissible weapons to aid and prepare Hapkido practitioners to use them as self-defense tools in the event of a force majeure.

Jackie Chan’s martial arts are synthesized from many sects.

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In short, Hapkido has many moves like Shaolin, Taekwondo, Karate, Judo, Aikido and also uses hundreds of them. type of weapon, very suitable for Jackie Chan to use in filming. While practicing Hapkido, Jackie Chan reached the black belt level.

“He studied Hapkido very seriously, each practice lasting for hours” – Great martial artist Jin Pal Kim – Jackie Chan’s teacher commented.

Later, Jackie Chan practiced Taekwondo more deeply and also achieved certain achievements.

Learning so many martial arts, but in reality, Jackie Chan’s “fighting and punching” ability is not so outstanding and similar to that on screen.

According to analysis on a martial arts website, his actual combat ability ranks first from… bottom in the list of Asian action movie superstars.