達磨蝴蝶拳?

Does anyone know this style? It looks like a Southern style related to Bak mei or Chow Gar.
A Japanese guy who runs a Kungfu school is performing the form 達磨蝴蝶拳.



Shingo

The Japanese guy commented on his clip:

"The full name is Dat Moh Wu Dip Boon Hap Moon, that was popularized long ago in Hong Kong by the late master Ma Daai Ying. His son Ma Siu Fai is still teaching this style in Hong Kong, which is where my teacher learned it."

Does anyone know this style?

Shingo

『達摩蝴蝶本合門』源出嵩山少林，由開巖寺本海禪師倣效蝴蝶形態而創立的武術，而由於我家門派供奉達摩祖師，遂稱『達摩蝴蝶本合門』。

本門教學宗旨：為發揚我家武術，使下一代能體會到我國之傳統武術的精粹，令學生在空餘時間能得到學習傳統龍獅運動及各項防守攻擊技術，，並利用上述之訓練達致德、智、體、群、美五育之目的，使中國國粹得以發揚光大。

『本合門鄭怡銳國術龍獅會』隸屬『達摩蝴蝶派馬大英國術總會』分會之一，鄭怡銳師傅乃總會認可龍獅總教練，擁有多年教學經驗及於多次龍獅比賽中獲獎。

Shingo wrote:

The Japanese guy commented on his clip:

"The full name is Dat Moh Wu Dip Boon Hap Moon, that was popularized long ago in Hong Kong by the late master Ma Daai Ying. His son Ma Siu Fai is still teaching this style in Hong Kong, which is where my teacher learned it."

Does anyone know this style?

Shingo

The comment is 100% correct. At least starting from 70's Hong Kong, I sometimes saw their performance. However, I don't know much about their history and techniques. It seems to me that their style a bit like 鶴佬 kung fu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xUH9AW19go&feature=fvsr

Thank you, Eric-san and Bro G (aka. Siyey) for the useful info.

The guy teaches Kungfu in 横浜 and 東京. The clip was taken in the famous park in 横浜. My parents place is near 横浜 and I used to visit this park often.

Shingo