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Biography: Sifu Kisu is a master in the Chinese martial arts focusing on the style of Northern Shaolin Kung Fu. Throughout his life he has worked as an.

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Kisu Bryan told me about the concept of the four elements and nations and their bending abilities. He asked me to create a "Bible" of movements for each tribe. I know many martial concepts and essences from the years of training with my Master, so I had a full quiver of techniques ready to fly.

The Water Tribes had to be Tai Chi with its ebbing and flowing of natural energies. Water always runs to the lowest point...

Earthbending called out for the practical rooted Hung ga style.

Airbending with it's yielding, spinning, and unexpected responses begged for Bagua with a sprinkle of Hsing Yi, also known as mind heart boxing.

The Fire Nation, a.k.a. the "bad guys", had to use Northern Shaolim with a dash of Northern 7 Star Preying Mantis. Why? Well, there was this old gung fu film called "The Five Super Fighters" that I liked. The bad guy was this Northern Shaolim cat who carried a sign around with him claiming that he specialized in correcting bad gung fu, ha, ha, ha! I have always been a bit of the black sheep, the bad boy of our gung fu clan, so I took great delight in gif

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Sifu Kisu is a master in the Chinese martial arts focusing on the style of Northern Shaolin Kung Fu. Throughout his life he has worked as an Executive Protection Specialist, stunt man, and martial arts coordinator in the entertainment field for many years. He is most famously known for being the chief martial arts director and consultant for the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender and Avatar: The Legend of Korra. From his lifelong experience in martial arts, he created the bending styles seen in the series and linked them to styles of Chinese martial arts. He is also responsible for the motion capture on Kung Fu Panda, and has worked in the Sentai genre on such shows as VR Troopers and Big Bad Beetleborgs. His work on Legend of Korra continues in the upcoming season.

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Originally published: Thursday, July 09, 2020.
Beyond The Bending With Sifu Kisu — Martial Arts Consultant For “Avatar: The Last Airbender”

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“Water. Earth. Fire. Air.”

The iconic introto Nickelodeon’s beloved animated Avatar: The Last Airbenderseries is as unforgettable as the show itself. Avatarpremiered a decade and a half ago, and the children who grew up wanting to be element benders have proven that they’re now adults who still want to bend the elements — the show shot to the number-one spoton Netflix after being released on the streaming platform in the United States in May. As it turned out, Uncle Iroh’s wisdom has been just what a lot of us needed to get through these past few months.

If you’ve seen Avatar, chances are you get the hype. If you haven’t, you should start watching now (and beware, as this article contains a few small spoilers). Though made for children, the show tackles a lot of adult themes like genocide, childhood abuse, sexism, spi