Xing Yi: A Devastating Internal Martial Art

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Xing Yi: A Devastating Internal Martial Art

By admin on Thursday, September 27th, 2012 | No Comments

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Xingyiquan Characteristics

By admin on Monday, October 10th, 2011 | 1 Comment

Xingyiquan Features Xingyiquan features aggressive shocking attacks as well as direct footwork. The linear nature of xingyiquan hints for each the military origins and the influence of spear approach alluded to in its mythology. Despite its hard, angular image, cultivating “soft” internal strength or qi is actually essential to obtaining power in Xingyiquan. Xingyiquan Goal [...]

Hsing Ye Chuan and Hypertension

By admin on Monday, August 8th, 2011 | No Comments

Hsing Ye Chuan and Hypertension Hsing Ye Chuan is the ancient Chinese internal martial art called “mind-body-boxing”. Hsing Ye Chuang is an all business martial art characterized by straight, linear movements. Hsing Ye Chuang adopts the attitude of just bursting or drilling right through the opponent. Retreat is not an option in Hsing Ye Chuan; [...]

Hsing-I Fighting

By admin on Thursday, July 7th, 2011 | No Comments

Hsing-I Hsing-I is one of the major internal, or Wudang, Chinese martial arts styles. It can be characterized as an aggressively, linear martial arts style that has evolved and continues to evolve since there is no single organizational body that governs over the style. In order to understand Hsing-I fighting techniques, one must first understand [...]