Water, also known as tzuann chuan or drilling, is the second element in the five elements of Hsing I Chuan. Once again, the weight is 70% on the rear leg and 30% on the front leg. Taught by Sifu/Guro Jason W Brigham. Hsing I Chuan,hsing i,hsing yi chuan,xing yi quan,xingyiquan,water,five elements,wu xing,tzuann chuan,drilling,internal arts,internal kung…
xing yi – pi quan, as a wu dang san feng natural kung fu style, which means to chop, split refers to metal element in Chinese philosopy, this short video is a reference for new learner, to learn – to practice in depth with all details also for more info pls get in touch via…
Sam Choy, also known as San Ti, is the primary stance in Hsing-I Chuan.tHE WEIGHT IS 70% ON THE REAR LEG AND 30% ON THE FRONT LEG. Taught by Sifu/Guro Jason W. Brigham #HSING #CHUANSAM #CHOY
Here, Master Su Dong Chen demonstrates variations on material developed out of the “Application of Opening/Outside Movement (“Whip Hands”) – Consistent Method” video clip posted prior to this one. This part of the seminar was after developing outside movement power – the quickness, snap and “towel-like” feel that the arms and hands need. Following the…
Metal, also known as PI CHUAN or SPLITTING, is the first of the five elements in Hsing-I Chuan. Taught by Sifu/Guro Jason W. Brigham. #HSING #CHUANMETAL #part