|
|
|
¡@ | |
|
Kung Fu Clothing Kung Fu Clothing Kung Fu Uniform Kung Fu Uniforms Kung Fu Shirt Kung Fu Suit Shaolin Kung Fu Tai Chi Kung Fu Qigong Wushu Wing Tsun Kung Fu Taiji Uniform Qi Gong Outfits Wushu Outfits Wing Tsun Outfits Dragon Dance Outfits Lion Dance Outfits Chinese Kung Fu Uniform Kung Fu Master Uniform Tai Chi Chuan Uniform Taijiquan Uniform Bruce Lee Uniform Jet Li Uniform Jacky Chan Uniform Martial Arts Uniform Taiji sword Uniform Kung Fu Master Uniforms Wudang Wushu Sword Wudang Kung Fu Book Wudang DVD |
Kung
Fu Clothing, Kung Fu Uniform, Kung Fu Uniforms, Kung Fu Shirt, Kung Fu Suit,
Shaolin Kung Fu, Tai Chi Kung Fu, Qigong Wushu, Wing Tsun Kung Fu, Taiji Uniform |
|
ABOUT KUNG FU WUSHU and
Kung Fu Clothing ¡@ His successor - Men's Kung
Fu Clothing (also known as Chang Kaishi) also didn't avoid martial arts, he
visited Guokao ("State test" - something like all-China wushu championship),
which were organized in Nanjing (in that time - capital of China) Central guoshu
institute ("guoshu" means "national art", during Gomindang ruling it was an
official name for wushu), founded in 1928. General Zhang Zhijiang was a rector
of this Institute, he was supported by general Feng Yuxiang. Another big
organization, developed and spread wushu, was Jingwu Assotiation ("Association
of true martial arts") founded in 1909 in Shanghai. Two organizations had
branches in all provinces of China (Jingwu Association - also in other countries
among local Chinese communities: in Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines
etc), great masters worked as teachers. During World War II many wushu masters
fought in army or partisan detachments, made theirs contribution in defeating of
Japan. Famous wushu master Kung Fu Wushu on kung fu clothing base of huaquan (blossomed fist), zhaquan (fist of Zha), paoquan (cannon fist) hongquan (fist of stream), piguaquan (fist of chopping and hanging), shaolinquan (fist of Shaolin temple) and some others created a new sport competitional style changquan (long fist). On kung fu clothing base of five style of Guangdong province (styles of Hong, Cai, Li, Liu and Mo families) it was created new sport computational style nanquan (southern fist). Names of movements were changed, as a result movements lost mental contents: realy, "crushing mountain strike" is different from "fist bang on a palm". During "Great Cultural Revolution" (1966-1976) wushu lovers were repressed for "indulging of feudal survivals". But in this time popularity of wushu un foreign countries began increase due to kung fu movies. For in admission of decreasing of international prestige wushu was let alone. ¡@
|
|
On the surface, Wing Chun is one of the simplest looking systems of Chinese Kung
Fu. Three empty hand forms cover the complete essence of this art. Wing Chun
also uses the long pole and the popular Southern Chinese butterfly knives.
Training in this form of martial art consists of the three forms, sticking
hands, the wooden dummy, sand bag training and finally free style sparring.
However, behind this deceptively simple looking system of Kung Fu is a vast
amount of knowledge - Wing Chun is both simple and elegant, but also very
effective if used in an all out confrontation. Economy of motion is at all times implemented through the centerline theory, and this is the key idea in Wing Chun. Wing Chun was designed by a woman, and in so doing one must realize from the outset that brute strength has no part in this style - Correct positioning, feeling, timing, and strategy are relied on instead, you basically use your opponent's strength to your own advantage!! Wing Chun uses punches, palms, pokes, chops, kicks, elbows, shoulder attacks, head butts, knees and hips - Short range non-telegraphed hits provide the arsenal of Wing Chun. It is characterized by short explosive hand attacks, low kicks and simultaneous attack and defense techniques. ¡@ | |||
|
Stresses Flexibility, quickness, agility, and balance similar to the attributes
of a trained and well-conditioned gymnast Uses many kicks along with hand techniques Legs specialize in long-range tactics D. Short or Southern Stresses close-range tactics, power, and stability Uses mostly hand techniques Kung Fu almost always seems to incorporate forms and routines. They emphasize solo practice as well as group practice. (They even have forms for two or more people). They train in multiple types of weapons. There is also a great emphasis on sparring in the harder styles, and sensitivity training in the soft styles. ¡@ |
A. Hard or External Styles Stresses training and strengthening of the joints, bones, and muscles Requires rigorous body conditioning Consists of positioning and movement of the limbs and body, correct technique, muscular strength, speed, etc. B. Soft or Internal Styles Stresses development of internal organs where "Chi" is produced Allows one to develop mental capability to call upon this "Chi" Concerned with breathing, poise, and tone of the core body structures C. Long or Northern Styles | ||
|
Tantui (spring legs) Chaquan (fist of Cha-mir) Liuhequan (fist of six co-ordinations) Huihui shiba zhou (18 moslem's elbows) Qishi ("7 forms" or "7 warriors") Tongbeiquan (fist of through preparing) Piguaquan (fist of chopping and hanging) Bajiquan (fist of eight limits) Northern styles |
Tajiquan (Fist of Great Ultimate) Baguazhang (Palm of Eight Trigrams) Xingyiquan (Fist of Form and Mind) Wenshenquan Dachengquan (fist of Great achievement), or Yiquan (Jacky Chan Uniform for fist of mind) Liuhebafaquan (fist of six co-ordinations and eight methods) Muslim styles: |
Sub-Styles: Styles of shaolin branch Shaolinquan (Fist of Shaolin Temple) Digong lohanquan (ground-fighting branch of lohanquan) Xiuquan (fist of the best) Shaolin shisanzhua (13 claw-strikes of Shaolin) Shaolin ershisi pao (24 cannon strikes of Shaolin) Shaolin wuxing bafa quan (Shaolin fist of 5 forms and 8 methods) Xinyiba (grabbing the heart and mind) Shaolin baguaquan (shaolin fist of eight trigrams) Shaolin chanmen (Chan's gates of Shaolin) Fohanquan "Inner" styles | |
|
¡@ ¡@ Performing Chinese kung fu just like Chinese movie stars Bruce Lee and Jacky
Chan will no longer be a dream for many Chinese teenagers since it has been
taken as a course in schools. Owl And Snake Soup! I was shocked to return home from an outing on a visit to
my relatives in China to find four dead owls lying on the kitchen floor.Once I
regained composure, I realized the honor of the specialty dish that was about to
be bestowed on me. My 'endangered species' consciousness objected to the owls'
deaths, but I also thought that having an owl skull supported the Chinese belief
that one takes on the traits of an animal eaten. Markets throughout China are
filled with beautiful animals sold as food. My relatives thought well of my
wanting the skeleton but my friends have reactions that range from fascination
to polite aversion. How does my relatives' kind gesture relate to kung fu? ¡@ ¡@ | |||