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KUNG FU VIDEOS by Jiang Jian Ye Jiang Jian Ye was born in 1950 and has studied Wushu from the age of 5, learning from well-known masters such as Yu Ming Wei, Yu Hia and many other such as Professor Kang Ge Wu. He received a BA and MA from QuFu University and Shang Hai Physical Education Institute. A national and international judge in China and the US, he is also a calligrapher and has garnered more than $10 000 donated to the Shan Dong Disabled Association. YuZhi
Lu was born in 1951 and has studied Wushu from the age of 12.
She received her Bachelor Degree from the Physical Education Department
of QuFu University and was an instructor there for more than 16
years. After that, she continued her Wushu studied in Beijing,
Shanghai and Shandong Province.
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This tape demonstrates the traditional Xing Yi San Shou, a combination of Five Element Xing Yi form and parts of the Twelve Animals Xing Yi form. This form is descended from Shan Xi province's Xing Yi branch. It is a two person practice and replicates, pretty directly and simply the feeling of fighting using Xing Yi's distinctive energies.
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This BaGua Zhang Spear set comes from Master Wang Wei from BeiJing. It combines elements of specifically Ba Gua styled actions with common movements of the spear.
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Yi Xiao Yao Palms Xiao Yao means leisurely and carefree. This XuanWu Taoist palm sequence indeed gives some of that impression. Imagine a cross between drunken style and Yang Large frame and you will have it. Supposedly secret from the Sung Dynasty, it is a nicely constructed set with definite WuDang openess and fluidity. In our opinion not hard to learn.
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A traditional Ch'i Kung often associated with the Li family, this was created around 1700. It imitates the movement of wild geese, even the flutter of the wings in flight. The style focuses on stretching and opening the joints and the energy channels of the body creating a strong bond between internal and universal (Heavenly) energies. Having studied this form ourselves we can vouch for it as a complete exercise; also presently extremely popular in China for its depth and beauty. This is a two tape series showing the complete 64 movement Wild Goose.
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