What is Xing Yi Quan?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2024
- Xing Yi Quan (Hsing I) is one of the primary internal martial arts practiced in Wudang. It is an art that emphasizes the concept of softness and releasing in order to generate fast and direct motions. Originating from ancient spear fighting techniques, it also integrates principles from eagle claw Kung Fu and Chinese medicine.
Join us in our discussion about Xing Yi Quan, where we delve into questions such as:
0:20 What is Xing Yi Quan?
2:56 What are the fundamentals of Xing Yi Quan?
3:48 Why is Standing Qi Gong crucial?
9:00 How is Fa Li Power Development achieved?
11:50 Why does Xing Yi Quan's practice adopt a minimalistic approach?
16:06 What is the connection between Xing Yi and Chinese medicine?
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I’ve been practicing xing yi for 7 years and wing chun. San ti is the most important post training you can do. If you have a master that gives you the five elements before Santi then leave him. Santi should always be taught first. I was put into Santi for 3 years before I was taught any of the five elements form. Thank you for teaching and sharing your knowledge and wisdom.
Most excellent & helpful breakdown of system. Looking forward to training more with you all.
Awesome video. As a Xing Yi Practitioner myself I enjoy seeing how others perform or practice Xing Yi Quan.
Very well explained. 👍Happy training!🙏
Hey Ando thank you a lot for the kind comment! I checked some of your videos! You have some very cool content and bring your messages in very friendly and funny way to the audience! I liked that! So also happy training to you! !🙏
@@xuangongfu Thank you to you as well, Sifu! Keep up the great work!🙏
Great interview Stev, lots of useful information on Xing-Yi. The only part I that I practice is San Ti. I totally agree with what you said on standing practice with the internal arts. So many discards this, and will find out that they can not advance in their practice if they don’t understand the advantages of standing training. Unfortunately I won’t be able to make it to the month of training or to the camp. Enjoy yourself and the WDP group with the training. My time training with you guys I stil hold in loving memory.
Hey Nico, thank you for your supporting and kind comment!
I hope one time we will meet again in some kind of training occasion and stand good Qi Gong together :).
Until than, we stay connected like that! Have a good training!
super cooles video!!! :-) ich freue mich schon seeeeehr
Thanks for posting this valuable information.
Thank you for your nice comment! I am very happy it was helpfu!
Watching this art, and listening to these profound sublimities, are, for me, like awakening to myself. What a blessing for the World. Golden Jade.
Thank you! Just subscribed. Hardly any xingyiquan that is worth their salt in TH-cam.
Wow, thank you that is a super kind comment! Thank you for the appreciation. The next weeks I will try to upload some more Xing Yi content!
Martial arts like Aikido aim to close in and grab your wrists to dislocate your bones. I like the variants of Xing Yi Quan that use more closed circular movements.
Thanks for promoting Xing Yi. Much appreciated!
this great
Santi!❤❤❤
Hello! I very much enjoyed this explanation. I have big decision to make in 2025 when I move to China long term to study Martial arts with regards to Styles. I have chosen; Jīn Gāng Lì Gōng and Sanda but I must also choose a traditional style aswell. The academy teaches both Bājíquán and Xingyiquan. Could you explain the similarities or differences between these two styles? I can't decide which is better for me. Appreciate your time.
Can you hep me to intoduce another martial arts out of Bajiquan, Xinyi, and Taichi of the ancient chinese? If any answer, I'll thankful
Great video!
Thank you!🙏
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first comment. Love it.
Thank you for taking the time to watch it :)
Plz be honest, can I learn Xing yi online by studying your videos and reading or is the only way to learn in person?
Thank you for your question. I think it depends a bit on your motivation and goals as well as on your previous experience.
But in any case it is possible to build up a first foundation through online classes. Long-term for sure it will be also helpful to visit us or find a teacher nearby to help you to rounden up your practice in person. Nevertheless, I have some students that started to practice with me Xing Yi Quan only online for some years by now :) on www.hidden-turtle.de you can find a quite structured course for that!
Nope! You can never achieve XY essence this way but everyone has to start somewhere. Good luck!
VERY GOOD KUNG FU
Thank you🙏
Nice power ! usually that style looks so weak
Thank you for the feedback 🙏
形意拳易學難精。Xing Yi Quan is ease to learn, but it is difficult to upgrade to top-level.
Your history is all over the place. Yueh Fei, has no connection to Xing Yi Quan, apart from a fable, which tells a boxing manual which was credited being found by a Cao Jiwu (who also has nothing to do with Xin Yi Quan either). Ji Long Feng was the founder and 1st generation master, who passed down teachings, which made their way to "Ma Xueli" which founded, the Muslim, Xinyiliuhequan, which then later was assimilated by the Dai family i n Qi Xian, Shanxi. Modern Xing Yi Quan, as that is formed by, Li Laoneng came from Dai family.
Your story of the "beng quan master" was actually referring to, Guo Yunshen ,who mastered and developed a technique called "half step crushing fist" and this was not just a sole technique he learnt but specialised in.
Hey Daixinyi, I appreciate your constructive criticism! As I said in the video, I don't really talk about the history. More using the Legend as an inspiration.
As I am informed there are no real scientific evidence of the history of Xing Yi Quan. Yours I also heard already. So I find it is a valuable addition to this video here. Thank you! But I also heard other stories.
If you have sources of scientific evidence that I could check out, I will be happy to get a link for that. I am eager to learn!
@@xuangongfu To be honest the history from, Ji Long Feng is pretty straight forward and non mystical, though later on there is some discrepancies, Li Lao Neng, learnt from.
Some say he learnt directly from, Dai family, such as, Dai Wenxiong (Dai Long Bang's son), others say he learnt from, Guo Weihan (which has it's own unique branch of Xinyi, which still exists in Qi Xian , to this day), Guo, was Dai Long Bang's nephew.
If we are talking how. Xinyiliuhequan came to be assimilated into , Dai Xin Yi Quan, then the name which is commonly attributed to it, is Li Zheng (Zhang Zhicheng's student) - Zhang, being a student of - Ma Xueli.
@@DAIXINYI I have some not very "nice" questions for you.
1 ) Why is XingYiQuan so clumsy? It seems to work well against Karate and taekwondo but often fails against Wing Chun unless some serious grappling is used in attempt to slow down the Wing Chun practitioner?
2 ) Is it possible someone like Philipp Bayer to be defeated using XingYiQuan or is it the case that the XingYiQuan practice methods are inferior to Wing Chun practice methods?
3) How to practice XingYiQuan so that the XingYiQuan practitioner would have a chance against a Wing Chun practitioner?
4) What XingYiQuan practice would achieve 8 to 10 moves per second so that a XingYiQuan practitioner would have a chance against someone , for example, like the famous Philipp Bayer?
I found that Pi-Quan with grabbing of the opponent's wrist works well against Wing Chun practitioners, because it surprises them , slows them down and disturbs their posture. However in a sparring, after few "mishaps", they quickly learn to feel the grabbing and the pull of the wrist, and they switch to bong sau, while stepping in the direction of the pull and assume an advantageous position which the XingYiQuan practitioner struggles to defend.
@@reasonerenlightened2456 with all respect I would like to know how you come to these conclusions? Is it based on hands on experience or from watching videos on the internet?
Xingyi Quan is not clumsy, it’s just not flowery. It doesn’t need 10 movements to drop someone it has the potential to end an encounter with 1 blow. All this Xing Yi Quan vs Wing Tsun talk is pointless. It’s not just the style it’s the practitioner, the art is as good as the person performing and applying it. Wing Tsun is not the best all end all and I don’t think, Xing Yi Quan is either, both of these arts are not so well rounded when it comes to grappling. You keep brining up that, Wong Shun Leung guy, it’s irrelevant. It’s like saying who would win, Bruce Lee or Royce Gracie.
too hard!
I agree! We are on it! And getting softer :)
@@xuangongfu I have some not very "nice" questions for you.
1 ) Why is XingYiQuan so clumsy? It seems to work well against Karate and taekwondo but often fails against Wing Chun unless some serious grappling is used in attempt to slow down the Wing Chun practitioner?
2 ) Is it possible someone like Philipp Bayer to be defeated using XingYiQuan or is it the case that the XingYiQuan practice methods are inferior to Wing Chun practice methods?
3) How to practice XingYiQuan so that the XingYiQuan practitioner would have a chance against a Wing Chun practitioner?
4) What XingYiQuan practice would achieve 8 to 10 moves per second so that a XingYiQuan practitioner would have a chance against someone , for example, like the famous Philipp Bayer?
I found that Pi-Quan with grabbing of the opponent's wrist works well against Wing Chun practitioners, because it surprises them , slows them down and disturbs their posture. However in a sparring, after few "mishaps", they quickly learn to feel the grabbing and the pull of the wrist, and they switch to bong sau, while stepping in the direction of the pull and assume an advantageous position which the XingYiQuan practitioner struggles to defend.
Техника ни очень правильная похожа но не выражает суть синь и чуань . Как не завершеные движение и перемещение не правильное не устойчивое.
You cannot even pronounce the names correctly!
That is true... the good thing is that I now that :)