Xingyiquan by Feng Zheng-bao

This is for the xingyi lovers out there! This is Feng Zheng-bao, a Shanxi xingyiquan and xinyiliuhequan expert that is popular in Japan. In this clip he shows xingyi training that is rarely revealed to the public: jing training, xingyi push hands, the difference between mingjing and an jing, and towards the end -- the pan gen circle walking of xingyi. The movements of his dantain are clearly seen as is the concave/convex motions of his back -- making this DVD one of the best to have for viewing xingyi power generation. Enjoy!

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Sports

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• xingyiquan
• fengzhengbao
• xinyiliuhequan

[kingfreddys]

Some internal masters even do countless pushups and pullups, stand in horse stance for hours, and do core work that rivals the L-sit. Start with muscle, and work your way up from there.

[BushiBato]

@SQNBM Amen.Just look at most of these misinformed comments based upon what their untrained eye sees as opposed to what they have LIVED.No one EXPERIENCES anything anymore,they are too busy playing video games.And think that is "real"

[BrownBomber20XX]

wow, that gongfu is great. explosive..

[MrLeaFox]

uno de los maestros mas aguerridos de la actualidad

[TakgeyonBlackbelt]

@gespilk You're preaching to the chior dude. No secrets here. Sometimes science just can't account for everything. I'll give you the guy's phone number if you'd like to load up and go to China and see for yourself! Oh by the way Rorion once gave me a similar talk. (Don't get me wrong Rorion is bad shit!)

[gespilk]

@TakgeyonBlackbelt

To take someone down you have to be aware,at all times,where is their Projected Centre Of Gravity (PCOG) on the ground (in the direction of the normal earth gravity).Also you have to be aware of the imaginary flat shape created between the points of the opponents body touching the ground (that would usually be some quadrilateral with vertices the tips of his toes and heels).Your task is to keep his PCOG outside the imaginary shape,then he falls. It's Easy-peasy once u feel it.

[TakgeyonBlackbelt]

@gespilk Being a Blue Belt in BJJ (Gracie School) I asked myself a similar question once when I approached an old school master. He told me to take him to the mat. I tried to take him down - one leg, two leg, and then finally I tried just picking him up off the floor. He stood there like a freakin stone statue with a big grin on his face. For the first time in my life I entertained the thought that against this guy my grappling and groundfighting skills were shit!

[voneinemkindgefict]

fuuuuuckkk...this guy is amazing.



[papertiger7]

@jorgebeltran True, the closest thing to grappling techniques that can be used on the street is standing head chokes and arm locks but trying to take some down to the ground isn't a logical thing to do especially in real violent encounter. The context of the situation is everything when you want to use certain techniques.

[jorgebeltran]

@gespilk A way to get off the armbar is to bite the leg ;) Still nobody uses jiu jitsu in the street, and this art wasn´t created to fight MMA fighters.