Intermediate Yiquan 48: The Natural Set 13 ~ Xingyi's Beautiful Sins

[@ange_mo]

I started training XingYi just before I found out about Yi Quan. I love the ideas in both

[@thr3treebase886]

Me too.

[@williamkrevey1098]

Your doing a great job! In and effort to provide something to consider about our practice think consciously about loosing the hips? Snap them. Cheers!

[@EM-fk7mk]

Try it in the boxing ring soemtime. Im not joking. Actually i like that palm move u were doing. Guy in my high school called that jing. Thats a helpful movement to develop intention / power in a more focused way. Perhaps connects to the jing / dan tien.

[@ange_mo]

If your ever in the north east of Australia, I’d love to train with you mate.

[@thr3treebase886]

Thanks, I appreciate that.

[@ange_mo]

Our kangaroos doing amazing things with structure and elasticity. It’s fascinating to look at them from a martial arts perspective.

[@thr3treebase886]

@@ange_mo Yes definitely. I believe they can punch a bit as well!

[@ange_mo]

@@thr3treebase886 oh yes, upper arms like wrestler with tiny t-rex hands 🦖

[@ange_mo]

Are you familiar with Cui Ruibin’s footwork?

[@thr3treebase886]

Yes. And one thing I would note most of all in the context of this video is his step-in double push, which I hope to talk about another time. He launches people dramatically and his timing and the way he sets the push is perfect.

[@bajuszpal172]

Nice, but missing the point, in passive actions, body comes first, in active actions legs come first. In both cases, however hands follow. Best regards. Paul,69