Step & Anglework is the Secret - Xing Yi Quan

[@randyclere2330]

High level practioner.... really like watching him!

[@Blueslicks321]

no...

[@scottomatic4621]

I love watching this guy. I would love to train the rest of my life with Ismet. Thank you for the knowledge.

[@MrFullshot]

Yes!! Great Classic Traditional Xing Yi! "Get The Basics" Learn Xing Yi 1st and Bagua 2nd. It's hard to find anyone interested these styles. Any serious MMA extternial fighter would benift learning these skills.

[@ikrammaududi6205]

Why should I learn xing yi 1st and baguazhang 2nd? Can you tell me? I'm more interested in baguazhang

[@iflotaichi]

@@ikrammaududi6205 It is somewhat easier to develop internal power with xing yi because xing yi training assumes you are starting without already having internal power. There is clear a progression from obvious force, to hidden force to empty force. Traditionally the men that came to tai chi and bagua were ready for the hidden force stage.

[@jcdough]

Great lesson, Sifu. Excellent explanation! Many thanks.

[@bigpapaboomboom9735]

You have a great teaching voice.

[@aeD4RK]

You are in the right path brother. Keep it up.

[@yvesrobert5934]

Good exercice, good flow !

[@strangelaw6384]

Best demo and explanation I have ever seen

[@MrNomark]

Looks nice and dancelike. Wonder what the result would be if you mixed this with a decent combatives practitioner???

[@TheIronandSilk]

MrNomark...Exactly right! He punched one, (note left hand is down by his hip) then used the left hand for punch two. Then on three he steps out. A regular person would clock him before he throws strike number two...it's common sense. Thanks for pointing this out as I was scrolling through the comments to see if anyone see this.

[@mkleng]

All this sounds really like Bagua theory, right, Sifu?

[@theotimusking1138]

do you have a video course on hsing yi?

[@Xdiego587]

1:06 "warte kurz" i see ze german zere 😄

[@bencoomer2000]

There's a lot of similarities to the Yang 2 person form.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Heavy on theory, lacking in practical application. Violence is unpredictable and spontaneous. You are over complicating something that must be simple to be effective. Better to spend the time doing jam jhong. Good luck with it. Laoshr #60 CYKFA

[@Blueslicks321]

None of this is realistic when it comes to actual fighting. Please put the pads on and try any of this...

[@Allen2saint]

“Putting on the pads” isn’t realism. Talk to people who do security, combat and law enforcement. It all comes in close range and it comes fast. This is a way to control the opponent and strike when necessary.

[@yvesrobert5934]

Good exercice, good flow !