Yi Quan Training Method And Combat Applications - Kung Fu Report

Today we will talk about the training method for Yi Quan. We did a video on Power Generation before and today we will expand on those concepts. Yi Quan allows you to drop techniques and structure, meaning you will get freedom of movement and freedom from relying on specific structures.
Power Generation video mentioned.
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[@Allen2saint]

Shout out to Chris for taking a couple pretty hard shots for the student audience! Take care, Chris!

[@pedrozavarize6309]

Poor Chris really seemed to feel the blows in this one

[@0darksimon0]

thank you. this is really awesome that you share such interesting kung fun with us who mostly came here only for WC. this is really eye opening and I hope you keep making about different Kung Fu systems also.

[@brucebooker2227]

Nice explanation of training progression. Thank you

[@redrain4477]

First time I have listened to you and you are a great communicator .

[@JKDVIPER]

Great work guys.

[@EdwardMccutchen-dj7fo]

I still need to see-it,in modern Jackie Chan,Movies? I go way back,to martial arts theater movies in the80's!

[@felipevaccaro6615]

every video i learn more .... fantastic

[@jimwrightkaiser5226]

Excellent explanation! Thank you.

[@cardiyred]

I don't know much about martial arts, but the Yi Quan you showed me was the coolest compared to the other videos I've ever seen. To be honest, other Yi Quan videos seem to be floundering their arms strangely when viewed by strangers. Your punch looks really elastic, so I want you to upload another Yi Quan video. The sentence can be weird because it's a translator.

[@alswedgin9274]

Fascinating!

[@RamiTsunami]

Wow..Tnx.. S'i fu Adam fo

[@peteg2035]

That was fantastic.

[@jjones7837]

Thanks for this. I think I stumbled upon this engine after years training and experimenting in WC, Filipino Arts and Yang/Chen Taiji. I remember the first time a I met GM Cheuk Fung in the SF Bay at a class and was introduced to the idea of "No form". Now that I'm older it's interesting that my fighting style has changed more into what you were showing here. Many paths to the Truth!

[@ansu423]

What a great video! I couldn't help but correlate Posting and Movement to Yoga, specifically the Mountain Pose and the Warrior Series. Yoga has tremendously improved my Martial Arts Training (Japanese Art), but the focus has been more on alignment, structure and breathing- incorporating the heaviness/bouyancy of the "Ball" and "Spirals" which Adam speaks never occurred to me. Making this simple addition to my perception as I practice will change a lot in how I cultivate the relationship of my body to both itself and my mind (Yoga).

[@JKDVIPER]

That was cool.

[@brianlee360]

Nice

[@DLTRN1369]

Truly wonderful. I am looking for a genuinely authentic training program on how to fight your student who don’t bother resisting. Thank you.

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[@Menyhard]

Nice sir