Zhang Jun Shows How Xingyi Structure Comes From Spear

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The way I see it, the push power comes from stepping in then brutally extending the the arm when close enough and the opposite when he pulls the arm, back step then violently retracting the arm. Seems to be a proper example of unleashing all the powers from weight shifting into the opponent's body very suddently. Doesn't seem like a shoving/driving motion, but tensing up the entire body at the end of the weight shift to transfer the entire force into the opponent.

[@stevenwang261]

Nice short power, applied in most Southern Chinese MA. We apply the same principles in our Wing Chun. "Huen" escape from pressure, steal a step, Lap Sao etc.

[@mkleng]

So how does he develop that power? Are dedicated Xingyi practitioners powerful?

[@greenshifu]

Thank you for that little bit of insight! The vertical against horizontal reminds me of something I learnt in karate, circular stops straight punches and vice versa. Ever come across this?

[@CrossingFist]

Good stuff, Will. Zhang looks like he has some serious short power. I wouldn’t want to take a beng quan from him.

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He was very powerful, but also a total gentleman.

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Monkey Steals Peach He seems like an affable guy. I’ve loved the Xingyi series, though I’m admittedly biased.

[@KingoftheJiangl]

@@MonkeyStealsPeach is there any head movement in any of the systems of the masters you've visited? Head/body movement is very important in weapons systems especially spear since it's primarily thrusting weapon. Please let me know, AMTF

[@真人-u3g]

你走上，我走下。你來直的，我可以在上下左右稍加一點，你就抗不了。如果你懂了勁，或有了渾圓力，這些都是空談！

[@onedirection3510]

Excellent! Very insightful! 👏👏👏

[@blockmasterscott]

Nice house! I kept admiring the spiral staircase! Did you guys visit someone's house?

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Yep, was his student's house. Typical northern Chinese hospitality. After filming the interview his student invited us all to his home for a huge feast and lots of alchohol.

[@blockmasterscott]

@@MonkeyStealsPeach That is so cool!

[@SUF-py4ix]

Liked that video msp. Training spear? A pole/spear or an empty hand form called spear? Cheers

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An actual spear

[@Manuyiquan]

Because it is said that Xinyiquan, mother style of Xingyiquan, was created by spear expert Ji longfeng who used spear movements and tactics to create a bare hand style...

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[@NoverMaC]

that is fascinating... How can you even apply that much power on a pull?

[@justinsnow3979]

Good body mechanics, using whole body movement.

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Hey How can I gain energy with practicing kung fu

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If you lack energy maybe change your diet.....

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How?? I always watch your videos and practice but I realise that I don't have energy

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You mean Kung Fu instead of fung fu? Find a good master otherwise here is “紙上談兵”。Can you understand the meanings of the Chinese?

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@@TheAnsonysc No i don't understand it, what's the meaning

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шуму как на птичьем базаре, неприятно смотреть