Wushu Xing Yi Quan
Xing yi quan (lit: "Form/Intention Boxing" or "Shape/Will Boxing") is the most aggressive of the 3 major internal wushu styles. In xingyiquan (or short: "Xing Yi") you use coordinated movements to generate bursts of power in order to overwhelm your opponent. What's typical about wushu xingyi is that every attack comes with a synchronized defense technique. Movements are short but extremely fast.
Description: Wushu Xing Yi Quan
- Xingyiquan involves many shocking aggressive attacks.
- Efficiency and quality of movements are very important in xingyiquan forms. Hits are direct and no energy is wasted - Body - one unit.
- Torso stays vertical during almost all xingyi techniques.
Trainer advice: Wushu Xing Yi Quan
- Spear artists are more likely to unterstand the mechnics of xingyiquan fast.
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