心意六合_龍形 Xinyi Liuhe _The Dragon
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Looking at the Dragon of Xinyi Liuhe Quan it seems to see a technique very far from martial arts. At most a simple torso mobility exercise. Instead we find ourselves faced with a very important concept, both in classical martial arts and in a modern context. The Dragon was the basis of disarming the opponent and the effective use of the body, shoulder and elbow at short distances. Modernly the Dragon allows us to protect ourselves when we are attacked while we have our hands in our pockets.
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Nicely shown and explained. Thanks for sharing Master Dante!
A real banquet of moves today! Thanks much. There is something about the Falcon technique that I really like. But, I'm so tall I'm not sure if Falcon move is really for me. But I still like it :)
Ciao. If you are tall, the hawk application can be done by descending downwards, as the bird hawk actually does.
Oh! This is so great !
Grande Dante stile 12 animali dello Hsing I ahahahah ahahahah
C erano aggressivi dominanti d volatili😂😂😂😂
Il ver ultimo drago italiano!
Lancia stomaco dantian ❤
Dante Le Grand master 🎎㊙️☯️🙏🏻
Ciao Dante, Maestro, grazie a te, davvero coinvolgente il lavoro tramite le Forme
Il Drago 🐉🐲 di cui mi ero chiesto piuttosto spesso ma anche il Falco ed il Cavallo..
Due domande,l'Hung Gar è prevalentemente espressione della Tigre o del Leopardo?o di entrambi più altri Animali?mi ci sono sempre sentito affine
Seconda,il Ninjutsu ancestrale ,ovvero cinese, così come lo Shaolin visto dall'ottica di chi come me non mi accontento certo del "metodo" giapponese,pur io rispettandoli assai,potrebbe essere definito Koan?perché le spie Cinesi,verso i e le quali gli Shinobi giapponesi sono addestrati ad individuare,vengono così definiti nel Testo Shonin Ki
Che tu sappia può essere corretto come definizione in Cina? è propriamente,quello cinese,il Ninjutsu che in realtà vado cercando ed il Wing Chun Kuen del mio Sifu del quale sono Figlio Allievo ed Adepto,ma anche Amico,termine che considero il più bel complimento che posso aver ricevuto alla mia pratica, potrebbe,volendo ,e comunque forse,instradarmi verso di essi,nel tempo
Ciao Massimiliano, nell'Hung Gar è famoso il lavoro, opposto e complementare, di Tigre e Gru... ma bisogna chiedere ai cultori dello stile. 🙏🏽
@@DanteBasili Grazie Dante 🙏
Cool! Just yesterday I wrote an article about the differences in practice emphasis between Xinyiliuhe, Dai shi Xinyiliuhe, Xingyiquan and Yiquan. Contrasting the emphasis on structure with the emphasis on elastic strength in each direction. Somewhere to a greater extent, somewhere to a lesser extent. So Xinyiliuhe Henan presented the example of Longxingbu where, unlike Jibu, it is hard both above and below, in the early stages of practice, Longxingbu has a hard lower body and an elastic upper body.
Ciao. Can you link to the article so we can read it? 🙏🏽
@@DanteBasili Hello! Certainly. I’m still working on it and it’s in handwritten form as part of the dialogue in my book, for internal use (I don’t publish my work because I usually outgrow myself with practice) and in Russian. Mechanical translation can distort the idea a little, although translations have gotten better lately. Therefore, I will compile them into simpler abstracts and send them as a comment on your video.
Disclaimer: this excerpt is part of a very large text for internal use. This is my opinion, I do not impose it, but I also do not renounce my authorship. I am growing above myself, I learn a lot of new things every day and I can come to somewhat different conclusions than now. I respect and admire all the Masters and directions of Xinyiquan, Xingyiquan and Yiquan. There were a lot of letters. But there is no other way. This is the first part, introductory.
"... firstly, you need to understand the conditions under which Master Ji Longfeng created our art. The dates of his life in different sources are different, but it is obvious that the formation of the Master took place in the 20s of the 17th century. Officially, the full-scale Manchu invasion of China began in 1644 year, after the defeat of the peasant uprising of Li Zichen. However, Shanxi, Ji Longfeng’s home province, had been in ruins for 20 years. The Ming authorities were unable to do anything to counter the raids of the northern barbarians. Even there was a saying in those places: “I went beyond the gates of the house.” died immediately." After another pogrom of his native village, Longfeng, forced to wander, relied on his mastery of a spear, and made up for the stinginess of technical actions with the speed of attacks. And when he (sources differ in how it happened) the book of the general and patriot Yue Fei fell into his hands According to the principles of Neigong and the unification of the body, Xin, Yi, Qi into 6 mutual correspondences, Liuhe, he decides to reform the approach to martial arts, towards greater efficiency.
@@Gurkh77-nu6vh Ottimo! 🙏🏽
The best laboratory for quanshu at that time was the Shaolin Buddhist temple complex. Having overcome the mountains separating the southeast of Shanxi from Henan, simultaneously studying in some monasteries, in exchange for the spear technique tested in real battles, Longfeng remained for 10 years in Shaolin. He combined his knowledge with those treatises that Bodhidharma and subsequent masters of his line wrote, and also had the opportunity to spar with the best fighters of that era. Ji Longfeng himself was a treasure trove of information about the most effective strategies and tactics of real combat. The exchange was equal, especially in the context of the upcoming occupation. Initially, all Shaolin were united by the idea of overthrowing the invaders, but when the intelligent and, in fact, few invaders nevertheless established themselves on the throne of Heaven, the irreparable happened. The Manchus threw the northerners they had conquered into the resisting south as ordinary soldiers. The Han began to kill Han people, including peaceful old people, women and children. The northerners went against the southerners, led by the same Li Zichen, who came under the green banners of the Manchus, who served as the emperor of China for a year, and in fact it was he who overthrew the Ming dynasty. In the end, it was the adventurer who came to a bad end. Thus, the entire north of China was smeared with blood in the eyes of the southerners. To this day, this page of history divides the peoples of the north and south of China more strongly than the Yangtze River.
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