地术拳Fujian Di Shu Quan-Fujian Ground Boxing or Dog Boxing
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- In this video you also see some basic application barehanded and with a stick.
Another Southern Chinese Martial Art from Fujian Province.
Dishu Quan is also known as Gou Quan(Dog Boxing) or Dishu Quanfa (Ground Skills Canine Methods) or Dishang Feilong (Flying Dragon over ground).
There are several legends about the development of Dishu Quan.One states it that Dishu Quan was started practicing in Ming Dynasty. Another states the the folk hero Fong Saiyuk was a master of Dishu Quan who passed on his skills to monks in the Zhuyuansi/Guanyuan Temple(Chengde,Hebei Province).So it was passed down for several generation till the monk Hui Kai, who was said to be a fellow of nun Si Yue.It also was said that the art was developed by nuns of the Buddhist White Lotus Temple(白莲庙) of Fujian Province.
As these nuns came often from non monastic life they had been threaten with bound feet. So physically standing activity was hard till impossible for them.
To solve the problem not being able to defend themselves they developed an art which focuses on many ground fighting methods and kicks from the position.Which is today known as ground boxing or Dog Boxing.
There are two sources of these art which can be traced. One comes from the Buddhist nun Si Yue who resided at the nunnery of With Lotus Temple and was suposly involed into Anti Qing Activity(White Lotus Society). She fled injured became ill and was taken care of by the Chen Family Clan in Yongchun county of Fujian.
From that point on it was passed down in the Chen Family as a family secret for several generations.The first son who learned this art was Chen Biao. He had also learned Tiger Boxing(Huzun Quan) and he developed the style further.
It was first taught to outsiders by a Chen Aiyin, Chen Biaos son who had to flee to Singapore because he had killed an bandit and had then to flee before the authorities.
But he only taught a few selected students. Among them was Chen Yiju who later came back to Fujian Province to teach and had a lot of students.
The other main source is Hui Kai(whose lineage could trace back to Fong Sai Yuk).
Dishu Quan originally consisted of 3-4 Sets where all of the 108 Boxing Methods of the style where taught in. These were later expanded to 8 sets,two partner sets and two weapon sets(Stick and Broadsword)
People who say Chinese Kung Fu No ground fighting, should watch this
传说是狗拳的一副份 马来武术也是 是南少林很历害的武术之一 狗拳很历害但现在人只懂得皮毛 听说狗拳套路最多也是最实战的南拳之一
老者陳政祿先師是在下師傅.本人在台灣.
Cool.
wtf DID I JUST SEE a jiujitsu Dela riva sweep!??? 5:18
yes, you did. my style hung gar kuen has this sweep, too. dont believe every bjj propaganda for "invent" things.
+Supermomo2007 yes, agreed. the only difference may be that Brazilian Jiujutsu has made a name for itself by being active in combat sports whereas many of these traditional systems have become watered down to the point of some schools teaching mostly form very little to no application and absolutely no free fighting. Outside of this every system has value and no matter common techniques can be found across many.
joel: my hung gar school covers dishuquan (dog style kung fu) groundwork. there are submissions you will not find in judo or bjj.
i did also some shuai jiao (chinese wrestling) to increase my power. Hung gar/shuai jiao/dishuquan combination makes you to a complete and deadly kung fu fighter. we have also often sparring sessions.
+Supermomo2007 understood. my intention was not to strike out all traditional Chinese Martial arts schools as lacking in practical combat, Id like to think that i know better having a foundation in Chinese martial arts myself. There are schools that keep it practical and functional but it is a fact that there are many schools that do not. Also I think many people confuse combat sport with traditional martial art, many traditional systems would train self defence, full contact sparring would be one part of what they do, they are more conceptual and philosophical in their approach most times aiming to more or less to refine the practitioner on the inside whereas other systems of fighting are for the specific purpose of building athletes to win fights in the ring, Brazilian jiu jitsu is a martial art that crosses over both as it has its roots in judo and by extension koryu Jiujutsu but has also become a staple in modern day combat sport. All have their purpose none should be undermined
There is a Dela Riva type sweep in Hung Gar? I practice Hung Kuen and I have never seen any ground techniques, do you have a source? Also I study White Crane with "Shifu Neil Johnson" the only western permited to teach Dishu Quan here in East Sussex UK...Though I dont study Dishu fa I watch the classes.
No rolling(sparring) no escapes or defenses to common MMA submissions just Entries that look like guard pulling into sweeps and some iffy looking locks. All the entries and locks start with wrist grabbing against a punch...Doesnt look very effective but way better then other traditional styles.
ruclips.net/video/SDxUMf7zcvw/видео.html
but anyways here a video of the Grandmasters of the system in a demo in 1986
ruclips.net/video/k9fuA2Ce8N0/видео.html
Maybe a good self-defence against the rapists.
Well the martial art was designed for women whom at the time had their foot bound, which made walking difficult and would probably make them vulnerable to attacks from bandits. This could very well be intended as a self defense against rapists.
You can't use invalid feet for that.
Foot binding is rare in China historically only done by Nobles and Elites, the general population never done it. Cant work and feed your family with fucked up little feet.
cintu lator Or MMA.
@@mongolchiuud8931 Foot binding was not exclusive to nobles at all. Many girls from poor families had it done to them so that they would seem like they had come from a wealthy family. it is correct that it originated in the upper echelons of chinese society but it was incredibly prevalent in the last couple of hundred years. Here is a wiki link, pretty interesting read. Might be worth checking out he referenced sources as well since i cannot guarantee the figures are entirely accurate. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foot_binding
好像巴西柔術