Historically, this routine was regarded as a 'secret transmission' (Mi Chuan), reserved for those who had achieved a high level of internal and external mastery. The term 'Arhat' refers to the enlightened saints of Buddhist lore, and the routine is designed to cultivate both the physical prowess and the spiritual discipline of the warrior monk. This instructional program is presented by Master Zhang Shijie (Buddhist name: Yong Jie), a distinguished 32nd-generation lineage successor of Shaolin Kung Fu. Master Zhang brings a wealth of scholarly and practical experience to this presentation, ensuring that the historical heritage and technical purity of the 'Original Boxing Tree' are preserved. The Arhat lineage is celebrated for its 'Mighty and Swift' energy and its focus on functional martial skill, providing a scientific pathway to mastering the art's internal depth and tactical versatility. The choreography is a masterclass in 'Cohesive Choreography,' where movements are executed with such speed and power that they appear to be smooth and continuous. Master Zhang Shijie provides a meticulous breakdown of the forms, emphasizing the coordination of the 'Four Pillars': hand forms, stances, technical routines, and skill applications. A defining feature of this Form & Applications is the multi-directional nature of the strikes—punching out upward, to the front, or downward.
Lecturer: Zhang Shijie
Format: MP4
Language: Chinese | Subtitle: English
Duration: 59'00"
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