DW118-08 Chinese Kungfu Wu Shijun Quan Feng Series - Hua Tan Palm by Wu Shijun MP4

Hua Tan palm used to be the routine of Taoist wushu, which belongs to Long Quan style. The main hand form is palm, which needs unfold, light and smart, clear and rapid. It looks gentle, contrast to the forceful "Three Emperor Cannon Pound" whose main form is fist. While practicing, understanding the Tao's meaning is important. There are 36 movements, called "36 style frame fist". It has been used to be the training routine for Taiji Quan's building and body techniques by Yang Banhou, son of famous master of Taiji Quan, Yang Luchan.

• Lecturer: Wu Shijun
• Format: MP4
• Language Speaking: Chinese 
• Subtitle: English/Chinese
• Length of time: 54'56"

Grandmaster Wu Shijun


Wu Shi Jun is appearing everywhere right now. He is a professional instructor with a number of arts who seems, in addition, to be making himself something of a media presenter for the art. He is trying to remain traditional and yet popularize and explicate the relationship of the arts to Chinese culture. We put him under his name because his martial background is wide and extensive. He comes from XiaoYi in Shanxi province. He started learning BaFa and other systems from Jia Hu Chen, Dong Wei Shan and Li Tian Zhan. In 1966 he began Chen Taiji with Feng ZhiQian and Tian XiuChen. He has training in BaGua, Taiji, Xing Yi, possibly Yi Quan, Bafa, Long Fist and Canon Fist not to mention a number of others. Expect this section to continue to grow as Wu Sifu expands his presentations. Here's a little more about the Ba Fa style.