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DW121-01 Tao Liu Chui (Routine of Six Hammers) This punch skill was passed directly from Master Wan Laisheng, it is for both defence and attack. Practice the skill with the partner, it practice blocking and dodging. Punch six times to attack, and block six times to defend. It goes round and round. After you master it, you can dodge to escape from the opponent’s punch easily. Media:dvd Region: 0(all region DVD) Soundtrack: Chinese Subtitles: English / Chinese Duration: 50 mins |
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DW121-02 Twelve-style Quan (or Twelve Shape Linked Boxing) This set is the masterpiece of Mr. Wan Laisheng. Every time he was invited to take part in the national Wushu competition, Mr. Wan would perform this set whose characteristics are: fist sticking, palm chopping, Crosscut Fists and straight strikes, all of which made the movements as fast and overwhelming as lightning. Media:dvd Region: 0(all region DVD) Soundtrack: Chinese Subtitles: English / Chinese Duration: 51 mins |
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DW121-03 Throw Methods of Wushu ( Whrestling Technicals) Throw Methods of Wushu can help its practitioners not only to develop their physical strength, but also to enhance their skills of Seizing and Holding (Qin Na). Throw Methods of Wushu, aiming at teaching the practitioners the arts to throw the opponent down, empathizes the combination of skills and strength, holding of both the upper part of the opponent’s body and the lower part and either fighting or throwing. Media:dvd Region: 0(all region DVD) Soundtrack: Chinese Subtitles: English / Chinese Duration: 52 mins |
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DW121-04 Attach Methods of Shoulder, Elbow, Knee, Head, Jaw and Wrist From what Wan Laisheng said, You can break the enemy into pieces by your shoulder, and kill him by the elbow. You can break his bone by your knee and break his body by your head. You can break the membrane of the bone with the jaw. And so is the shadowless wrist if you are so good at such skills, you can disable the enemy. Media:dvd Region: 0(all region DVD) Soundtrack: Chinese Subtitles: English / Chinese Duration: 50 mins |
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DW121-05 The Breaking Method of Capture, Seize, Grip and Catch Capture by one hand, and seize by both hands. Don’t talk about the hitting skills when explaining the capture, and don’t say capture when explaining the hitting. Its intention is expressed to introduce the breaking skills and some aggressive breaking methods of Qin Na in Wushu. Media:dvd Region: 0(all region DVD) Soundtrack: Chinese Subtitles: English / Chinese Duration: 50 mins |
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DW121-06 The Breaking Methods of the Weapon In the fighting, if you want to snatch the opponent’s weapon, you should effectively catch and attack when the opponent is just going to use his weapon. Skillfully dodge is a very important point, using both the legs and hands to keep out an attack and make a counterattack. Media:dvd Region: 0(all region DVD) Soundtrack: Chinese Subtitles: English / Chinese Duration: 50 mins |
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DW121-07 Original Striking Taiji Sanshou (or Free Sparring in English) Striking Taiji Sanshou belongs to Ziran Men (Nature School Martial Art). It possesses some elements of Taiji, while differs a lot from Taiji, for its movements are composed by taking apart those of Taiji and restructuring them. Striking Taiji Sanshou aims at providing the practitioners with the most effective methods to gain victory in fight, thus, it contains both elements of Internal Arts and External Arts, and tools like Taiji Pole, Taiji Ball and so on, will be utilized as supplementary. Media:dvd Region: 0(all region DVD) Soundtrack: Chinese Subtitles: English / Chinese Duration: 51 mins |
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DW121-08 Nine-place Footwork and Dodging Methods in Nine-start Stake The nine-palace includes the four normal-direction palaces, the four corner-direction palaces and the center palace. A series of basic stake methods and footwork are formed according to this theory. Media:dvd Region: 0(all region DVD) Soundtrack: Chinese Subtitles: English / Chinese Duration: 50 mins |
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DW121-09 Attack and Defence Basic Skills of Zi Ran Men Zi Ranmen (Nature Door Martial Art): It was founded by the ancestor Dwarf Xu. According to the historical records, ancestor Xu was about 1.25 metres tall. Master Wan said that Xu was less than 1 metre. He was from Guizhou in the end of the Qing dynasty. Xu studied The Four Books, and the Five Classics well and learned Wushu when he was a child. Once he learned from the talent master, so he has great power in Wushu. Because of the timing and the environment, Zi Ran Men is not from Shaolin, Wudan, or E’mei. Dwarf Xu didn’t have a real name and he was called Jiangnan Guaijie (the monster talent of the south of the Changjiang River). He worked as the bodyguard all his life. He hadn’t settle down, so no one knew the end of his story. Media:dvd Region: 0(all region DVD) Soundtrack: Chinese Subtitles: English / Chinese Duration: 54 mins |
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DW121-10 The Active Orientation Attack and Defence of Zi Ran Men Zi Ran Men (Nature Door Martial Art) is based on the heaven and the earth; it is based on inside-track hand. There is no certain skills for fight, just practice the Kung fu. It mixed the mind, qi, the inner and outer energy together. The Active Orientation Attack and Defence of Zi Ran Men, it is very natural. Don’t touch, nor leave away. Change from straight to horizon, from square to round. You can shrink and extend, jump up or dodge. You can rotate freely. Wait for the enemy, and attack as the lightning. There are no begin and no end, very natural. Media:dvd Region: 0(all region DVD) Soundtrack: Chinese Subtitles: English / Chinese Duration: 50 mins |
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DW121-11 Oringinal Ziran Quan There is just one series of Ziran Quan in Ziran Men. It moves in three rows and nine points, The movement is smooth, agile, light, neither hard nor soft. It is very easy. It is the final routine, mainly practicing the Qi. Media:dvd Region: 0(all region DVD) Soundtrack: Chinese Subtitles: English / Chinese Duration: 51 mins |
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