Description: Chinese Traditional Wushu Shao Bei Quan Series by Shi Decheng 28DVDsTitleOtherDVD - Complete SetDVD - Tai ChiChen Style Tai ChiYang Style Tai ChiWu Style Tai ChiSun Style Tai ChiLi Deyin Taichi SeriesOther Style Tai ChiDVD - Shao LinDVD - Ba GuaDVD - Hsing I(Xing Yi,Yi Quan)DVD - Wu DangDVD - Yong Chun ( Wing Chun )DVD - Tang LangDVD - Ba JiDVD - Qi GongDVD - Chinese MedicineDVD - Other Traditional WushuHong QuanCai Li Fo (Choy Lee Fu)Wan Laisheng's WushuChu Guiting's Classical SeriesWu Shijun Quan Feng SeriesOther WushuDVD - WuShu Dan & RoutineDVD - Sanda,FightingDVD - Bruce Lee Jeet KuneDVD - Learning ChineseChinese DramaChinese FilmChina Civilization DocumentaryDVD - Classic MoviesCD - Tai Chi & Buddhist MusicChinese Nostalgia (1960-1980)Chinese Traditional Wushu Shao Bei Quan Series by Shi Decheng 28DVDsChinese Traditional Wushu Shao Bei Quan Series by Shi Decheng 28DVDs Shao Bei Quan is composed of several ancient styles of martial arts which were combined over time, finally coming together in it's current form in the mid Qing dynasty. The fighting methods of the system are generally broken into four categories Duan Da (Short Striking), Chang Quan (Long Fist), Po Na (Breaking & Seizing), and Qiao Dun Shu Gong (Skillful evasion methods) (Methods of evading attacks and capture attempts and group fighting strategies). Within these four categories there are many sub-divisions. They also include many other types of ancient training methods rarely seen today such as, extensive conditioning and special skill methods, Nei Gong methods, and "Clever skills" which include use of varied training apparatus such as poles, ropes, nets, bridges, chains, stakes, etc. These are often setup in "obstacle course" fashion and used in a variety of ways for conditioning, locomotion, and combat training with and without weapons. Shao Bei is often referred to as a Shaolin style (or more accuratelly just "Buddhist temple boxing") however it's earliest components come from martial practitioners of the Linji sect. The earliest methods are attributed to a 3rd generation lay disciple of the linji sect living at the end of the Tang dynasty and are referred to as the "Duan Da Loose Methods". Other methods came from various other places, including several more monks from the Linji sect in various temples. The other main source was Shaolin methods (The Linji monk who created the Po Na methods came from Shaolin before going to Wutai Shan after Xueting Fuyu's expulsion of non Caodong monks) (Also methods from Bai Yufeng were later used by another monk in Jiangsu when formulating the Dian Gang Quan / Pointing Hard Boxing, methods). The Rou Hua Quan forms trace back to a late Ming/Early Qing Dynasty monk in Shandong who combined Zhang Songshi's Wudang Neijia Quan Methods with Shaolin methods. In the mid Qing dynasty most of these methods were inherited by a monk of the Linji sect who had been collecting the various martial arts and training methods created at Shaolin and other monasteries. He passed these on to his Buddhist disciple who created the Ba Bu Duan Da (Eight Section Short Striking) sets. He was friends with two other masters who exchanged their techniques with him. One was the inheritor of the Po Na methods created in the early Yuan by the Linji sect Shaolin monk on Wuati Shan. The other was the inheritor of the Rou Hua Quan (Soft Transformation Boxing) created by the monk in Shandong who combined Zhang Songxi's Neijia with Shaolin methods. All of these methods were passed through six generations of monks before being inherited by Zhao Guolun who passed them on to Zhang Rongshi who began to teach the style openly in the1960's.No.1: Shaobei boxing essence 2DVDs No.2: Shaobei Qigong gun No.3: less North 24 short boxing No.4: eight steps of less northern Yin No.5: less North linked legs No.6: less North Point boxing No.7: less North soft boxing No.8: Shaobei Zen forest boxing 2DVDs No.9: short fight at less north point No.10: less North soft short hit No.11: short north door opening No.12: less North 18 broken No.13: Shaobei Yijin classic No.14: less North Eight Dharma knives No.15: Shaobei group front sword No.16: Shaobei sword dagger No.17: Shaobei short staff No.18: shanbaton, Shaobei Town No.19: less north three front Yue No.20: Shaobei Kaishan axe No.21: Shaobei rope dart No.22: Shaobei Liuhe gun No.23: less North slightly child stick No.24: less North hand protection double hookLecturer: zhangrongshi (125 minutes in total); Lecturer: Zhang Lijun (57 minutes) Lecturer: Chen Jian (72 minutes) Lecturer: Lian Jingming (40 minutes) Lecturer: sunrentao (40 minutes) Lecturer: Zhang Lijun (62 minutes); Lecturer: yangchuntao (60 minutes) Lecturer: lianjingming (100 minutes) Lecturer: Fan Guofa (70 minutes) Lecturer: guotiecheng (43 minutes) Lecturer: Fan Guofa (48 minutes); Lecturer: wangzhijian (58 minutes) Lecturer: hanzhenbo (65 minutes) Lecturer: Zhang Lijun (80 minutes) Lecturer: hanzhenbo (70 minutes) Lecturer: wujingbo (70 minutes); Lecturer: zhaotiangang (60 minutes) Lecturer: Zhang Jun (71 minutes) Lecturer: Sun Gang (56 minutes) Lecturer: chenmingyi (70 minutes) Lecturer: Sun Gang (96 minutes in total); Lecturer: gaoshutan (53 minutes) Lecturer: Zhong Chuncheng (70 minutes) Lecturer: Sun permanent (70 minutes) Lecturer: Shi Yanlu Format: 28DVDs PaymentDelivery detailsAbout usContact usPayment We accept PayPal only. 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Country/Region of Manufacture: China
Format: DVD
Sport: Martial Arts
Language: Chinese
Subtitle Language: English
Movie/TV Title: Chinese Traditional Wushu Shao Bei Quan Series
Region Code: DVD: 0/All (Region Free/Worldwide)
Season: 1
Edition: Criterion Edition
Studio: GZBEAUTY
Genre: Sports
Sub-Genre: Kung Fu, Martial Arts, Traditional Martial Arts, Health, Fitness, Shao Lin, Shao Bei Quan
Type: TV Series
Actor: Shi Yanlu
Rating: G
Features: Full Screen
Director: Shi Yanlu
Release Year: 2008