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Hey Daixinyi, I appreciate your constructive criticism! As I said in the video, I don't really talk about the history. More using the Legend as an inspiration. As I am informed there are no real scientific evidence of the history of Xing Yi Quan. Yours I also heard already. So I find it is a valuable addition to this video here. Thank you! But I also heard other stories. If you have sources of scientific evidence that I could check out, I will be happy to get a link for that. I am eager to learn!

@@xuangongfu To be honest the history from, Ji Long Feng is pretty straight forward and non mystical, though later on there is some discrepancies, Li Lao Neng, learnt from. Some say he learnt directly from, Dai family, such as, Dai Wenxiong (Dai Long Bang's son), others say he learnt from, Guo Weihan (which has it's own unique branch of Xinyi, which still exists in Qi Xian , to this day), Guo, was Dai Long Bang's nephew. If we are talking how. Xinyiliuhequan came to be assimilated into , Dai Xin Yi Quan, then the name which is commonly attributed to it, is Li Zheng (Zhang Zhicheng's student) - Zhang, being a student of - Ma Xueli.

That is true... the good thing is that I now that :)

Diese Art von Kommentare sind mir am liebsten...haha ;) danke dir andrius

Thank you for your comment Marco. I like your idea very much. Could be a interesting topic for another full podcast... or I will find some time at other occasion to talk more about this :)

Hey Nils, thank you for your positiv comment! 🙂🙏

What ever you practice... it obviously did not solve your ego issues... I dont know how you hit the tree trunk...but if the tree didnt teach you humbleness you might did not listen well. I dont know how you use the dit da jow... but be aware it doesnt heal your inner wounds... when your inner wounds heal... you will not feel the need anymore to hate on others... all the best to you on your way!

@@xuangongfu Sir, I did say this was NOT a diss or rant. But whatever you think of me ...or what I said, it is as you know is highly irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. DO YOU EVER THINK TO YOURSELF ? THESE PEOPLE WHO PAY YOU FOR CLASSES ARE PUTTING THEIR LIVES IN YOUR HANDS. YOU CAN TRY TO HIDE (BEHIND) HUMBLENESS ALL YOU WANT. IF YOU ARE PRACTICING A ((SOLDIER'S)) MARTIAL ART, WHY DO YOU LOOK OUT OF SHAPE? WHY ARE YOUR MOVEMENTS (NOT) EXPLOSIVE ? I SEE YOUR INTENTIONS ARE HONORABLE....BUT TOO MUCH YIN LEADS TO / LETHARGY / AND OVERTHINKING, BOTH WHICH MAKE YOUR ART USELESS IN A STREET FIGHT. AND ABOUT YOUR STATEMENT ON MY EGO...... ....I AM NOT THE ONE WHO IS PUTTING OUT VIDS AND CALLING MYSELF A TEACHER, THO I HAVE BEEN A MARTIAL ARTIST FOR 49 YEARS. YOUR VIEWS AND SUBSCRIBER COUNT & ALGORITHM WILL PROVE MY STATEMENT.

@@MrOppy678 Maybe you didnt intent to diss...but you judge without knowing me... Anyways, for me its always amusing to have these exchangese with keyboard heros... People with actual skills, dont have the need to go to others peoples youtube videos and give great recommendations...this is how I know to not take you too serious. If you visit me at my school, exchange with me in a respectful way alongside a cup of tea... I will be more interested to hear of what you have to say.

This is a very funny, and good example! Thank you for leaving it here at this video! And thank you for your support! I appreciate it a lot!

That you can appreciate the takedown that I just mark over the stikes, showes me that you have a good eye ;)... i would see it the same :)

in my opinion internal martial arts are in both long and short distances. Northern Shaolin has internal as well but just like wrestling or jiu jitsu… the fight almost always goes into the clinch in which southern styles short distance is so useful

​@@DxModel219C an't see that. Iam not speaking about Shaolin relatet styles, but taiji, xingyi and bagua. It surly works in clinches. Waiting for the aggressor attackes is not a good strategy, because he not throwing a punch, but punches in a uncontrolled manner. You are in danger be overwhelmed. To be a complete martial artist you need be able striking out wider distance. With a little experience in boxing with or without kicks, you will know a Bengquan or a piercing palm are not designed for attacks from distance. This arts good for law enforcement/security. But not so good for sportfighting and self defense in a street fighting situation. So much I love baguazhang and xingyi I like keep it realistic.

@@hubertploberger985 ofcourse mix it up

@@DxModel219 In a certain age is learning the pure art difficult enough! 😂

@@hubertploberger985 😂 Yah and our body and reaction time is not the same as when we were alot younger. One thing about close range internal art like tai chi and soft wing chun is you still advance as you grow older. You’re not limited like if you’re 60 years old doing muay thai.

Hey Philippe, thank you for all your support! I am very happy to have you following and appreciating our work all the way from Canada :)

@@xuangongfu Man your mission to bring full time training in modern day is so important. One of the thing I like with our practice is the reflexion on how ti bring traditionnal method into modern contexe practice and keep the art alive. Thank to you bro.

Ah thank you, that helped a lot :D

@Ratva666 Funny, that's just what I told your mom the other night. That's why I didn't pay her.

@@BaritoneUkeBeast4Life great to see you are just a jerk to other people … if u cant handle criticism then don’t comment on public forum.

@pierre50mm Actually there is no Xing Yi Quan structure, technique, energy, or power engine found within Ninjutsu. The power engines used to generate force are completely different.

@alastair4839 Your misunderstanding the entire purpose of this video. The Sifu here is merely teaching you an exercise to develop one specific skill. This exercise is designed to teach you how to relax and strike without overcommitting or placing too much importance on whether or not you hit, that's it. This is not a sparring exercise or full contact full speed. I promise you no matter what this looks like to you at home, when you are sparring in front of a Xing Yi Quan practitioner and in striking range, or grappling range, the techniques are not telegraphed at all. You can enter with a Pi Chuan or splitting fist technique to the face or neck and follow up with a Beng Chuan to the liver or spleen and the opponent will never see it coming. To comment on the fighting aspects of what is shown in this video is like someone who never followed western boxing laughing at boxers who jump rope for example and commenting on how does jumping rope help you in a fight. Or commenting why a boxer is wasting his time drilling on a speed bag that doesn't hit back. You have exercises designed to develop different skills. There are plenty of Xing Yi Quan videos here on YT that show experts sparring with it against opponents for you to see how to apply it at full speed and power.

@@BaritoneUkeBeast4Life thanks for the reply, and it makes some sense. But, I am not quite convinced... when you practice like this - you "drill" in the telegraphing / bad habits. This practice could easily be done without it. In boxing - against the bag, pads, shadow-boxing, whatever - if you do bad technique and drill it in, you soon find out in sparring, or get told off :p - your analogy doesn't really hold up. Jump rope is universal (like running or anything else) and the speed bag isn't really a punch technique

@@alastair4839 What you say regarding drilling in bad habits is most certainly true, and I agree with you completely. But doing things slow in the internal arts allows the student to focus on their body structure and joints through every micro movement from the beginning to the end of each move. So moving fast all the time isn’t always advantageous for a student of the internal arts like Xing Yi or Tai Chi. By the way the strikes in Xing Yi shoot straight out toward the centerline of the opponent. So the body generates energy like a bow while the limbs strike straight out like an arrow. You will find boxing strikes like its hook punches, telegraph far more than any of the strikes found within Xing Yi.

@@BaritoneUkeBeast4Life I have no issue training slow movements. But I have done these kinds of drills many times (in Kung fu and Tai Chi) - and picked up the bad movements. I got the power and speed, but was quickly exposed later when I started to spar with the boxing / kick-boxing lads, my little rocking/prep motions meant I would get parried or slipped and countered and got hit a good many times. I had to work hard to remove all the "nonsense", so strikes are from A to B and start immediately - no pre-movement. Hooks should not be telegraphed - you might move into position before you throw one, you might not - but it is not part of the strike. I don't know, maybe I am being picky - but these movements make me cringe a bit, I think they could be done, nice and slowly, without all the rocking - that is all I am really saying - not trying to say boxing is better/worse - you just get exposed very quickly in the ring if you do any extraneous movements : )

@@alastair4839 That’s fine then you do what works for you. But don’t put down what others do just because you’re unable to make it work for you. If you’re into western boxing and you don’t have any interest in Kung Fu, why are you even here wasting your time watching Kung fu videos and commenting. Go train.