Chinese martial arts culture has a long history, rich heritage, and many schools. Among the people, they are divided into internal and external schools. Internal schools focus on softness and are stored inside, while external schools focus on hardness and are strong outside. From the perspective of health and sports, internal boxing is easy and soft, while external boxing is strong and powerful, but in the end they both need to cultivate both inside and outside to make the body evenly developed. Internal schools regard Wudang as their ancestor, and martial arts represented by Tai Chi, Xingyi (Xinyi, Liuhe, Yiquan), Bagua, Tongbei, etc. are mostly called internal boxing. Internal boxing emphasizes intentional practice, and can be practiced by anyone, regardless of strength or weakness, old or young. This column focuses on the study and research of internal boxing.
Internal strength is the essence of internal boxing, which is the “Dantian force”, hidden inside and not visible outside! Internal strength, such as the softness of Tai Chi, the hardness of Xingyi, the agility of…
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On the road of life, people who choose to practice martial arts usually have a common belief: actions speak louder than words. For those who are passionate about martial arts, they know that only through…
Martial arts is a traditional art with a long history. It is not only a sport, but also a way to cultivate one’s character. Through the study of martial arts, children can exercise their physical…
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