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14-September-2008 12:50:26 - Changquan Chángquán traditional Chinese: 長拳; simplified Chinese: 长拳; literally Long Fist is a general term for external as opposed to internal Northern Wushu. It is one of the types of Wushu kung fu. A man doing cekongfan 侧空翻; side somersault, a common move in Changquan. A man doing cekongfan 侧空翻; side somersault, a common move in Changquan. The forms within the Long Fist style emphasize fully extended kicks and striking techniques, and by its appearance would be considered a long range fighting system. In some Long Fist styles the motto is that the best defense is a strong offense, in which case the practitioner launches a pre-emptive attack so aggressive that the opponent doesn't have the opportunity to attack. Long Fist uses large, extended, circular movements to improve overall body mobility in the muscles, tendons, and joints. After advanced study, a Long Fist practitioner will find that its forms contain Qin Na joint-locking techniques, as well as Shuai Jiao throws and takedowns. The Long Fist style is considered to contain a good balance of hand and foot techniques, but in particular it is renowned for its impressive acrobatic kicks. Of contemporary wÇ”shù events, Long Fist techniques are most popular and memorable with its whirling, running, leaping, and acrobatics. Chanquan moves are difficult to perform, requiring great flexibility and athleticism comparable to gymnasts. Long Fist's arsenal of kicks covers everything from a basic front toe-kick to a jumping back-kick, from a low sweep to a tornado-kick. Specifically, typical moves in modern Changquan include: xuanfengjiao 旋风脚; whirlwind kick, xuanzi æ—‹å?; butterfly jump, cekongfan 侧空翻; side somersault, and tengkongfeijiao 腾空飞脚; flying jump kick. Contents 1 History of Long Fist 2 Subtypes of Long Fist 3 A sample Long Fist curriculum 3.1 Hand forms 3.1.1 Hand forms explained 3.2 Weapons training 4 See also 5 References 6 External links History of Long Fist The core of Changquan / Long Fist was developed in the 10th century by Zhao Kuangyin, founding Emperor of the Song Dynasty 960-1279. His style was called Tà izÇ” Chángquán, which means the Long Fist style of Emperor Taizu. In semi-legendary classic writings transmitted by Tà ijÃquán's Yang family, their martial art is referred to by the name Chángquán in one of the received texts. These texts can only be reliably dated to the second half of the 19th century. The Long fist of contemporary wÇ”shù draws on ChÄ?quán, flower fist HuÄ?quán, Pà o ChuÃ, and red fist Hóngquán. Subtypes of Long Fist Pà o Chuà Chinese: ç‚®æ?¶; literally cannon punch pre-Tang Dynasty; ChÄ?quán Chinese: 查拳; Cha Yuanyi style Tang Dynasty 618-907; Tà izÇ” Chángquán Chinese: 太祖長拳; Emperor Taizu long fist Song Dynasty 960-1279; FÄ?nziquán Chinese: ç¿»å?拳; tumbling fist Song Dynasty 960-1279; Hóngquán Chinese: 紅拳; red fist Song Dynasty 960-1279; and Huáquán Chinese: è?¯æ‹³; China fist Tang Dynasty 618-907. A sample Long Fist curriculum North Shaolin Long Fist Kung Fu Includes: Bare Hand Forms Weapons Chin na Dui Da Joint Locking skills sets Two Man Fighting Routines Self Defense Applications Iron Palm Training Internal Hand forms Lian Bu Quan - Consecutive Linking Step Fist Gong Li Quan or Power Fist Form Tan Tui or Springing Legs 20 Methods Fighting Form or Er Shi Er Fa Chuan Duan Da Quan - Fighting In Close Quarters Boxing/Short Hit Boxing Hua Quan - First Set Of China Fist Yi Lu Xi Yue Hua Quan 2 - Second Set Of China Fist Er Lu Xi Yue Hua Quan 3 - Third Set Of China Fist San Lu Xi Yue Hua Quan 4 - Fourth Set Of China Fist Si Lu Xi Yue Hua Quan 2 2 Man - Second Set Of China Fist Two Man Fighting Set Er Lu Xi Yue Hua Quan 4 2 Man - Fourth Set Of China Fist Two Man Fighting Set Si Lu Xi Yue Hand forms explained Lian Bu Quan - Consecutive Linking Step Fist: the most basic Shaolin Long form containing over 70 applications. Gong Li Quan or Power Fist Form: the second basic form using dynamic tension at the end of each technique which develops muscles and tendons. Contains over 70 applications. Tan Tui or Springing Legs: contains spring-like kicks. Stances used in the Long Fist system High Tiger Low Tiger Rooster High Lotus Low Lotus Bow and Arrow Horse Stance Empty - similar to the Cat Stance Tai chi - similar to Empty, but with toes up and heel on the ground Half Horse Stance Lead foot turned forward Weapons training Long Staff Broadsword Dao Double Edge Sword Spear Chain/Nine Section Whip Dragon Phoenix Sword Umbrella Straight Sword Jian Double Sword Double Broadsword Pudao Meteor Hammer See also Northern Shaolin martial art Wushu References Sifu Dominick Ruggeri, China Hand Kung Fu Academy, Brick New Jersey Fundamentals of High Performance Wushu: Taolu Jumps and Spins by Raymond Wu, ISBN 978-1-4303-1820-0. Training book on classic long fist moves. Free downloadable companion training guide can be found on the site. External links Northern Long Fist - Reference to this article 'Chinese Martial Arts' by Miss Rose Li Contemporary Wushu v d e Main Taolu Events Sparring Changquan Dao Qiang Jian Gun Sanda Nanquan Nandao Nangun Related Taijiquan Taijijian International Wushu Federation World Wushu Championships Retrieved from http://en..org/wiki/Changquan Categories: Contemporary wushu | Chinese martial arts Views Article Discussion this page History Personal tools Log in / create account Navigation Main page Contents Featured content Current events Random article Search Go Search Interaction Community portal Recent changes Contact Donate to Help Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages Printable version Permanent link Cite this page Languages Italiano Português Română РуÑ?Ñ?кий Tiếng Việt 䏿–‡ This page was last modified on 14 August 2008, at 18:23
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