Xing Yi is one of
the three major internal martial arts (Tai Ji, Xing Yi and Ba Gua). It is a
very direct style designed to invade the opponent’s space with explosive
footwork and combined techniques of attack. One Xing Yi principle states that
"on meeting the opponent, movement is like an exploding volcano".
Its movements are based on the 5 element fists and 12 animal forms, and while
these techniques are taught outside China, The Beijing Milun School boasts a
range of techniques unknown to many Xing Yi practitioners. The style combines
external “form” which is technical movement, and internal “Intention”
whereby the practitioner focuses the mind, and energy, to direct additional power.
On the surface Xing Yi movements do not appear complex, but the source of its
power is an ongoing search for the student, and persistent study creates a
deeper and deeper understanding of the sublime subtlety of the style. Xing Yi
is suitable for students of all levels.
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