Comments for Kun Tao Monkey http://maryvillemartialarts.org Martial Arts in Maryville TN Fri, 18 May 2012 04:10:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on 101 Days of Xing Yi by Ben Sterling http://maryvillemartialarts.org/xing-yi/101-days-of-xing-yi-384.html#comment-593 Ben Sterling Fri, 18 May 2012 04:10:00 +0000 http://www.xingyifist.com/?p=17#comment-593 lol, yeah that was taken pretty early in my xing yi training so it's far from perfect.  Probably the biggest thing you're noticing is that it's front weighted. One of the most common myths in Xing Yi is that it uses a back weighted stance. A rear weighted stance is counter productive to the aggressive, rapidly advancing & attacking fighting that is a hallmark of Xing Yi. lol, yeah that was taken pretty early in my xing yi training so it’s far from perfect. 

Probably the biggest thing you’re noticing is that it’s front weighted. One of the most common myths in Xing Yi is that it uses a back weighted stance. A rear weighted stance is counter productive to the aggressive, rapidly advancing & attacking fighting that is a hallmark of Xing Yi.

]]> Comment on 101 Days of Xing Yi by Angus Argus http://maryvillemartialarts.org/xing-yi/101-days-of-xing-yi-384.html#comment-590 Angus Argus Sun, 13 May 2012 13:28:00 +0000 http://www.xingyifist.com/?p=17#comment-590 What lineage are you practising? Your santi stance is really weird. What lineage are you practising? Your santi stance is really weird.

]]> Comment on 101 Days of Xing Yi by Ben Sterling http://maryvillemartialarts.org/xing-yi/101-days-of-xing-yi-384.html#comment-582 Ben Sterling Mon, 26 Mar 2012 15:09:00 +0000 http://www.xingyifist.com/?p=17#comment-582 Because Xing Yi tends to attack quickly and decisively. It doesn't hesitate.  Unlike Bagua or Tai Chi which are highly evasive and will usually lure an opponent into a bad position before taking them out.Xing Yi attacks immediately running through the opponent and coming out the other side. Because Xing Yi tends to attack quickly and decisively. It doesn’t hesitate. 

Unlike Bagua or Tai Chi which are highly evasive and will usually lure an opponent into a bad position before taking them out.Xing Yi attacks immediately running through the opponent and coming out the other side.

]]> Comment on 101 Days of Xing Yi by john http://maryvillemartialarts.org/xing-yi/101-days-of-xing-yi-384.html#comment-581 john Mon, 26 Mar 2012 04:09:00 +0000 http://www.xingyifist.com/?p=17#comment-581 Why is Xing yi called  the art of courage ? Why is Xing yi called  the art of courage ?

]]> Comment on How often should I train? by Cedric http://maryvillemartialarts.org/kung-fu/how-often-should-i-train-158.html#comment-576 Cedric Tue, 06 Mar 2012 10:01:04 +0000 http://maryvillemartialarts.org/?p=158#comment-576 How to make our hands hard? How to make our hands hard?

]]> Comment on Hiding the Movement – Xing Yi Day 103 by Why you should shake hands with your attacker. Xing Yi Decoy – Day 223 http://maryvillemartialarts.org/xing-yi/hiding-the-movement-xing-yi-day-103-513.html#comment-566 Why you should shake hands with your attacker. Xing Yi Decoy – Day 223 Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:00:59 +0000 http://maryvillemartialarts.org/?p=513#comment-566 [...] this with all 5 fists and remember to hide your movement. Your opponent should never see your other hand coming. Share this: Filed Under: Xing Yi Tagged [...] [...] this with all 5 fists and remember to hide your movement. Your opponent should never see your other hand coming. Share this: Filed Under: Xing Yi Tagged [...]

]]> Comment on Shackled Training – Xing Yi Day 167 by Body Connection (sink) – Xing Yi Day 182 http://maryvillemartialarts.org/xing-yi/shackled-training-xing-yi-day-167-607.html#comment-563 Body Connection (sink) – Xing Yi Day 182 Sat, 11 Feb 2012 13:01:42 +0000 http://maryvillemartialarts.org/?p=607#comment-563 [...] visualization that might help is to take all the chains from you shackled practice, the ones that were swinging around loose and [...] [...] visualization that might help is to take all the chains from you shackled practice, the ones that were swinging around loose and [...]

]]> Comment on Shackled Training – Xing Yi Day 167 by Xing Yi: A Powerful Internal Martial Art | The Martial Arts http://maryvillemartialarts.org/xing-yi/shackled-training-xing-yi-day-167-607.html#comment-560 Xing Yi: A Powerful Internal Martial Art | The Martial Arts Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:29:09 +0000 http://maryvillemartialarts.org/?p=607#comment-560 [...] Xing Yi Shackled Training [...] [...] Xing Yi Shackled Training [...]

]]> Comment on Bone Shields – Xing Yi Day 44 by Xing Yi DVD http://maryvillemartialarts.org/xing-yi/bone-shields-390.html#comment-553 Xing Yi DVD Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:14:28 +0000 http://www.BaGuaXingYi.com/?p=104#comment-553 [...] of the 5 Fists uses this principle with the concept of Bone Shields to make sure that each time the opponent strikes at you they run into things like elbows and [...] [...] of the 5 Fists uses this principle with the concept of Bone Shields to make sure that each time the opponent strikes at you they run into things like elbows and [...]

]]> Comment on Xing Yi DVD by Internal Combat Arts http://maryvillemartialarts.org/xing-yi/xing-yi-dvd-542.html#comment-550 Internal Combat Arts Tue, 31 Jan 2012 16:26:26 +0000 http://maryvillemartialarts.org/?p=542#comment-550 [...] part 2: Xing Yi Filed Under: Maryville TN Tagged With: Kun Tao Silat, Maryville [...] [...] part 2: Xing Yi Filed Under: Maryville TN Tagged With: Kun Tao Silat, Maryville [...]

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