This is a category that includes and intends to differentiate
between the various Buddhist styles.
Here physical exercise takes precedence,
focusing on the dynamic training of the body
before proceeding to practices in Buddhist meditation.
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Literally means “Boxing of the Young Forest”.
This style has from its origins always been practiced in Buddhist monasteries.
It is characterized by rapid energetic movements and postures that require
linear stretching so as to develop the body's elasticity.
Literally means ”Boxing of the Praying Mantis”
This style has from its origins been practiced in Buddhist Monasteries.
It is characterized by extremely swift movements and speedy close to the body techniques.
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This is a category that includes and intends to differentiate
between the various Taoist styles.
Internal Style sets off by initially working on and enhancing
meditation techniques that will later lead to physical practices and exercise.
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Literally means “Boxing of the Young Forest”.
This style has from its origins always been practiced in Buddhist monasteries.
It is characterized by rapid energetic movements and postures that require
linear stretching so as to develop the body's elasticity.
It's literal meaning in “Taiji Boxing” with the term Taiji
denoting the ancient symbolism of the central pillar
of all things, referring itself therefore to the concept
of the Divine as per the Taoist religion.
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ZUI BA XIANG QUAN
The Kung Fu of Eight Drunken Immortals
Kung Fu style inspired by the Eight Taoist Deities.
