NATIONAL ACADEMY OF KUNG FU WUSHU - YI QUAN
Kung Fu practised by the National Academy of Kung Fu is Yi Quan.
This site has as the aim to make you discover the multiple aspects of this Chinese Art, as well on the martial level as for the improvement and the maintenance of health.
YI QUAN IN A FEW WORDS :
WHAT IS YI QUAN KUNG FU ?
Yi Quan Kung Fu (Da Cheng Quan) is a Chinese martial arts created
by Master WANG XIAN ZHAÏ.
Yi Quan means " the Way of the Harmony of the Body and the
Spirit ".
It has as a base the rooting and the development of the explosive
force.
It was introduced in France by Ilias CALIMINTZOS, only Westerner
initiated in Beijing by Master YAO ZONG XUN, historical successor
of the founder of Yi Quan.
The teaching of Yi Quan covers the various aspects of the study of the
Art of the Combat, detailed below :
BASIC WORK :
Postures of rooting and slow movement, limbering-up exercices, natural musculation, techniques of combat and self-defense, techniques of fists and feet, projections, locks and strangleholds.
TUI SHOU OR " PUSHING HANDS ":
For better including/understanding
and enriching the practice by a martial arts, TUI SHOU is a unique
energy work with partner. It makes it possible to develop the
sensory field and in particular the Touch, and to control the
notion of " Full and Vacuum ". One learns how to unbalance
and project somebody with a minimum of apparent muscular contraction.
A progressive teaching which starts from educational basic to free
exercises.
THE SPARRING OR TRAINING WITH PARTNER:
This work is not obligatory, but it is essential for the practiser who
wishes to be involved with the combat or the competition.
YANG SHENG:
Yang Sheng is the form of Qi Gong of the Yi Quan school.
Qi Gong is the training of the circulation of energy in the meridian
lines of the body.
Based on the designs of traditional Chinese medicine, it is before
all a whole discipline which ensures a better health through its
practise.
Zhan Zhuang Gong is the mode of Qi Gong which has as a base a
training by the upright positions. But according to the physical
condition of the practitioner, these exercises can be carried
out while sitting, laying or in displacement.
These specific exercises are taught in the medical institutes
in China, and recognized of public utility.
They develop and improve circulation of Vital Energy of the human
being, which results are to reinforce the immune system, the daily
energy levels, and generally physical and psychic balance.