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SHAOLIN TEMPLE BOXING DVDS Page 2 One
of the oldest continuous styles of Kung Fu in the world. Famous
the world over. Associated with the birthplace of Chan (Zen) meditation.
Here is a list
of all our Shaolin VCDs and DVDs correlated.
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SHAOLIN DVD DISCOUNTS Buy any two DVDs from this page and get a ten percent (10%) discount,
Buy three or more DVDs from this page and receive a twenty percent (20%) discount. |
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NEW! #10605
Shaolin
Big
Cannon Boxing Part 2 When you finish the first Routine of Shaolin Canon Boxing you are facing the opposite direction than when you started, North has now become South. If you add on this second form you end up facing as you began. The Cannon series was created to emphasize the best of the classical Shaolin movements. Postures were taken from ancient forms and blended with the new forms of the day (centuries ago). They created a powerful series of movements that stretch, twist, spin and strengthen the back. Though not fancy these posture and actions are distinct and show you a Shaolin with strong motions and characteristic structure. Though you can practice them separately the two forms create a nice whole. Shi DeYang explains the movements, demonstrates and also shows the form with two other practitioners.. About 60 Minutes Mandarin/ English Subtitles |
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#10595 Shaolin Big Cannon Boxing Canon boxing is one of the classic sets of the Shaolin style. The movements are powerful and angular with a number of Long Arm boxing tactics. This is a traditional presentation. All the movements are quite clear and the skills evident. Cannon boxing twists, spirals and stretches. Demonstrated by Shi DeYang. About 60 Minutes Mandarin/ English Subtitles |
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#10596 Da Mo Cane The cover of this one is deceptive. It actually shows a set with the famous DaMo Cane which is a hammer-headed wooden instrument. Many moves using different parts of the cane's body such as the head which is beaked on one end and hammer shaped on the other. One of Shaolin's more famous in tact sets. As the hands move the eyes follow like watching a comet cross the skies. Don't let the moniker "cane" lull you. This is a fast and changeable set. Demonstrated by Shi DeYang.About 60 Minutes Mandarin/ English Subtitles |
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#10599 Shaolin Lost Track Road #1 How "lost" Lost Track can be is relative. This definitely, given the Shaolin style, introduces new elements to the practice. Said to be important to the overall style, Mi Zong first road is somewhat softer than previous forms, distinct and unusual angles of attack, a little greater length for the form itself. Intermediate at least. Specializes in a feint in one direciton and a strike somewhere else, as the title indicates. Demonstrated by Shi DeYang.
About 60 Minutes Mandarin/ English/Spanish/French Subtitles |
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#10600 Shaolin Lost Track Road #2 Also a Mi Zong set but with angles a little more complex and turns a little more complete. Jumping kicks including a rare aerial side kick. The distinctive hand position of the Mi Zong style shown here almost as a claw. Intermediate at least. Specializes in a feint in one direciton and a strike somewhere else, as the title indicates. Demonstrated by Shi DeYang.
About 60 Minutes Mandarin/ English Subtitles |
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#10601 Shaolin Xiao Hong Fist Small "Flood" boxing is one of the classic sets of the Shaolin style. The movements are powerful and angular with a number of Long Arm boxing tactics. This is a traditional presentation. All the movements are quite clear and the skills evident. This is considered the "mother" set for all the forms that follow. It is the intermediate step between solitary basics and the more advanced forms because it introduces all the key moves and ideas of the system. Demonstrated by Shi DeYang.260+ Minutes Mandarin/ English Subtitles |
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This first road is at least as sophisticated as, say Road #2. Special accent on elbow strikes. Also some distinctly soft actions mixed with the hard. Many drops and much kicking especially in combination. Some fast and definitive hand motions. "Da Hong Quan (Big Red Boxing) is developed from Xiao Hong Quan (Small Red Boxing). Its posture is a little bigger than Siao Hong. It has more footwork than Xiao. In the later Ching Dynasty, the Buddhist practitioners spread Da Hong throughout the country.
260+ Minutes Mandarin/ English Subtitles |
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#10606 Shaolin Feng Mo Staff Some strength and coordination required for this big staff form. Using a weapon taller than the practitioner himself the demonstrator shows a set with a focus on attacks, whirling motions, spins and hand changes. Around the back, reverse style, body wrapping; this set has a lot. Very good for wrist strength. "Feng Le" or "windy" implies crazy in Chinese and this staff has names to the moves like Madman lies the Lamp. The actions reverse suddenly and anticipate the taste of Shaolin Drunken style.About 60 Minutes Mandarin/ English Subtitles |
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