Xingyiquan, also known as Xingyiquan, is one of the traditional Chinese boxing styles. Although there are different opinions about its origin, the widely recognized founder is Ji Jike (1602-1680), a native of Puzhou, Shanxi (now Yongji City) in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. When Xingyiquan was first created, it was called Xinyi Liuhequan, which means the combination of mind and intention, intention and qi, qi and strength, shoulder and hip, elbow and knee, hand and foot. The current Xi

Xingyiquan Basics - Bēng Quán (Crushing Fist)

Xingyiquan Basics - Pào Quán (Cannon Fist)

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Practice Of The Twelve Forms Xingyiquan | Niko Konstantinou

Sun Zhijun's Xingyiquan Five Forms... - Niko Konstantinou

A folk Xingyiquan inheritor practices the horse form of the twelve Xingyiquan forms in his own courtyard | Niko Konstantinou