Wuzu Boxing (founder of Wuzu Boxing)

1. All practitioners of Wuzu Boxing who pay attention to actual combat know that the use of Wuzu Boxing for martial arts and combat lies in the flexible use of individual technical movements and combined technical movements as described above.Wuzu BoxingSeveral types of Wuzu Boxing techniques have been developed, focusing on single movements to make the actual application of Wuzu Boxing more powerful. You should also select a batch of Wuzu Boxing combined movements that are suitable for you to practice and master the combined movements. It is a bridge between boxing routines and Sanda skills. Contemporary Sanda skills are largely reorganized.Wuzu Boxing; Wuzu Boxing is a martial arts system that combines the characteristics of seven traditional boxing methods. Its boxing characteristics combine elements such as monkey hands, crane feet, Xuan Nu, shaking body, horse, arhat, step, Taizu body, North School techniques and lower leg skills. In the process of integrating skills, Wuzu Boxing quickly became the best boxing in southern Fujian at that time due to its uniqueness. Cai Yuming became a generation of master Quanzhou Jinjiang, the birthplace of Wuzu Boxing, Taizu Boxing; Origin and Integration Wuzu Boxing originated in Dawutang Village, Anhai, Jinjiang, Fujian. It was founded by Mr. Cai Yuming originally specialized in the five boxing techniques of Bai Crane Walker Taizu Dazun Arhat. Later, he went north to learn martial arts deeply. He integrated these five boxing techniques and He Yang Shi's skills. In the middle of the Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, he created the technical characteristics of "Wuzu Heyang Boxing". Every routine that formed Wuzu Boxing embodies Bai Crane Walker Taizu Dazun Arhat and Arhat; The seven major types of boxing in Fujian are Wuzu Boxing. It is famous for its fast and precise offensive skills. Its movements are short and powerful. Yongchun Baihe Boxing originates from the agility of the elegant white crane. It focuses on the balance and flexibility of the body. Its movements are light and smooth, and it is full of artistic beauty. Fuzhou Crane Boxing imitates the form of a crane, emphasizes the control of the boxing method and the accuracy of striking, showing a unique attack strategy. The local boxing method is characterized by its flexible and fierce attack techniques and focuses on actual combat; The origin of Quanzhou's martial arts can be traced back to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Among them, Wuzu Boxing is the oldest and most widely spread among the seven major boxing styles in Fujian. Wuzu Boxing has more than 200 sets of routines, with long and short weapons of its own system. The small set is very thorough, only a dozen steps, and the large set is complex to hundreds and sixty skills Wuzu Boxing. It is one of the southern boxing in traditional China boxing. It is said that this boxing was created by Cai Yuming, a native of Quanzhou, Fujian, 1853; Wuzu Boxing originated in southern China. It is said that it was created by five martial arts masters. The five masters are Zen Master Dharma Master Zhang Sanfeng of Huashan School, Shaolin Temple, Huike Master Zhang Sanfeng of Wudang School, and Zen Master Lingyin of Emei School. They each realized unique boxing techniques and passed them down. These boxing techniques were later combined to form Wuzu Boxing. Wuzu Boxing is known for its simplicity, directness and efficiency. It focuses on physical coordination.

2. He has a deep love for martial arts. Although his father once warned him that learning boxing must first be self-disciplined, with his intelligence and wisdom, he was proficient in five genres, including Taizu Boxing, Luohan Boxing, Dazun Boxing, Monkey Boxing and Crane Boxing at the age of 18. In the next twenty years, he traveled all over the country, learning the northern martial arts from Shandong heroes and Yangshi, integrating the strengths of each family. During the Guangxu years, he combined the Wuzu Boxing method he learned with the northern martial arts of Yangshi; Wuzu Boxing originates from the fusion of five different types of boxing. Xuannu Boxing is soft and resilient. It is glued like Ma Ci and soft as cotton. Its moves are characterized by shaking the body and focusing on flexibility and strength. Dharma Boxing, also known as Dazun Boxing, was founded by the Indian Dharma. He aims to exercise the body and mind and meditation, and cultivates both internal and external skills, including sitting still and chanting Dharma, using convenient shovels as a weapon. His footwork is unique. The front bow and back, the arms are like iron, and the palms are like green dragons playing in the water. Unique way of advancement; Quanzhou Wuzu Boxing has a long history. Among them, the Ten Tigers of Wuzu Boxing are its essence. In the process of inheritance and development of Wuzu Boxing, Ancestral Master Cai successively recruited five famous people in Quanzhou who were known as the "Five Tigers" as his disciples. These disciples were not only highly skilled, but also played an important role in the spread of Wuzu Boxing. Under the careful cultivation of Ancestral Master Cai, five outstanding disciples were called the "Later Five Tigers". Among them, Lin Jiu was the first apprentice, and Shenyang De was; Strong martial arts. This boxing emphasizes actual combat application without any airs, and focuses on the practicality and aggression of the moves, which makes Wuzu Boxing have high martial arts value in actual combat. The overall structure and the operation requirements of the skilled hands are high. Wuzu Boxing not only focuses on the accuracy and strength of individual moves, but also emphasizes the coordination of the overall structure and the continuity between the skilled hands. It requires practitioners to be able to flexibly and freely transmit and transmit when using it, and widely spread and influence Wuzu Boxing. Under Cai Yuming's promotion, Not only did it spread rapidly in southern Fujian, but it also affected the martial arts atmosphere throughout Southeast Asia and became.

3. Wuzu Boxing, as a unique boxing system that integrates north and south boxing techniques, is a treasure in the martial arts world of China. The evolution of its technology is actually the process of its birth and development. It originated from Wuzu Boxing in Dawutang Village, Anhai, Jinjiang, Fujian. It was founded by Mr. Cai Yuming. Mr. Cai originally specialized in five different boxing techniques: White Crane Traveler Taizu and Dazun Arhat. Later, he met Shandong He Yang Shi in Zhangzhou, took him as his adoptive father, and allowed Yang Shi to go north and deep; The seven major types of boxing in Fujian are Wuzu Boxing, Yongchun Baihe Boxing, Fuzhou Crane Boxing, Ground Martial Dog Falongzhuang Boxing, Huzun Boxing and Liancheng Boxing, 1 Wuzu Boxing, also known as Taizu Boxing, Da Zun Boxing, has 108 sets of three-match boxing. High-horse hard-skills boxing is fierce, taking root, continuous elimination, continuous fighting, shaking and strong distribution, Quanzhou, Xiamen, Zhangzhou, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Southeast Asia, Japan, 2 Yongchun Baihe Boxing, three combat boxing equipment; The types of boxing in Fujian are as follows: 1 Wuzu Boxing Wuzu Boxing originated in Quanzhou and is the most representative among the Southern Shaolin Boxing Series in Quanzhou. It is the best boxing type with the longest history and the most widespread spread among the seven major boxing types in Fujian Province. Wuzu Boxing is popular in southern Fujian and southern provinces of China. With the footsteps of overseas Chinese, it spread to Southeast Asian countries. Later, Wuzu Boxing was also spread on five continents. It is also known as Shaolin Wuzu Boxing, Wuzu Boxing Five Ancestors of Heyang Boxing, including Taizu Dazun; As an important boxing method in traditional martial arts in China, Wuzu Boxing Palm Method has a long history and rich skills and routines. It consists of five boxing methods: Huang Feihong Boxing, Hong Boxing, Chen Boxing, Lin Boxing, Li Boxing. Each boxing method has its own characteristics. Huang Feihong Boxing emphasizes flexible and rapid attack and defense skills and the use of waist strength. Hong Boxing is characterized by straight boxing and explosive power. The movements are direct and powerful, and the instantaneous explosion of strength; The differences are as follows: 1 Zuquan's technique is concise and practical, with straight lines and strong forces, focusing on fast and coherent attack and defense and effective strike methods, emphasizing the balance of attack and defense and rapid conversion. 2 Baihe Boxing is smooth and beautiful in curves, integrating more rapid rolling legs and precise boxing techniques. It is good at using the opponent's strength to counterattack and resolve, and is more inclined to soft defensive skills.

4. Wuzu Boxing, as one of the seven major boxing styles in Fujian, is widely popular in southern Fujian. There are many theories about its origin. The most controversial ones are two. One is that Wuzu Boxing is a collective name of the five boxing styles: Baihe Boxing, Monkey Boxing, Luohan Boxing, Dazun Boxing and Taizu Boxing. The other is that Wuzu Boxing is a combination of the above five boxing styles by Cai Yuming and adding Xuannu Method and Beipai Boxing Method to create a new boxing style different from the original five boxing styles. There are two explanations; Among the seven major boxing types in Fujian, the oldest is Wuzu Boxing. Wuzu Boxing is the oldest and most widely spread among the seven major boxing types in Fujian. Wuzu Boxing has more than 200 sets of routines. The long and short weapons form a system of their own. The small sets are very thorough, only a dozen steps, while the large sets are complex to hundreds and sixty skills. The practice of Wuzu Boxing includes actual combat drills and sect kung fu, which requires stable standing posture; The seven major types of boxing in Fujian are Baihe Boxing, Wuzu Boxing, Taizu Boxing, Dishu Boxing, Longzun Boxing, Monkey Boxing and Mantis Boxing. Fujian is one of the important birthplaces of martial arts in China. Among them, Baihe Boxing is one of the traditional boxing techniques in Fujian Province. It mainly imitates Baihe's form and movements, and focuses on the coordination of body steps and techniques. Baihe Boxing is characterized by light, flexible and changeable movements, focusing on both internal and external training, and is both technical and offensive.