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Training Content

External Martial Arts -

Basic Skills

Footwork Training

Five types of footwork: gong bu, ma bu, pu bu, xie bu, xu bu

Stretching

Forward leg stretch, side leg stretch, bow stance stretch, crouching stance stretch, double leg stretch.

Leg Technique Training

Front snap kick, front push kick, jumping front kick, inward and outward crescent kick, spinning hook kick, tornado kick, jumping spinning hook kick, foot sweep

Punching Technique Training

Straight punch, beng quan, pi quan, pao quan, xie xing, upper block with elbow, butterfly elbow, dan bian, and wu long pan da

Body Flexibility and Coordination Training 

Combining punching and kicking techniques

Kung Fu Forms

Five-stance form in forward and reverse directions, children's kung fu form, Shaolin form, Seven Star form

Weapons

Staff techniques, broadsword techniques

Ground Rolls

Side roll, backward roll, cartwheel, front handspring, headstand flip, carp kip-up, dragon kip-up, scorpion crawl, dolphin flipping

External Martial Arts - Sanda
(Free Fighting)

Body Flexibility and Coordination Training

Sanda Stance and Footwork Training

Punching Training

Straight punch, swinging punch, uppercut, hook punch, covering punch, turning back fist, elbow strike

Leg Technique Training:

Straight push kick, roundhouse kick, side kick, turning back kick, back kick, question mark kick, hook kick

Throwing Techniques

Leg over shoulder throw, leg grab throw, catching leg throw, over-the-shoulder throw, outside leg throw, hand block throw

Sanda Combinations

Punching, kicking, and adding throwing techniques

Physical Training

Learning Sanda Rules

Internal Martial Arts - Health Cultivation Skills

Meditation

Five Elements Meditation, Standing Post (Zhan Zhuang)

Qigong

Eight Pieces of Brocade (Ba Duan Jin)

Tai Chi

Tai Chi 13 Forms​, Tai Chi Push Hands

Medicine - Traditional Chinese Medicine Meridian Studies

Tui Na

Chinese Massage

Cupping Therapy

Fire Therapy

Practical Application

Teaching classes and administering treatments

For the last two months of training, students will assist in teaching classes and treating patients.

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