The most complete Yiquan training course ever published

Grand Master, Doctor Yu Yong Nian Chinese National Chi Kung Research Council, American-Chinese Chi Kung Research Group, Da Cheng Chuan Zhan Zhuang Chi Kung Research groups (Europe). Among his most famous students is Master Lam Kam Chuen. As the earliest students of Great Master Wang Xiang Zhai was a young man who studied orthodox Western medicine and then specialized in dentistry. His name is Yu Yong Nian. More... Grand Master Yu Yong Nian: Fundamentals in Yi Quan Healing and Combat Theory- Training levels with Zhan Zhuang.More... Master Shi Feng Qi Master Shi Feng Qi has studied Yiquan with Yang Demao, he started at the age of 19. Originated from Hebei Province, he practiced Shaolin style before meeting his Master Yang. He uses to explain to his students that before practicing Yiquan a friend of him who was practicing Tong Bei Quan, used to beat him in combat. But later after just a few years practicing Yiquan he beat his friend with one punch knocking him down. - More	Introduction This web site is dedicated to those who want a direct access to the authentic Yiquan (also written Yi Quan,Yi Chuan, Yichuan, I Chuan, Ichuan, or Dacheng, Da Chengchuan...). We reinforce the contents our site with materials from the Top Masters of Yiquan in Mainland China, all are undoubtedly skilled, because of their decades of practice, as an example Master Yu Yong Nian, in his 84 is cumulating more than 60 years of interrupted practice..., but also by their pure proven lineage with the founder of Yiquan Wang Xiang Zhai. We are proud to present here very rare articles, photos, clip videos on these Top experts often know through their disciples or foreign students. New! The most complete Yiquan correspondence course ever published is now available in 4 parts translated in english     Da Cheng Quan basic striking techniques The Palm Cutting Ways of Dachengquan Qinna (joint locking) Techniques in Dachengquan Testimonials     The Founder Great Master Wang Xiang Zhai (1887-1963) Greatmaster Wang Xiang Zhai was born in 1885 in Hebei province of China, near Beijing. Due to sicknesses he suffered as a child, he was lead to the great Xing Yi boxer Guo Yun Shen to teach him exercises that would improve his health. Wang was diligent and dedicated student. In fact, Guo was so impressed with Wang that he selected him as the preferred student and taught him all his secrets.[Guo Yun Shen already in an advanced age, was very strict in the training of the young Wang. Even Grand Master Yu Yong Nian often remembers to his students one story which happens to Wang while studying with his Master Guo - More           Master Yao Zongxun (1917-1985) Yao Zongxun was the student of the well-known Beijing martial artist Hong Lianshun, until Hong had a match with Wang Xiangzhai when Yao was only nineteen. Hong was defeated, and on this occasion both teacher and student became Wang’s disciples. Yao had uncommon stamina and spirit, after overcoming hard training with his Master Wang Xiangzhai, he eventually began to replace Wang Xiangzhai for challenges taking place in Beijing: contributing to propagate the legend of undefeatable Da Cheng Quan. In 1941 he received the title of “Ji Xian” (Heir of Xian) from Wang Xiangzhai himself, and confirmed in all his challenge his reputation of second generation Head Master of Yiquan.- More           Yao Chengguang (born in 1953) The twin brothers Yao Chengguang and Yao Chengrong were born in 1953. At age of 8 they started learning yiquan from their father Yao Zongxun, and continued it even in the hard time of Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), when whole family had to leave Beijing and work in the country. Most of Yao Zongxun's students lost opportunity of learning from him for some years. Fortunately his sons could learn from him even then. They worked together as horse herd in the grassland close to mountains (Changping area in Hebei Province). They continued training although they suffered from hunger and cold.- More           The two brothers Wang Yongxiang (borned in 1947) and Wang Yongli (borned in 1949) belong to family quite famous for their traditional roots involved in Martial Arts. When they are young they followed their father Wang Binkui, Master Yao Zhongxun, and Master Li Yongzong to practice Yiquan, and have never stop practicing for nearly 30 years, researching and improving their martial techniques, and deepening their knowledge of an authentic boxing, adapted to real combat. - More
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