Beginning Chang Quan - 初级长拳 - San Lu 三路 - San Duan 三段

This video illustrates the basic combative principles in elementary level Wushu Chang Quan known as Long Fist in English. Long Fist or Chang Quan in Chinese, is a form of long range attack and defense techniques which evolved from Northern Shaolin Kung Fu. The martial art includes various fighting applications useful in combat. These basic strikes may include punching, kicking, elbow goring, grabbing, pulling, pushing, and takedowns. During normal practice, athletes train the legs through various stances that include the horse stance, forward stance, drop stance, cross stance, and cat stance. When practiced regularly and properly, students can develop great strength, speed, and dexterity. Elementary Wushu is the first level in achieving success in contemporary Chinese Martial Arts. In order to pave a viable foundation for beginning students, the International Wushu Federation compiled an essential curriculum for everyone to follow. To learn more about our program or to sign for the Wush
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