Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Combat Throw and Push by Wu Shijun DVD Guide
LECTURER: Wu Shijun
SKUDW084-03
SUBTITLEEnglish / Chinese
TIME59.0
Index: Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Combat Throw and Push by Wu Shijun DVD Guide // Wu Shijun DVD / Practical Combat // Martial Arts Preservation
Master The Powerful Throwing And Pushing Techniques Of Chen Style Taijiquan With 11Th Generation Successor Wu Shijun In This Practical Combat Guide.
Index: Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Combat Throw and Push by Wu Shijun DVD Guide // Wu Shijun DVD / Practical Combat // Martial Arts Preservation
Professional Defensive Skills
●Master the 'Throw and Push' Technical Routine, integrating the explosive power of the legs and waist for decisive combat dominance.
●Learn the sophisticated 'Induce and Resolve' mechanics to neutralize force and deliver high-impact close-range strikes.
●Develop exceptional body coordination through movement patterns described as 'Dragon and Tiger Soaring' for actual combat.
●Expert instruction from Master Wu Shijun, focusing on the tactical principle of 'Following the Momentum to Throw'.
Enhance your physical conditioning through traditional wushu methods.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT & LINEAGE
Practical Taiji Quan Combat Techniques represent the functional core of the Internal Martial Arts, specifically designed to address the common deviation where practitioners master the forms but cannot apply them in real engagement. This instructional program, focusing on 'Throw and Push,' is presented by Master Wu Shijun, a distinguished 11th-generation lineage successor of Chen Style Taijiquan and a 7th Dan in Chinese Wushu. Master Wu is a world-renowned authority, serving as a national first-class judge and coach. His lineage-based teaching focuses on the 'Wise Use' of Taijiquan, stripping away the purely aesthetic to reveal the lethal efficiency of the art's original combat logic. Historically, the 'Practical' lineage was the most guarded aspect of the Chen family tradition, reserved for those who had achieved a high degree of 'Internal Alchemy' and structural precision. Master Wu’s teaching ensures that the 'Historical Heritage' of Taiji as a functional system of Throwing and Pushing is preserved, offering modern practitioners a scientific and credible pathway to achieving martial excellence.
TECHNICAL FORM & APPLICATIONS
The 'Throw and Push' Technical Routine is characterized by its focus on explosive close-range engagement and its seamless integration into actual fighting scenarios. The choreography is a masterclass in 'Cohesive Choreography,' where movements are derived from the principle of 'One Open, One Close' and 'One Advance, One Withdrawal.' Master Wu Shijun provides a meticulous breakdown of the forms, divided into four primary components: Induce and Resolve, Close Elbow/Shoulder Strikes, Leg Techniques, and Comprehensive Combat. A defining feature of this Form & Applications is the principle of 'Following the Momentum to Throw' (Shun Shi Zhi Da). Each movement is explained with its specific combat application, focusing on the ability to '把握瞬间' (seize the moment) and deliver a decisive throw or strike. The routine is designed to train the practitioner in 'Internal and External Unity,' ensuring that every gesture is backed by a solid structural alignment and the spirit of 'Dragon and Tiger Soaring.'
BIOMECHANICS & FA-JIN (EXPLOSIVE POWER)
From a biomechanical perspective, this program is a study in 'Structural Integrity' and the physics of 'Neutralizing and Throwing.' The generation of Fa-Jin (Explosive Power) in this style relies on the principle of 'Mind and Qi as one, every part of the body moves.' Master Wu demonstrates how the power originates in the legs and is amplified by the 'Waist Turning and Body Neutralizing' mechanics. The biomechanics focus on 'Neuromuscular Coordination,' requiring the practitioner to maintain a state of 'Adhere and Follow' (Zhan Lian Lian Sui) to 'listen' to an opponent's energy. This focus on 'Internal Alchemy' involves the synchronization of breath and intent (Yi), ensuring that the force produced is both efficient and stable. The routine's emphasis on 'Close Elbow and Shoulder Leaning' reflects the sophisticated internal mechanics that allow a practitioner to emit power from a very short distance, mimicking the 'Agile Cat Pouncing on a Mouse' body method.
COMBAT APPLICATION & PRACTICAL VALUE
The ultimate goal of 'Throw and Push' is the development of functional 'Combat Application' skills through the mastery of interactive mechanics. Master Wu Shijun illustrates the tactical logic behind the forms, showing how the integrated techniques of throwing, pushing, and striking can be used to control the engagement range and dominate the centerline. The tactical focus is on 'Not being separated nor being too close' (Bu Ji Bu Li), ensuring that the practitioner is always in a position of advantage. The practical value of this training extends beyond self-defense, offering profound benefits for physical resilience, coordination, and mental focus. By mastering these ancient skills, the student achieves a state of 'Agreement in Spirit and Appearance,' where the mind and body act as a single, unified weapon. This DVD is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand the practical value and historical depth of traditional Taijiquan throwing and combat.
Practical Taiji Quan Combat Techniques represent the functional core of the Internal Martial Arts, specifically designed to address the common deviation where practitioners master the forms but cannot apply them in real engagement. This instructional program, focusing on 'Throw and Push,' is presented by Master Wu Shijun, a distinguished 11th-generation lineage successor of Chen Style Taijiquan and a 7th Dan in Chinese Wushu. Master Wu is a world-renowned authority, serving as a national first-class judge and coach. His lineage-based teaching focuses on the 'Wise Use' of Taijiquan, stripping away the purely aesthetic to reveal the lethal efficiency of the art's original combat logic. Historically, the 'Practical' lineage was the most guarded aspect of the Chen family tradition, reserved for those who had achieved a high degree of 'Internal Alchemy' and structural precision. Master Wu’s teaching ensures that the 'Historical Heritage' of Taiji as a functional system of Throwing and Pushing is preserved, offering modern practitioners a scientific and credible pathway to achieving martial excellence.
TECHNICAL FORM & APPLICATIONS
The 'Throw and Push' Technical Routine is characterized by its focus on explosive close-range engagement and its seamless integration into actual fighting scenarios. The choreography is a masterclass in 'Cohesive Choreography,' where movements are derived from the principle of 'One Open, One Close' and 'One Advance, One Withdrawal.' Master Wu Shijun provides a meticulous breakdown of the forms, divided into four primary components: Induce and Resolve, Close Elbow/Shoulder Strikes, Leg Techniques, and Comprehensive Combat. A defining feature of this Form & Applications is the principle of 'Following the Momentum to Throw' (Shun Shi Zhi Da). Each movement is explained with its specific combat application, focusing on the ability to '把握瞬间' (seize the moment) and deliver a decisive throw or strike. The routine is designed to train the practitioner in 'Internal and External Unity,' ensuring that every gesture is backed by a solid structural alignment and the spirit of 'Dragon and Tiger Soaring.'
BIOMECHANICS & FA-JIN (EXPLOSIVE POWER)
From a biomechanical perspective, this program is a study in 'Structural Integrity' and the physics of 'Neutralizing and Throwing.' The generation of Fa-Jin (Explosive Power) in this style relies on the principle of 'Mind and Qi as one, every part of the body moves.' Master Wu demonstrates how the power originates in the legs and is amplified by the 'Waist Turning and Body Neutralizing' mechanics. The biomechanics focus on 'Neuromuscular Coordination,' requiring the practitioner to maintain a state of 'Adhere and Follow' (Zhan Lian Lian Sui) to 'listen' to an opponent's energy. This focus on 'Internal Alchemy' involves the synchronization of breath and intent (Yi), ensuring that the force produced is both efficient and stable. The routine's emphasis on 'Close Elbow and Shoulder Leaning' reflects the sophisticated internal mechanics that allow a practitioner to emit power from a very short distance, mimicking the 'Agile Cat Pouncing on a Mouse' body method.
COMBAT APPLICATION & PRACTICAL VALUE
The ultimate goal of 'Throw and Push' is the development of functional 'Combat Application' skills through the mastery of interactive mechanics. Master Wu Shijun illustrates the tactical logic behind the forms, showing how the integrated techniques of throwing, pushing, and striking can be used to control the engagement range and dominate the centerline. The tactical focus is on 'Not being separated nor being too close' (Bu Ji Bu Li), ensuring that the practitioner is always in a position of advantage. The practical value of this training extends beyond self-defense, offering profound benefits for physical resilience, coordination, and mental focus. By mastering these ancient skills, the student achieves a state of 'Agreement in Spirit and Appearance,' where the mind and body act as a single, unified weapon. This DVD is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand the practical value and historical depth of traditional Taijiquan throwing and combat.
Master Wu shijun
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Master Wu Shijun: 4th Generation Successor of Baguazhang
【Lineage & Authority】
Master Wu Shijun is an internationally acclaimed martial arts master (8th Duan) and a prominent representative of traditional Chinese internal arts. As a 4th-generation successor of Baguazhang, he is the direct disciple of the late Grandmaster Li Ziming (the first president of the Beijing Baguazhang Research Association). His lineage traces back directly to the founder, Dong Haichuan, ensuring the profound authenticity of his teachings.
【Technical Mastery & Expertise】
Master Wu is globally recognized for his sophisticated footwork and his unparalleled knowledge of rare traditional weaponry. His practice embodies the core principles of "Walking, Turning, and Spiraling," characteristic of the Baguazhang system. His expertise includes:
Baguazhang Forms: Masterful demonstrations of the Circle Walk, Eight Big Mother Palms, and specialized palm transformations.
Rare & Exotic Weapons: A rare expert in the Deer Horn Knives (Ziwu Yuanyang Yue), Scholar’s Brushes (Panguan Bi), Wind and Fire Wheels, and the Crescent Moon Spear.
Combat Logic: Unlike purely performance-based Wushu, Master Wu provides detailed breakdowns of applications and combat mechanics, focusing on how internal power (Neijin) is applied in practical scenarios.
【Educational & Archival Value】
These digitized recordings are essential for serious practitioners and collectors of traditional Kung Fu. Master Wu’s teaching style is clear and systematic, preserving the "Old Flavor" of Beijing’s martial arts heritage. Whether you are studying the intricate mechanics of internal power or the unique techniques of rare weapons, these archives provide a comprehensive and authoritative roadmap.
HERITAGE ARCHIVE: This instructional media is part of the Chinoiserie2008 Traditional Wushu Collection. Our mission is to preserve the authentic lineage and technical standards of Chinese martial arts through systematic digital documentation.
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