Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing Form & Applications by Master Shi Deci DVD Guide

Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing Form & Applications by Master Shi Deci DVD Guide

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Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing Form & Applications by Master Shi Deci DVD Guide

Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing Form & Applications by Master Shi Deci DVD Guide

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Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing Form & Applications by Master Shi Deci DVD Guide

LECTURER: Shi Deci

SKUDW083-20
SUBTITLEEnglish / Chinese
TIME34.0
Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing Form & Applications by Master Shi Deci DVD Guide
Index: Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing Form & Applications by Master Shi Deci DVD Guide // Shi Deci DVD / Traditional Shaolin Kung Fu // Combat Mechanics

Master The Powerful Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing With Master Shi Deci, Focusing On The Back-Driven Mechanics And Explosive Arm-Sweeping Strikes.

Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing Form & Applications by Master Shi Deci DVD Guide - Part 1
Index: Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing Form & Applications by Master Shi Deci DVD Guide // Shi Deci DVD / Traditional Shaolin Kung Fu // Combat Mechanics

Martial Arts Pedagogy

Master the authentic 'Arm-Through' (Tongbeiquan) Form & Applications, a cornerstone of the Shaolin temple's structural power lineage.

Learn the sophisticated mechanics of using the arms as the primary source of force through coordinated kinetic chains.

Develop superior structural integrity and explosive Fa-Jin through traditional sweeping and hammering patterns.

Expert instruction from Master Shi Deci, focusing on the integration of palms, fists, and elbows for devastating combat efficiency.

Enhance your practice with deep technical insights into wushu.

HISTORICAL CONTEXT & LINEAGE

Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing, known in the temple tradition as Tongbeiquan, represents a specialized lineage within the Songshan Shaolin Temple that focuses on the generation of power through the upper back and shoulders. Historically, this routine was created through the collective efforts of generations of Shaolin warrior monks who sought to synthesize the most effective long-range striking methods. The term 'Tongbei' literally means 'power through the back,' signifying a biomechanical approach where the arms act as flexible whips driven by the core. This instructional program is presented by Master Shi Deci, a preeminent authority who serves as the president of the Songshan Shaolin Quan Research Association in Beijing. Master Shi brings decades of scholarly and practical experience to this presentation, ensuring that the historical heritage and technical purity of the 'Original Boxing Tree' are preserved. This DVD offers a rare opportunity to study a routine that balances robust structural power with fluid, continuous motion, providing a scientific pathway to mastering Shaolin's internal mechanics.

TECHNICAL FORM & APPLICATIONS

The Arm-Through Boxing Technical Routine is characterized by its dynamic sweeping motions and its focus on 'Body-Arm Integration.' The choreography is a Fluid Structure that integrates foundational stances such as the forward lunge (Gong Bu) and horse stance (Ma Bu) with rapid transitions. Master Shi Deci provides a meticulous breakdown of the forms, emphasizing the coordination of the palms, fists, and elbows. A defining feature of this Form & Applications is the use of the arms as the primary source of force; the practitioner learns to sweep the arms in large arcs to generate momentum and deliver heavy strikes. Each movement is explained with its specific Combat Application, focusing on the ability to neutralize an opponent's defense and deliver finishing blows through hammer fists and pushing palms. The routine is designed to train the practitioner in multi-directional engagement, ensuring that the 'Internal Root' remains stable even during the most expansive power emissions.

BIOMECHANICS & FA-JIN (EXPLOSIVE POWER)

From a biomechanical perspective, Shaolin Tongbeiquan is a masterclass in kinetic energy transfer and the 'Arms-through' power generation method. The generation of Fa-Jin (Explosive Power) in this style originates in the legs and is amplified by the rotation of the waist before being transmitted through the back and into the extremities. Master Shi Deci demonstrates how the shoulders must remain relaxed to allow the force to travel unimpeded, a principle central to 'Internal Alchemy.' The biomechanics focus on 'Neuromuscular Coordination,' requiring the practitioner to synchronize their breath and intent (Yi) with the sudden discharge of energy. This focus on 'Structural Integrity' ensures that the force produced is both efficient and devastating. The routine's emphasis on 'sweeping arm' attacks allows for a high-impact power emission that can penetrate an opponent's structure from a distance, reflecting the sophisticated internal mechanics of the Shaolin tradition.

Combat Application & PRACTICAL VALUE

The ultimate goal of Shaolin Arm-Through Boxing is the development of functional 'Combat Application' skills through the mastery of long-range power. Master Shi Deci illustrates the tactical logic behind the forms, showing how the combination of sweeping strikes and direct entries can be used to control the engagement range and dominate the centerline. The tactical focus is on 'occupying the center' and using the style's unique power emission to overwhelm an adversary. 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 Shaolin martial arts, providing a scientific and credible pathway to achieving martial excellence.

Master Shi Deci

Master Shi Deci (1945–2017)
Martial Arts Background & Biography
Master Shi Deci was an influential martial arts educator and cultural scholar of the Shaolin Temple. As a 31st-generation descendant, he played a foundational role in the systematic preservation and academic documentation of traditional Shaolin Wushu.
Successor of the Chan-Wu Lineage:
Master Shi Deci studied under the renowned Grandmaster Shi Suxi. Throughout his decades of practice, he mastered the comprehensive curriculum of traditional Shaolin forms, weaponry, and internal cultivation techniques. During a period of rapid modernization, he remained a steadfast advocate for the "Unity of Chan (Zen) and Martial Arts," viewing Wushu as a path of spiritual cultivation rather than mere combat. His style was characterized by its unpretentious, functional, and powerful execution.
Documentation of Shaolin Heritage:
Perhaps his greatest contribution was his scholarly work. He led the compilation of the Encyclopedia of Chinese Shaolin Martial Arts and authored numerous manuals on traditional forms. By transforming oral traditions into systematic written records, he ensured the survival of rare techniques and formulas, providing an essential academic foundation for practitioners and researchers worldwide.
Education and Global Exchange:
He founded the Shaolin Monk Disciples Academy, focusing on nurturing martial artists with both technical skill and moral integrity. His pedagogy emphasized that students must study Buddhist philosophy alongside physical training. As a pioneer in international outreach, he traveled extensively to conduct cultural exchanges, presenting an authentic image of Shaolin culture through his modest character and profound technical expertise.
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.
ID: DW083-20 TAGS: Shaolin Tongbeiquan | Arm-Through Boxing | Shi Deci DVD | Traditional Shaolin Kung Fu © CHINOISERIE2008 ARCHIVE - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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