Shaolin Chang Quan Long Style Boxing 32 Forms by Master Shi Dejun DVD Guide

Shaolin Chang Quan Long Style Boxing 32 Forms by Master Shi Dejun DVD Guide

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Shaolin Chang Quan Long Style Boxing 32 Forms by Master Shi Dejun DVD Guide

Shaolin Chang Quan Long Style Boxing 32 Forms by Master Shi Dejun DVD Guide

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Shaolin Chang Quan Long Style Boxing 32 Forms by Master Shi Dejun DVD Guide

LECTURER: Shi Dejun

SKUDW110-05
SUBTITLEEnglish / Chinese
TIME47.0
Shaolin Chang Quan Long Style Boxing 32 Forms by Master Shi Dejun DVD Guide
Index: Shaolin Chang Quan Long Style Boxing 32 Forms by Master Shi Dejun DVD Guide // Chinese Martial Arts / Zhao Kuangyin // Instructional Archive

Shaolin Chang Quan Long Style Boxing 32 Forms Technical Routine Featuring Battlefield Combat Applications And Expansive Power By Master Shi Dejun

Shaolin Chang Quan Long Style Boxing 32 Forms by Master Shi Dejun DVD Guide - Part 1
Index: Shaolin Chang Quan Long Style Boxing 32 Forms by Master Shi Dejun DVD Guide // Chinese Martial Arts / Zhao Kuangyin // Instructional Archive

Mechanical Movement Study

Master the 32 Forms of the legendary Shaolin Chang Quan.
Learn battlefield-tested striking and parrying techniques.
Develop expansive and powerful long-style boxing mechanics.
Expert instruction by 31st generation Shaolin disciple Shi Dejun.

Understand the historical context of each traditional training method.

HISTORICAL CONTEXT AND LINEAGE

Shaolin Chang Quan (Long Style Boxing) is a legendary system with deep historical roots, traditionally attributed to Zhao Kuangyin, the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty. Based on his extensive battlefield experience, the system was designed for maximum reach and powerful, expansive strikes. It later became a vital part of the Shaolin Temple's curriculum, known for its graceful yet devastating technical routine. This 32-form version is demonstrated by Master Shi Dejun, a 31st-generation Shaolin Buddhist disciple and 7th Dan Wushu expert. As a National Top Ten Wushu Coach, Shi Dejun provides an authoritative interpretation of this imperial boxing style, ensuring that the historical spirit of battlefield combat is preserved within the fluid structure of the routine.

BIOMECHANICAL PRINCIPLES AND FA-JIN

The biomechanics of Shaolin Chang Quan focus on full-body extension and the generation of power through a long kinetic chain. The routine emphasizes the principles of shrinking, extending, opening, and closing (Tun Tu Kai He). Unlike close-range styles, Chang Quan utilizes expansive movements to strike from a distance, requiring exceptional flexibility and core stability. The explosive power (Fa-Jin) is generated from the feet, channeled through the waist, and expressed through fully extended limbs. The concept of Body-Sword Integration is central here, as the practitioner must move with the grace of a swallow skimming water while maintaining the power of a pouncing tiger. The 32 Forms integrate warding off, parrying, and pressing with high-impact kicks and knee strikes, creating a cohesive choreography that is both aesthetically pleasing and martially effective.

Combat Application AND MASTERY

In actual combat, Shaolin Chang Quan is designed to dominate the engagement through superior reach and rhythmic pressure. The routine teaches the practitioner to 'recruit the front and look to the back,' fostering a 360-degree awareness of the battlefield. Master Shi Dejun’s instruction provides a detailed anatomy of the 32 Forms, explaining the tactical logic behind each movement, from intercepting an attack to delivering a decisive counter-strike. By practicing this technical routine, students develop the integral strength and cardiovascular endurance required for high-level martial arts. This DVD is an indispensable resource for those seeking to master the expansive mechanics of Shaolin Long Style Boxing, offering a professional, fact-driven guide to a system that has influenced countless generations of Chinese martial artists. It represents a perfect balance of traditional heritage and functional combat mastery.

Master Shi Dejun

Biographical Profile: Shi Dejun
A Contemporary Shaolin Practitioner of Chan, Wushu, and Medicine
Shi Dejun, a 31st-generation disciple of the Shaolin Temple, is a distinguished representative and promoter of contemporary Shaolin Chan-Wu-Yi (Zen, Martial Arts, and Medicine) culture. He is not only a master of traditional Shaolin martial arts but also possesses profound expertise in Zen meditation and Shaolin traumatology. He is a steadfast practitioner of the Shaolin philosophy: "entering Zen through martial arts and aiding the world through medicine."
Martial Arts Background: Zen Heart and Martial Courage
Master Shi Dejun entered Shaolin at a young age, systematically mastering traditional forms (such as Xiao Hong Quan and Lao Hong Quan), combat techniques, and various secret weapons. He emphasizes the "origin" of Wushu, advocating that high-intensity martial training is a vehicle for tempering the mind and character. His expertise in traditional Shaolin Hard Qigong and internal cultivation is reflected in his powerful and robust movements, embodying the fierce spirit of Shaolin’s direct and forceful combat style.
Legacy and Contribution: Global Apostle of Chan-Wushu Culture
Master Shi Dejun is dedicated to bringing Shaolin culture to the global stage. He has led numerous delegations abroad for cultural exchange and instruction, promoting the Shaolin Chan-Wu lifestyle worldwide. Beyond physical techniques, he teaches Zen meditation and wellness principles, achieving a true trinity of Martial Arts, Zen, and Medicine. He has chaired the compilation of several works on Shaolin Wushu, making significant contributions to the preservation of Shaolin as an intangible cultural heritage.
Artistic Style: Brave, Authentic, and Spiritually Profound
His martial performance is vigorous and awe-inspiring, with every movement reflecting the sincerity and determination of a dedicated practitioner. For him, Wushu is more than physical exercise; it is a form of "meditation in motion." Advocating for "compassion as the foundation and martial arts as the protector of virtue," his profound Zen foundation infuses his movements with a transcendental and spiritual aura.
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: DW110-05 TAGS: Shaolin Chang Quan | Long Style Boxing | 32 Forms | Shi Dejun © CHINOISERIE2008 ARCHIVE - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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