Shaolin Dragon Shape Sword Long Xing Jian Routine by Zhao Huimin 2DVDs Set
LECTURER: Zhao Huimin
SKUDW-SSSLQP-072
SUBTITLEEnglish / Chinese
TIME109.0
Master The Vigorous And Elegant Dragon-Shape Sword, A Yuan Dynasty Masterpiece Of Shaolin Weaponry Featuring Swimming Dragon Fluid Combat Structures.
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Historical Martial Records
●Master the Yuan Dynasty Dragon-Shape Sword routine by Master Fu Yu.
●Develop the 'Swimming Dragon' fluid structure for high-velocity swordplay.
●Achieve Body-Sword Integration through vigorous and elegant technical routines.
●Learn the ingenious use of Yin and Yang in traditional Shaolin Jian combat.
Understand the historical context of each traditional training method.
HISTORICAL ORIGINS
The Shaolin Dragon-Shape Sword (Long Xing Jian) is one of the most venerable and artistically sophisticated weapon routines in the Songshan Shaolin Temple's arsenal. Historically, this Technical Routine was codified by the legendary monk Fu Yu during the Yuan Dynasty, a period of significant martial synthesis at the temple. The Dragon-Shape Sword represents the 'Swimming Dragon' archetype, where the blade moves with the fluid, unpredictable grace of a flood dragon navigating a great river or flying through the clouds. Master Zhao Huimin, a guardian of this 'out of print' lineage, presents this 2-DVD set to preserve the authentic mechanics and vigorous elegance that have made this routine a recognized masterpiece of Shaolin Sword-play.
BIOMECHANICS OF THE SWIMMING DRAGON
Mastering the Dragon-Shape Sword requires a profound understanding of 'Body-Sword Integration' (Shen Jian He Yi). Biomechanically, the sword is treated as a fluid extension of the practitioner's central axis. The routine emphasizes the 'Swimming Dragon' structure, where the practitioner utilizes a flexible spine and agile footwork to create a continuous, undulating flow of movement. Power is generated through 'Spiral Force' (Chan Si Jin), allowing for rapid transitions between rising and falling, and advancing and retreating. Unlike the rigid strikes of the saber, the Jian (straight sword) in this routine utilizes the 'Six Harmonies' to produce precise, high-velocity thrusts and slices that are difficult for an opponent to track or parry. Master Zhao demonstrates how the 'Yin and Yang' of the blade are used to redirect force and create openings with effortless grace.
Technical Routine AND SWORDPLAY
The Technical Routine of the Dragon-Shape Sword is characterized by its 'Varied Techniques and Unique Movements.' Spanning two comprehensive discs, the curriculum covers a wide array of specialized sword maneuvers, including thrusting, parrying, and cloud-sword (Yun Jian) patterns. The routine is designed to be 'Vigorous and Elegant,' balancing the lethal efficiency of the weapon with the aesthetic beauty of the dragon archetype. The combat philosophy focuses on 'Rational Advance and Retreat,' teaching the practitioner how to maintain a dominant tactical perimeter while remaining elusive. Master Zhao provides a step-by-step breakdown of the forms, ensuring that the practitioner understands the structural integrity and internal energy flow (Qi) required for elite sword mastery.
MARTIAL LEGACY AND ZEN WU
Master Zhao Huimin’s instruction is a masterclass in the 'Zen and Martial Unification' (Chan Wu He Yi) that defines the Shaolin tradition. He stresses that the Dragon-Shape Sword is not merely a tool for combat but a vehicle for spiritual and physical cultivation. The practice requires a disciplined mind and a calm heart, allowing the practitioner to embody the dragon's spirit of wisdom and power. This 2-DVD set is an invaluable resource for any serious student of Shaolin weaponry, providing a rare look into the Yuan Dynasty's martial heritage and the sophisticated biomechanics of the Jian. It stands as a definitive technical manual, ensuring that the legacy of Monk Fu Yu and the swimming dragon continues to inspire future generations of martial artists.
The Shaolin Dragon-Shape Sword (Long Xing Jian) is one of the most venerable and artistically sophisticated weapon routines in the Songshan Shaolin Temple's arsenal. Historically, this Technical Routine was codified by the legendary monk Fu Yu during the Yuan Dynasty, a period of significant martial synthesis at the temple. The Dragon-Shape Sword represents the 'Swimming Dragon' archetype, where the blade moves with the fluid, unpredictable grace of a flood dragon navigating a great river or flying through the clouds. Master Zhao Huimin, a guardian of this 'out of print' lineage, presents this 2-DVD set to preserve the authentic mechanics and vigorous elegance that have made this routine a recognized masterpiece of Shaolin Sword-play.
BIOMECHANICS OF THE SWIMMING DRAGON
Mastering the Dragon-Shape Sword requires a profound understanding of 'Body-Sword Integration' (Shen Jian He Yi). Biomechanically, the sword is treated as a fluid extension of the practitioner's central axis. The routine emphasizes the 'Swimming Dragon' structure, where the practitioner utilizes a flexible spine and agile footwork to create a continuous, undulating flow of movement. Power is generated through 'Spiral Force' (Chan Si Jin), allowing for rapid transitions between rising and falling, and advancing and retreating. Unlike the rigid strikes of the saber, the Jian (straight sword) in this routine utilizes the 'Six Harmonies' to produce precise, high-velocity thrusts and slices that are difficult for an opponent to track or parry. Master Zhao demonstrates how the 'Yin and Yang' of the blade are used to redirect force and create openings with effortless grace.
Technical Routine AND SWORDPLAY
The Technical Routine of the Dragon-Shape Sword is characterized by its 'Varied Techniques and Unique Movements.' Spanning two comprehensive discs, the curriculum covers a wide array of specialized sword maneuvers, including thrusting, parrying, and cloud-sword (Yun Jian) patterns. The routine is designed to be 'Vigorous and Elegant,' balancing the lethal efficiency of the weapon with the aesthetic beauty of the dragon archetype. The combat philosophy focuses on 'Rational Advance and Retreat,' teaching the practitioner how to maintain a dominant tactical perimeter while remaining elusive. Master Zhao provides a step-by-step breakdown of the forms, ensuring that the practitioner understands the structural integrity and internal energy flow (Qi) required for elite sword mastery.
MARTIAL LEGACY AND ZEN WU
Master Zhao Huimin’s instruction is a masterclass in the 'Zen and Martial Unification' (Chan Wu He Yi) that defines the Shaolin tradition. He stresses that the Dragon-Shape Sword is not merely a tool for combat but a vehicle for spiritual and physical cultivation. The practice requires a disciplined mind and a calm heart, allowing the practitioner to embody the dragon's spirit of wisdom and power. This 2-DVD set is an invaluable resource for any serious student of Shaolin weaponry, providing a rare look into the Yuan Dynasty's martial heritage and the sophisticated biomechanics of the Jian. It stands as a definitive technical manual, ensuring that the legacy of Monk Fu Yu and the swimming dragon continues to inspire future generations of martial artists.
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