Sun Style Xingyi Ba Shi Quan Eight Postures Actual Combat by Deng Fuming DVD
LECTURER: Deng Fuming
SKUDW134-07
SUBTITLEEnglish / Chinese
TIME47.0
Index: Sun Style Xingyi Ba Shi Quan Eight Postures Actual Combat by Deng Fuming DVD // Eight Postures / Deng Fuming // Kung Fu Training
Comprehensive Guide To The Eight Postures Of Sun Style Xingyi Quan, Integrating The Essence Of Five Elements And Twelve Animal Forms For Combat.
Index: Sun Style Xingyi Ba Shi Quan Eight Postures Actual Combat by Deng Fuming DVD // Eight Postures / Deng Fuming // Kung Fu Training
Mechanical Movement Study
●Master the foundational San Ti Shi for all Xingyi movements
●Learn the eight essential postures for dynamic combat application
●Achieve internal and external harmony through precise body alignment
●Develop explosive power while maintaining a relaxed and agile frame
This collection is a bridge to deep cultural martial roots.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT AND LINEAGE
The Sun Style Xingyi Ba Shi Quan, or Eight Postures Boxing, is a sophisticated technical routine distilled from the essence of the Five Elements and Twelve Animal forms. Developed within the lineage of Grandmaster Sun Lutang, this set serves as a bridge between foundational drills and high-level combat application. Master Deng Fuming, a third-generation successor, presents this routine with a focus on the rigorous standards of the Sun family. The Ba Shi Quan is designed to cultivate a body that is both 'neat and clear' and 'agile and general,' reflecting the philosophical depth of traditional Chinese Wushu. By practicing these Eight Postures, the student engages with the core principles of Xingyi: taking the image and capturing the intent, ensuring that every movement is backed by internal substance and external precision.
TECHNICAL PRINCIPLES AND ALIGNMENT
The foundation of Ba Shi Quan is the San Ti Shi (Trinity Stance). Master Deng emphasizes that regardless of the complexity of the changes, the practitioner must never depart from the structural integrity of this basic pile-standing method. The routine demands ten specific body requirements: hollowing the chest, lowering the waist, dropping the shoulders, hanging the elbows, settling the wrists, stretching the palms, drawing in the hips, buckling the knees, and grounding the feet. These biomechanical alignments are crucial for generating Explosive Force (Fa-Jin) and ensuring that the kinetic chain remains unbroken. Practitioners are cautioned against 'rough strength' and 'angry Qi,' which disrupt the internal harmony and lead to physical tension that hinders combat efficiency.
BIOMECHANICS AND INTERNAL POWER
In Sun Style Xingyi, the integration of hardness and softness is paramount. Ba Shi Quan teaches the practitioner how to maintain a stable step and an upright body while executing rapid, fluid transitions. This Fluid Structure allows for the seamless application of power, where strength is brought down and concentrated at the point of impact. The routine focuses on 'Internal and External Unity,' where the mind directs the Qi and the Qi drives the physical force. By adhering to the strict postural requirements, the student develops a body capable of 'Adhere and Follow' maneuvers, allowing them to neutralize an opponent's force while simultaneously delivering a counter-strike. This DVD provides a rare look at the technical nuances that make the Sun Style a masterpiece of Internal Martial Arts.
COMBAT APPLICATIONS AND MASTERY
The practical segment of this DVD breaks down the combat applications of each of the Eight Postures. Master Deng Fuming demonstrates how the 'neat and clear' movements of Ba Shi Quan are used to intercept, redirect, and overwhelm an adversary. The emphasis is on tactical versatility—being able to change 'ten thousand ways' while remaining rooted in the San Ti Shi foundation. This level of mastery requires a deep understanding of the relationship between the Five Elements and the Twelve Animals, as expressed through these eight condensed postures. For the serious martial artist, this DVD is an essential resource for understanding the biomechanical efficiency and tactical depth of the Sun Lutang Lineage, providing a clear path from basic stance work to advanced combat proficiency.
The Sun Style Xingyi Ba Shi Quan, or Eight Postures Boxing, is a sophisticated technical routine distilled from the essence of the Five Elements and Twelve Animal forms. Developed within the lineage of Grandmaster Sun Lutang, this set serves as a bridge between foundational drills and high-level combat application. Master Deng Fuming, a third-generation successor, presents this routine with a focus on the rigorous standards of the Sun family. The Ba Shi Quan is designed to cultivate a body that is both 'neat and clear' and 'agile and general,' reflecting the philosophical depth of traditional Chinese Wushu. By practicing these Eight Postures, the student engages with the core principles of Xingyi: taking the image and capturing the intent, ensuring that every movement is backed by internal substance and external precision.
TECHNICAL PRINCIPLES AND ALIGNMENT
The foundation of Ba Shi Quan is the San Ti Shi (Trinity Stance). Master Deng emphasizes that regardless of the complexity of the changes, the practitioner must never depart from the structural integrity of this basic pile-standing method. The routine demands ten specific body requirements: hollowing the chest, lowering the waist, dropping the shoulders, hanging the elbows, settling the wrists, stretching the palms, drawing in the hips, buckling the knees, and grounding the feet. These biomechanical alignments are crucial for generating Explosive Force (Fa-Jin) and ensuring that the kinetic chain remains unbroken. Practitioners are cautioned against 'rough strength' and 'angry Qi,' which disrupt the internal harmony and lead to physical tension that hinders combat efficiency.
BIOMECHANICS AND INTERNAL POWER
In Sun Style Xingyi, the integration of hardness and softness is paramount. Ba Shi Quan teaches the practitioner how to maintain a stable step and an upright body while executing rapid, fluid transitions. This Fluid Structure allows for the seamless application of power, where strength is brought down and concentrated at the point of impact. The routine focuses on 'Internal and External Unity,' where the mind directs the Qi and the Qi drives the physical force. By adhering to the strict postural requirements, the student develops a body capable of 'Adhere and Follow' maneuvers, allowing them to neutralize an opponent's force while simultaneously delivering a counter-strike. This DVD provides a rare look at the technical nuances that make the Sun Style a masterpiece of Internal Martial Arts.
COMBAT APPLICATIONS AND MASTERY
The practical segment of this DVD breaks down the combat applications of each of the Eight Postures. Master Deng Fuming demonstrates how the 'neat and clear' movements of Ba Shi Quan are used to intercept, redirect, and overwhelm an adversary. The emphasis is on tactical versatility—being able to change 'ten thousand ways' while remaining rooted in the San Ti Shi foundation. This level of mastery requires a deep understanding of the relationship between the Five Elements and the Twelve Animals, as expressed through these eight condensed postures. For the serious martial artist, this DVD is an essential resource for understanding the biomechanical efficiency and tactical depth of the Sun Lutang Lineage, providing a clear path from basic stance work to advanced combat proficiency.
Master De Fuming
Biographical Profile: Deng Fuming
3rd Generation Successor of Sun Style Martial Arts
Deng Fuming is a respected martial arts practitioner and a 3rd generation successor of the Sun style, a lineage founded by the legendary Sun Lutang. Having studied under prominent masters of the previous generation, he has spent his life preserving the specific technical requirements and philosophical depth of this unique internal system. He is recognized within the martial arts community for his commitment to maintaining the integrity of the Sun family tradition.
Martial Arts Background: Mastery of the "Three Internal Styles"
Deng Fuming’s background is defined by the core curriculum of the Sun lineage, which famously integrates Xingyiquan, Baguazhang, and Sun-style Taijiquan into a unified theory. His training emphasizes the "Living Step" (Huo Bu) footwork and the subtle "Open and Close" (Kai He) movements that are synonymous with the style. By mastering these three distinct yet interconnected arts, he has developed a deep understanding of how internal intent governs external physical mechanics.
Legacy and Contribution: Preservation and Systematic Teaching
Deng Fuming has played a significant role in ensuring that the Sun style remains a living tradition. He has dedicated himself to teaching the specific structural alignments and internal breathing methods that distinguish Sun style from other internal arts. Through his work with local martial arts groups and his mentorship of students, he has focused on the meticulous transmission of the lineage's "Old Forms," ensuring that the technical nuances of his predecessors are passed down without dilution.
Artistic Style: Compact Agility and Integrated Power
His style is characterized by the hallmark agility and compact frame of the Sun lineage. Rather than relying on large, sweeping gestures, his movements are refined, nimble, and highly efficient. In his practice, one can observe the seamless transitions and continuous flow that reflect the style's "moving like clouds and water" aesthetic. His execution focuses on the cultivation of "silk-reeling" energy and internal structural pressure, embodying a style that is physically steady yet internally vibrant.
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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