
The Romance of Neijiaquan
内家拳演义
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 279k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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182Reads
7.1Score
139Chapters
27Listens
53.6kReads · all time
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What the author writes is the boxing training method that my teacher taught me. It is more clear and reasonable than what my teacher said, which has benefited me a lot. It is absolutely authentic Chinese internal boxing training method. But one thing the author did not mention is that the waist and hips must be separated (the sacroiliac joint in the hip is congenitally open, and it will die when people grow up. It must be opened first before pressing the hips downward and transmitting it to the feet to bounce back to get the force of the earth, so as to complete the accumulation of force). Only in hip work can the opponent's energy be transformed, and the hips and waist must be separated in the process of transforming the energy. This is very important. Another thing is that the root of the tail is the engine for accumulating force and regulating the entire body. The root of the tail is very important for its use in Neijiaquan. (Discuss together)
This book is great. The essence of Neijiaquan is revealed. As for whether you can practice it or not, then it depends. People. This book must be finished, must be finished. This book is very, very, very well written. [Like][Like][Like]
After reading this book, I feel that the internal boxing theory described by the author is scientific and can be practiced, which makes people want to become a disciple. It's not like some books that are so mysterious and mysterious that it makes people feel like they are falling into a cloud and confused.
This is one. Very classic. Internal boxing textbook. Author. Use lots of facts. And fleshed out theory. Explained internal martial arts. Various theories. Explain the profound things in a simple way. For readers who like Neijiaquan. One copy was provided. A very filling meal. Many thanks to the author. Contribution to the author. Like.
I feel that the training method of Neijiaquan has a very reasonable origin, and I have been inspired by it, and I have made significant progress. Thank you author.
Although I don't know anything about Neijiaquan, after reading this book, I really want to learn from it. I don't know how to contact the author.
When I saw this book, I stopped reading other meaningless novels. I felt it was beneficial to practice according to it. Thanks to the author
I have been fond of Chuanwu since I was a child. After reading this book, I feel that it is on point.
I even suspect that the author has written down the secrets of martial arts.
Not bad, I have definitely practiced
As a martial arts enthusiast, I really feel that this book... Has something to say.
It is true, concise and to the point, and virtuous people will be blessed!
The first book written by Lian Jiazi, the story may have some romance, but it is priceless.
Great writing, very reasonable
In fact, you don't have to meditate to practice Qi; do animals practice Qi? Put yourself in front of a bow to practice Qi at any time. When walking, bend your knees slightly and bend the spine to form the bow beam. When inhaling, the kyphosis of the spine will fully lift the five internal organs. When exhaling, the belly will not move and the visceral diaphragm will be used to push the Qi from the upper Dantian down to the lower Dantian, Humanity, Weilu, Dumu, and soon it will reach the Yuzhen point... I agree with the inheritance; but the ancients are not necessarily smarter than modern people, they just have less distracting thoughts than modern people...
I used to think that Neijiaquan was fictional. After reading this book, I was a little confused. However, the writing is very good, and at least the description is very clear, which is worth learning from.
How to practice? Is it the author who practices three-body stance?
Is there anyone who has mastered kung fu in internal martial arts, whether it is mental strength or the blending of water and fire? Let's share some ideas.
Are there any learning videos?
It is indeed serious
I particularly like traditional Kung Fu. I read Teacher's book and couldn't put it down until I read it in one sitting. Teacher must be the successor of Xinyi Liuhe Quan. How can I contact him?
This should be an introductory guide to traditional martial arts, right?
Finally, someone explained the theory of Neijiaquan clearly.
It's a pity that the update has been discontinued. I don't know the reason for the interruption, but I saw the helplessness of those who really practice Neijiaquan in the article, and I hope to contact the author [Baoquan]
Internal boxing principles are mostly the same. Thorough and clear analysis
The author is a master level and has a deep research on internal boxing. What is written in the book is of guiding significance! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
The writing is very good. The author seems to be a practitioner. After reading it, I have a better understanding of Neijiaquan, which is refreshing!
It's hard to master it even if you know it a little bit. Isn't the split fist just folded, no force at all?
It turns out that the mind's energy flows down along the Du Channel Among the many disciples of Yang Luchan and Sun Lutang, not many of them have reached the transformation level. Ordinary people should not even think about it. Besides, in modern society, even if you really practice it, it won't be of any use.
To reveal the true meaning of internal martial arts and boxing, it is a pity that there are as many people as ox hair on the Tao and as few as a lin horn on the Tao.