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A brief introduction to I Liq Chuan - The Martial Art of Awareness by lineage holder Master Sam F.S. Chin.
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1) Explaining the philosophy of Chan (Zen)
& Tai Chi of how to train the Art of I Liq Chuan
2) Explaining Ten/Ten
a. I Liq Chuan training process
b. Qualities of training process
3) Introduction to I Liq Chuan Nei Gong
4) Explaining the path of 6 energy with Dan Tien
and Ming Man
5) Matching software with hardware
a. 3 Dimensions with 2 open & 2 close
b. Relationship of 3 engagement qualities
6) How to match and engage to have an
application point to control and attack
7) Q & A
Master Sam FS Chin makes an appearance for the Russian TV show 'TV Channel Fighter' to demonstrate his family's martial art, I Liq Chuan®
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Explaining the philosophy, concepts & principles of unifying self
1) To find circle with center, center to center,
and center with cross
2) Spiral exercises of completing the 4 quarters of the
circle with concave & convex in 3 planes
3) Understanding the arc of the circle on point of contact
4) Recognizing the completeness of circle to have
complimentary on point of contact
5) Understanding the 3 points on contact and matching
software (movement) to hardware (body)
Explaining the philosophy, concepts and principles of
unifying self with the opponent
1) Explaining the way of learning & relationship of exercises
a. 5 qualities of movement unification
b. 4 qualities of contact unification
c. 4 strategies
d. 3 engagement qualities
2) Flow, Fend, Roll, and Pivot
Sticky Hands - Upper hand process
1) Flow
a. 8 processes of fixed exercises on flow
b. Free flow
2) Fend – Recognizing the limit and fullness energy
3) Control – compress, control and break
4) Freeze - jamming upper and lower mass
5) Q & A
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1) Explaining the philosophy of Chan (Zen)
& Tai Chi of how to train the Art of I Liq Chuan
2) Explaining Ten/Ten
a. I Liq Chuan training process
b. Qualities of training process
3) Introduction to I Liq Chuan Nei Gong
4) Explaining the path of 6 energy with Dan Tien
and Ming Man
5) Matching software with hardware
a. 3 Dimensions with 2 open & 2 close
b. Relationship of 3 engagement qualities
6) How to match and engage to have an
application point to control and attack
7) Q & A
On June 6th, I Liq Chuan students, Wai Tang, Nancy Fiano, Justin, and Hsin Chin competes in the 2nd annual US Martial Arts Championship (scroll down for video clips). Hundreds of Martial Arts competitors and spectators attended the event at Queens College, New York. Master Sam Chin was invited to be a judge and to give a Master Demonstration.
Master Sam Chin's youngest son - Hsin Chin, competed in 3 events where he received 4 Gold medals - Sparring, Moving Push Hands, and Stationary Push Hands. In one of the event he received 2 Gold medals as his opponent forfeited, and Hsin requested to compete in the adults class. Hsin also competed in adult classes in all the other categories to avoid fighting with ILC schoolmate - Justin.
Wai Tang competed in Form where he placed 2nd, and 3rd in Stationary Push Hands. (clips to be posted soon, please check back later)
Wai Tang's 16 years old nephew - Justin, had only learn I Liq Chuan for 3 months competed in Stationary Push Hands & Moving Push Hands. He earned a Gold medal in Moving Push Hands, and Silver medal in Stationary Push Hands.
Nancy Fiano competed in various forms where she received 2 Gold medals and a Bronze medal.
Overall, it was a successful outcome for I Liq Chuan, congratulations to all that competed.
Hsin's fighting clips:
Study with Master Fan Chin where ever you are! Now you can download the I Liq Chuan® DVD's for your iPod or portable device like your Blackberry smartphone.
This material is the same content provided in the DVD of the same name in .m4v file format for download.
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How to Unify Mental and Physical
a. Philosophy, Principles & Concepts of I Liq Chuan®
b. Stance and Body Posture
c. Primary Energy of Movement
d. Throwing Exercise to Generate Power
How to Unify Self with the Opponent
a. Spinning Hands - 3 Dimensional Planes
b. Sticky Hands - Application & Power to Point of Contact
International I Liq Chuan Instructor Dasha kicks back and has some fun in Riga.
San Shou 散手 or San Da 散打 means "free fighting". In this video product Master Sam FS Chin reveals the training drills that bridge the gap between spinning/sticky hand training and free sparring with I Liq Chuan.
This workshop is presented by Master Sam FS Chin in English with Russian translations.
DVD Contents Include
San Shou 散手 or San Da 散打 means "free fighting". In this DVD Master Sam FS Chin reveals the training drills that bridge the gap between spinning/sticky hand training and free sparring with I Liq Chuan.
This workshop is presented by Master Sam FS Chin in English with Russian translations.
DVD Contents Include
Kalama Sutta
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