This is a short video taken from the Hsing-i Wood Fist and Water fist training program where I talk about developing the mind and intent.
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Hsing-I and Santi
In early August we are launching a Hsing-i Chuan and I Chuan product. These Live DVDs will include both martial and health applications. If you are interested in the internal arts you can signup for the launch list to receive extra bonuses when it goes live here:
Hsing-i and I Chuan Launch List
We will be releasing a report soon called “The Fastest Way to Build Martial Power and Chi” to those on the list.
Here is some vintage footage explaining the five hsing-i elements in fighting applications:
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Hi Everyone,
This Summer I will release a live DVD Training Program for Hsing-i, Santi and the standing postures of I Chuan. In my opinion these practices are ‘the fastest way to build your Chi and martial power’.
Join the launch list to see free videos and to download a PDF on Hsing-i from my book Power of Internal Martial Arts and Chi:
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Hsing-i is the least known of the three main internal martial arts (the other two being tai chi and bagua). It is the most yang of the internal martial arts and with consistent practice can rapidly make the body healthy and strong. Each of the five core movements correspond to one of the elements within Chinese Medicine’s Five Element Theory.
I Chuan was derived from hsing-i and involves standing in specific postures to open up the chi in your body. I am happy to be releasing this material and hope that more discover the amazing benefits of Hsing-i and I Chuan.
Thanks,
Bruce
P.S. This DVD set will have lots of useful information for anyone practicing qigong and tai chi for health even if you are not a martial artist…Join the Hsing-i Launch List
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Hsing-I, Santi and The Five Elements: Developing Internal Power for Martial Arts & Health
Topics: Five Elements,Hsing-I and Santi
Bruce Frantzis demonstrating Hsing-I with Jess O’Brien
In my 40+ years of working with different forms of energy arts I have found that Hsing-I’s (also called xing yi) first form known as Santi is probably the most powerful method I am aware of that integrate all the elements of your body into one whole. Hsing-I practices like Santi also help your chi develop in the fastest possible process.
Considering the number of different martial and chi development forms on the market this is no small thing. I myself have trained and looked at hundreds of qigong styles. In my opinion, Santi is much stronger and more effective at chi development than any of the standing tai chi postures or any of the standing qigong postures… Read More
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