brief introduction

Fan Trace Boxing is also called Fan Zong Boxing, Fan Zong Boxing and Fan Trace Technique ... formerly known as Yanqing Spring. These boxing names are related to the legends produced by this boxing method. For example, it is said that this kind of boxing originated in the late Tang Dynasty and was developed by Lu Junyi of Shaolin Temple in the Song Dynasty. Lu Junyi accepted Yanqing as an apprentice, just like the Water Margin.

After Lu Junyi retired, Yanqing widely taught this boxing, so it was also called Yanqing Boxing. There is also a saying that Yan Qing's disciple/kloc-admired Yan Qing's boxing at the age of 0/8, but because Yan Qing took refuge in the water margin, he concealed Yan Qing's name and renamed Yanqing Boxing as Secret Boxing. It is also said that when Yan Qing was chased to Liangshan by officers and men, there were no footprints in the snow, which caused the officers and men to get lost. Therefore, this kind of boxing is also called mysterious art. Yanqing Boxing was later spread to Sun Tong in the Qing Dynasty. Sun Tong is from Daimiao, Shandong. He first learned boxing from Zhang in Yanzhou, then traveled around the world, and lived in seclusion in Cangxian County, Hebei Province in his later years.

In Cangxian County, Chen Shan-dominated school called this boxing a secret boxing, and the Huo family who moved from Cangxian County to Jinghai County, Hebei Province called this boxing a mystery boxing, which was passed down from generation to generation and became famous in Huo Yuanjia. In addition, this kind of boxing spread from Hebei to Qingzhou, Shandong Province, forming a school of "Yan Shen Qing Chong", which merged with the eight-fan boxing in Tianjin, Hebei Province to form a school of "Yan Qing eighteen-fan boxing".

Another was founded by Yan Qing, a prodigal son in Liangshan, Shui Bo, according to the "18 Turn in Yan Qing", and another was that this boxing originated in Yanzhou, Hebei Province and Qingzhou, Shandong Province, hence the name Yanqing Boxing. Because of its unknown origin, it is also called "Fan Zong Quan", and because of its peculiar boxing method, it is also called "Fan Zhi Quan", which was later developed by Huo Yuanjia. But none of these statements can determine their reliable sources. It is also said that Fan Zongquan was originally a fan-tracking boxing or fan-tracking technique created by Huo Yuanjia. It was not until 198 1 that the director changed his name to Fan Zongquan according to the TV story.

Fan Wei's fist posture is light, and his fist is fast and loose, with the upper three paths accounting for seven points and the lower three paths accounting for three points. Huojia Fanwei Boxing is a synthesis of various martial arts routines. Only through Huo Yuanjia's understanding of various martial arts types can this set of boxing with strong actual combat be integrated.

A routine of Fan Trace Boxing, Fan Trace Long Boxing, moves slowly and easily, and breathes naturally. Many people mistake it for Tai Ji Chuan.

trait

Secret Trace Boxing is characterized by lightness, agility, flexibility, emphasis on waist and leg skills, thick feet, upright strength and sufficient strength. In addition, the combination of eye and leg movements has a unique style: eyes focus on all directions, eyes help the body, eyes help the strength. Leg method requires full strength and cleanliness. All kinds of gloves are composed of more than 50 movements such as hand, step, leg, balance and jump. Its techniques of throwing, shooting, rolling, catching, jumping, cutting, hanging and winding are combined with leaning, flashing, fixing and shrinking, forming a high degree of attack and defense technology. Its footwork emphasizes hip step, flash jump, jump and jump.

school

Chen Shan Pai

Huojia brand

Zhangyaotingpai