LONG XING QUAN

LONG XING QUAN

Long xing quan/Dragon fist.

History: The founding of Dragon fist is attributed to Lam Yu Gwai (1874-1965) of Guangdong. According to the family legend, his grandfather sheltered a Shaolin monk named Huang Nian Jiao who fled to Guangzhou during the Qing dynasty. Grateful for his assistance the monk taught him Dragon style. Master Lam studied with his grandfather from childhood and reached a level of mastery high enough to teach by age 17.

He continued to train with his father until age 21, and then learned more Dragon from the abbot of Mong Fo Shan temple, Dai Yuk. Incorporating all these teachings, Lam breathed new life into this venerated style. It is still popular in Hong Kong and Canton, especially among the police, who prize it for its effective Chin Na restraint techniques.

Sejarah: Pendirian tinju Dragon dihubungkan dengan Lam Yu Gwai (1874-1965) Guangdong. Menurut legenda keluarga, kakeknya terlindung seorang biarawan Shaolin yang bernama Huang Nian Jiao yang melarikan diri ke Guangzhou selama dinasti Qing. Berterima kasih atas bantuannya biarawan yang diajarkan kepadanya Dragon gaya. Guru Lam belajar dengan kakeknya dari masa kanak-kanak dan mencapai tingkat penguasaan cukup tinggi untuk mengajar pada usia 17.
Dia terus berlatih dengan ayahnya sampai usia 21, dan kemudian belajar Naga lebih dari kepala biara Mong Untuk kuil Shan, Dai Yuk. Menggabungkan semua ajaran, Lam meniupkan kehidupan baru ke dalam gaya dihormati. Hal ini masih populer di Hong Kong dan Canton, khususnya di kalangan polisi, yang hadiah untuk efektif Chin Na teknik menahan diri.