FAN ZI QUAN

 FAN ZI QUAN

八閃翻; literally "8 flash tumbles"), or "8 evasive tumbles".

History: Fanzi Quan, or tumbling boxing, is also known as Bashanfan (Eight-Flash boxing), because of its eight major flashing movements, which are executed with speed and precision. Earlier mentions of Fanzi Quan appeared in A New Essay on Wushu Arts written by anti-Japanese general Qi Jiguang of the Ming Dynasty.

In volume XIV of Quan Jing (Boxing Text), it is evident from his account that Bashanfan was already a comparatively complete style of boxing in the Ming dynasty. During the Qing dynasty Fanzi Quan was popular in northern China, especially in Raoyang, Lixian and Gaoyang areas in Hebei province.Fanzi Quan spread widely after it was introduced into Hebei, developing many branch styles. Eagle Claw tumbling boxing, for instance, was evolved on the basis of a combination of the eagle claw moving boxing, eagle claw running boxing and tumbling boxing. Another combination is Digong Quan (ground stroke tumbling boxing.)

Fanzi Quan stresses the combination of external and internal strengths and energies. Tumbling boxers take root in their legs while emphasising hand techniques and movements.

Sejarah: Fanzi Quan, atau tinju jatuh, juga dikenal sebagai Bashanfan (Delapan-Flash tinju), karena dari delapan gerakan berkedip utama, yang dieksekusi dengan kecepatan dan presisi. Sebelumnya menyebutkan dari Fanzi Quan muncul di Sebuah Essay Baru Wushu Seni ditulis oleh anti-Jepang Qi Jiguang umum dari Dinasti Ming.
Volume XIV Jing Quan (Tinju Teks), terbukti dari account bahwa Bashanfan sudah gaya yang relatif lengkap tinju di dinasti Ming. Selama dinasti Qing Quan Fanzi populer di China utara, terutama di Raoyang, Lixian dan daerah Gaoyang di Hebei province.Fanzi Quan menyebar luas setelah diperkenalkan ke Hebei, mengembangkan gaya banyak cabang. Eagle Claw tinju jatuh, misalnya, telah berkembang berdasarkan kombinasi dari cakar elang bergerak tinju, cakar elang berjalan tinju dan jatuh tinju. Kombinasi lain adalah Digong Quan (tinju stroke tanah jatuh.)

Fanzi Quan menekankan kombinasi kekuatan eksternal dan internal dan energi. petinju Tumbling berakar di kaki mereka sementara menekankan teknik tangan dan gerakan.