Yiquan: The Most Powerful Chinese Martial Art DVD 2 by Son Ritsu (Preowned)

Yiquan is a martial art that embodies the essence of Chinese martial arts.

What is the source of that power that can send an enemy flying with a single blow and inflict damage on their internal organs?

The door to the "one-hit kill" combat of Yiquan has finally been opened. For the first time, methods for dealing with high and low roundhouse kicks are revealed.

What you can expect is to learn from Yiquan:

① You can relax
② body becomes softer
③ Develop basic physical strength
④ internal organs are strengthened
⑤ Become more resilient to blows
⑥ The power of punches and kicks increases
⑦ Fewer injuries and faster healing.
⑧Good for preventing and improving lower back pain
⑨ Increased concentration
⑩ Balance improves

This DVD includes 2 parts:

Part 1: Martial Arts Intermediate Edition

Part 2: Martial Arts Advanced Edition

About the Instructor:

Sun Ritsu (real name: Sun Li) is the Third Generation Master of Yiquan  / Head of Taiseikan, International Yiquan Association and was born in 1955, in Beijing, People's Republic of China.

At the age of 14, he studied Yiquan under Wang Jinming, a disciple of Master Yao Zongxun.

Afterwards, through an introduction by Mr. Wang Shichuan, a direct disciple of Master Wang Xiangzhai and senior disciple of Master Yao, he fulfilled his long-held wish to become a student of Master Yao. He spent eight years under Master Yao's tutelage until his death. He also trained under Master Bin Shiming, who is currently the Honorary Vice Chairman of the Beijing Yi Quan Association in China and a junior disciple of Master Yao Zongxun, before coming to Japan in 1986. He began teaching Yi Quan the following year, 1987. Currently, as the director of the International Yi Quan Association's Taiseikan dojo, he is based in Japan and teaches around the world. He also holds the rank of Honorary 7th Dan and serves as a tournament advisor through his relationship with Kyokushinkan's Director, Lu Shan Hatsuo. 

Language: Japanese

Length: 1 hour & 43 min.

Publication date: 2011

MED-872