Hunan Wu Family Boxing [Wu Jia Quan]

[bviru_xin]

An interesting style. According to this site http://taipinginstitute.com/taiping-articles/item/125-wu-jia-quan-an-introduction-to-the-rare-art-from-hunan-province , this style focuses on elbow strikes .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsOC1gqj9gw

[I-mon]

that was awesome once he got going.

[bviru_xin]

that was awesome once he got going.

I felt the same way. Tried to find some clips which shows some application of this style in youku.com and 56.com , but no luck at all. If anybody here found an application clip, can you please share it here. Very interested to see one of those.

Thanks

[Coiled_Spring]

Nice Kung fu. He Fajins at every move, which is pretty interesting.

[TeaSerpent]

I've seen tons of Wu Jia Quan clips but never any applications.
Henan has some great styles but most aren't known outside of there, and it's kind of an information blackhole for martial arts.

[Andy_S]

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Henan has some great styles but most aren't known outside of there, and it's kind of an information blackhole for martial arts.
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Henan is home to Shaolin Temple and Chen Village, so is not an information (nor a marketing) blackhole for MA.

Do you mean Hunan?

[TeaSerpent]

oh yeah sorry I wrote that really late at night, after spending hours reading about a rare longfist style from Henan.
Yeah I mean Hunan. Wu Jia Quan is one of the old big four family styles from Hunan. I've only ever been able to find footage of two of them, and those are some of the better known Hunan styles.

[bviru_xin]

oh yeah sorry I wrote that really late at night, after spending hours reading about a rare longfist style from Henan.
Yeah I mean Hunan. Wu Jia Quan is one of the old big four family styles from Hunan. I've only ever been able to find footage of two of them, and those are some of the better known Hunan styles.

Thanks TeaSerpent ...

[bviru_xin]

Wu Jia Quan Application - from 3:20