Kung Fu Curriculum

Kung Fu Curriculum Level 1 Stances - Ma Bu, Gong Bu, Shu Bu, Tso Pan Bu, Moving Ma Bu Hands - Li Ch’uan, Fu Ch’uan (1, 2,and 3), Forward and Downward Chop, Hammer Fist, Back Fist Kicks - Cross Step, Instep, Stomp Line Drills - Simplified Tan Tui #1, #2, #3 Level 2 Hands - Slapping Blocks, Crane Wing, Filing Chop Kicks - Side, Inside Crescent, Outside Crescent Line Drills - Shi Lu Tan Tui #1, #2 Two Person Drills - Longfist Punching/Blocking Forms - Wu Bu Ch’uan (five stance fist) Level 3 Stances - Si Liu Bu, Qi Xing Bu, Du Li Bu, Hu Bu Kicks - Knife Edge, Round House, Back, Upward Sweeps (front, side, back) Hands - White Crane Four Corners Two Person Drills - Longfist Kicking/Blocking Line Drills - Shi Lu Tan Tui #3, #4 Forms - Chung I Ch’uan (loyalty intention fist) Level 4 Hands - Willow Palm, Mantis, Five Animal Hands Two Person Drills - Longfist Stepping and Distance Line Drills - Shi Lu Tan Tui #5, #6 Forms - Qi Xing Quan (seven star fist) Level 5 Two Person Drills - Bai He Pan Shou (level 1) Line Drills - Shi Lu Tan Tui #7, #8 Forms - Lien Bu Ch’uan (continuous stepping fist) Weapons - Sil Lum Gun (small forest staff) Level 6 Drills - Bai He Wei Gong (fist set, palm set) Line Drills - Shi Lu Tan Tui #9, #10 Forms - Gung Li Ch’uan (strength training fist), Quan Shi Er Shi Fa (fist method 20 techniques) Weapons - Hu Wei Dao (tiger tail saber) Level 7 Drills - Bai He Nei Gong Two Person Drills - Bai He Pan Shou (level 2) Forms - Lohan Shou (Buddha hand), Duan Da Weapons - Kun Wu Gun (mountain family staff) Level 8 Two Person Drills - Bai He Pan Shou (level 3) Forms- San He (trembling crane), Yi Lu Mai Fu (1st road of ambush) Weapons - Qi Xing Dao (seven star saber), Fung Yan Shan (phoenix eye fan) Level 9 Drills - Wu Xing Qigong Forms - Wu Xing Quan (five animal fist), Er Lu Mai Fu (2nd road of ambush) Weapons - Double Rods Level 10 Two Person Sets - San Shou Tse Forms - Tzai Gwai (striking demon), Yao Gu (shaking drum) Weapons - Qi Mei Gun (white crane staff), Qi Mei Due Gun (white crane two person staff) Level 11 Forms - Hu Xing Quan (tiger fist), He Xing Quan (crane fist) Weapons - Wang Jurong Shan (Madame Wang’s fan) Level 12 Forms - She Quan (snake fist), Bao Quan (leopard fist) Weapons - San Gua Gun (three section staff), Chain Whip Level 13 Forms - Shao Fu Yen (little tiger-swallow), Lung Xing Quan (dragon fist) Weapons - Shaolin Qiang (small forest spear) Level 14 Forms - Shih Tzu Tan (shih tzu sequence), Shaolin Ru Men (shaolin opening the door) Weapons - Ba Gua Dao (8 section saber), Ma Dao (horse knife) Level 15 Forms - San Lu Pao Ch’uan (3rd road cannon fist) Weapons - San Cai Jian (3 powers sword) Level 16 Forms - Taizu Chang Ch’uan (emperor’s longfist) Weapons - Kun Wu Jian (mountain family sword) Level 17 Form - Si Lu Cha Ch’uan (4th road cha fist) Weapons - Ba Gua Gun (eight section staff) Level 18 Forms - Bai Mei Tso (white eyebrow fist), Wu Xing Chang Ch’uan (five animals longfist) Weapons - Lu Long Jian (green dragon sword) .

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