Indigenous Shandong Martial Arts

All the footage collected over the years from this series on indigenous Shandong martial arts.

The styles in order of appearance:

1. Xu Ziliang (徐自良) lineage Sun Bin Boxing 32-Hands (孫臏拳卅二手) by Yang Yuzhong (杨玉忠).
2. Four Gates Boxing’s (四通捶) Basic Skills Routine (八个功靠) by Yu Xiaohang (于效航) from Weifang, Shandong.
3. Cowherd Staff’s (牛郎棍) Tian Zi Bian (田字鞭) form by Xiao Mingkui (萧明魁).
4. Plum Blossom Boxing (山东梅花拳) by Jia Longsheng (贾龙生). Note: The video says “花拳” but it’s actually “梅花拳.”
5. Seven Star Mantis’ White Ape Leaves the Cave (白猿出洞) by Qin Guihua (秦桂花), a student of Li Zhanyuan (李占元).
6. Taiji Praying Mantis Boxing’s Ba Zhou (太极螳螂拳八肘), or, literally, “Eight Elbows,” by Wang Yuanqian (王元乾), the son of Wang Yushan (王玉山), one of the “Three Mountains of Laiyang.”
7. Taiji Plum Blossom Praying Mantis Boxing’s (太极梅花螳螂拳) Ba Kuai Shou (八快手), or, literally, “Eight Fast Hands,” by Zhang Xiushan (张修山).
8. Yanqing Boxing (燕青拳) by Sun Xuexi (孫學習).
9. Mizongyi Boxing (迷踪艺拳), a sub-style of Mizong Boxing, by Wang Baojie (王寳玠).
10. Chuanlin Sword (穿林劍) by Zhang Bingdou (张炳斗) from Laixi, Shandong.
11. Wensheng/Literary Sage Boxing’s (文圣拳) First Practice Set (头趟架) by 3rd gen. inheritor Song Lianhong (宋连洪).