Bùdòngchǎn lì is a style that has its roots based on the teachings of the late Grand Master Min Pai. He originally taught a style that he learned in Korea called Yun Mu Kwan and incorporated other styles into it like Wing Chun, Choy Li Fut, Hun Gar, Praying Mantis and Tai Chi Chuan. By the time he was done it looked nothing like traditional Yun Mu Kwan which he finally changed to Nabi Su. Although Grand Master Pai was of Korean Descent, he taught Chinese style martial arts, along with Japanese sitting practice or zazen. When you have two opposing energies like an immovable object and a irresistible force, If they were to meet there would be an endless transfer of energy. The unstoppable force would have an infinite energy and the immovable object would be able to absorb infinite energy. Balanced and in harmony like the yin and yang,it would become an immovable force - Bùdòngchǎn Li
Bùdòngchǎn Li is a kung fu style with real life practical fighting and self defense techniques.
Bùdòngchǎn Liis a combination of Nabi Su, Yun Mu Kwan, Tai Chi Chuan and various other styles that Jason has learned. The foundation of this fighting system is based on the teachings of the late Grand Master Pai as they evolved through the years. One of the unique forms Grand Master Pai created is "Butterfly Hand". This form will help you develop internal power, focus and a deceptively powerful defense. Grand Master Pai developed a unique system after years of teaching various hard and soft styles of karate along with Tai Chi Chuan and Zazen. This amazing system that Jason & Ian have created will allow you to develop the grace of a Butterfly, along with power and the precision of a laser guided missile as you sustaining power throughout the entire movement. Your block is equally as powerful as your strike causing damage at any point of contact. Your confidence will grow as your block and strike become one.
Shaolin Five Animal Forms
Grand Master Pai created his own unique interpretation of these Five Shaolin Animal Forms. Though there are many different styles of martial arts and other animal forms, every Shaolin style relies on the basic Dragon, Crane, Snake, Tiger & Leopard forms.
The Dragon for body strength
The Crane for sinew and hidden strength
The Snake for psychic energy
The Tiger for bone strength
The Leopard for inner and outer strength
In practicing these forms with proper breathing techniques, you will learn the principles of each animal: Hard and Soft, full and empty, circle within circle, the feeling of sameness within and without. As you unlock the hidden meaning of each movement in the forms of each animal you realize that all are deadly fighting techniques. This enables you to develop perception and heightened sensitivity, which allows you to be in harmony with any fighting style you encounter, changing from one form to another as you flow through the principles of the five animals. Your opponent will become confused as your attack is formless, unseen and fatal.
