ANIMAL STYLES
Tiger 虎拳
Represents External Strength. The Tiger's movements are overpowering and strong. Tiger training builds tendons and bones and strengthens the spine and neck.
Snake 蛇拳
Represents Internal Strength and chi and it's the transition to a higher level. The Snake builds the internal energy and qi, and its attacks are relaxed, releasing qi upon impact.
Eagle 鷹拳
The style includes static stances from which it is possible to observe the opponent, and quick,
elegant striking movements. Hands are shaped into wings or claws.
Monkey 猴拳
When imitating the monkey, the body must be relaxed and agile. The movements are fast, strikes are done using the full-body, and attack and defense happen from extreme stances.
Leopard 豹拳
Represents External Strength and development of rapidity. The Leopard's attacks have loose whipping power. Leopard builds the skin, tendon, muscle, and bone. Its attacks are more powerful and penetrating.
Crane 鹤拳
Represents both Internal and External Strength. The Crane's attacks are circular and end with quick exploding power. The Crane improves physical and internal balance. Hands are shaped into wings and a beak.
Dragon 龍拳
Represents Internal Strength. The Dragon's movements are soft and circular (Similar to Tai Chi). The Dragon builds the spirit and uses its whole body to attack or defend.
Animal Claws
Animal Claws: Tiger vs tiger, Snake vs Snake, Leopard vs Leopard, Eagle vs Eagle, Crane vs Crane, Dragon vs Dragon. Hung gar Animal Claws.
Animal vs Animal
