Just Wushu

Cheng Style Bagua Jian Cheng Style Bagua Sword, and Chinese instructional video featuring Sun Zhijun - English subtitles. Primary demonstrtor: Li Chunling

Yang-Style Taijiquan - Fu Qingquan Eighty-Five Postures Taijiquan - Featuring James Fu(Qingquan) - Chinese language Fu Qingquan is the grandson of Fu Zhongwen, Lineage:  Yang Chengfu > Fu Zhongwen > Fu Shengyan > Fu Qingquan

Baguazhang - Jiang Rongqiao Classical Baguazhang, written by Jiang Rongqiao, and illustrated by Zhou Yuanlong, Chinese language edition. This particular routine, is probably the most popular Baguazhang routine, in the world today.

Eighty-Five Postures Yang Style Taijiquan - Zhao Youbin 赵幼斌85式杨式太极拳  Zhao Youbin is a highly regarded master of traditional Yang Style Taijiquan. He is the son of Zhao Bin who was a senior disciple and nephew of Yang Chen fu. Zhao is based in Xian and is the President of the Xian Yongnian Yang-style Taijiquan Association. Yang Chengfu > Zhao Bin > Zhao Youbin

Yin Style Baguzhang Applications

Wing Chun Kung Fu - Written by James Yimm Lee Edited by Bruce Lee Chinese Language Edition This is a PDF Chinese language edition of James Yimm Lee's "Wing Chun Kung Fu" book. The English version was first published in 1972, by Ohara Publications. It was one of the first books in English published about Wing Chun. The book was edited  Bruce Lee and Ted Wong. Inside the book James introduces the reader to Sil Lim Tao (Siu Nim Tau) form, the immovable-elbow and centerline theories, chi sao (sticky hands), trapping, and much more. Readers familiar with the Yip Man's Wing Chun, will see it as familiar, but not strictly traditional Yip Man Wing Chun. It has been influenced by Bruce Lee's stylistic interpretations.

Yang Family Taijiquan - Yang Zhendou Chinese Language Yang Family Taijiquan, featuring Yang Zhendou. Contents include 103-Postures Traditional Yang Family Taijiquan, 67-Postures Yang Family Sword, Yang-Family Taiji Knife/Broadsword. It also includes some old photographs of Yang Chengfu demonstrating Yang Family Taijiquan.

Bajiaquan Sanshou - Wu Lianzhi Instructional Bajiquan Sanshou video, featuring Wu Lianzhi. Chinese Language 吳連枝八極散手

Wing Chun Sticking Hands with Chow Sifu.

Shaolin Wugong - Shi Decheng Instructional Shaolinquan Basics video, featuring Shi Decheng. 

Sun Family Baguazhang - Sun Jianyun Old clip of Sun Jianyun(Sun Lutang's daughter) demonstrating Sun Family Baguazhang

Emei Twelve Pillars Qigong

Yang Shi Taiji Dao - Li Deyin 杨氏太极刀13式: 李德印學堂 Yang Style Broadsword, instructional video featuring Li Deyin.

Yiquan - Yao Zongxun Yao Zongzun's Yiquan - Chinese language.  Includes some old clips of Yao Zongzun. Yao Zongzun was a student of Yiquan's founder, ang Xiangzhai,

Sun Family Taijiquan - Sun Jianyun  孫式太極拳 孫剣雲老師  Old black and white video of Sun Jianyun demonstrating Sun Family Taijiquan. Sun Jianyun was the daughter of Sun Lutang, the founder of Sun Style Taijiquan.

Sun Style Taijiquan, demonstrated by Cheng Bingjun.

Wu-Style Taijiquan - Hao Shaoru 武式太极拳 郝少如 Wu-Style Taijiquan from the Wu Yuxiang (武禹襄) lineage of Taijiquan. Wu Yuxiang 武禹襄   >   Li Yiyu 李亦畬   >  Hao Weizhen 郝為真  > Hao Yueru  郝月如  >  Hao Shaoru 郝少如

Southern Wu-Style Taijiquan - Ma Yueliang  馬岳梁吳式太極快拳演練  Ma Yueliang (Shanghai,China) demonstrating Southern Wu-Style Taijiquan, circa 1985

Hao Shaoru(郝少如) demonstrating Wu-Style(Hao-Family) Taijiquan - 武式(郝氏)太极拳 This form is often referred to as New Frame(Xinjia,新架), so as to distinguish it from the stylistic interpretations that his father(Hao Yueru,郝月如) and grandfather(Hao Weizhen,郝為真) taught. The style was created by Wu Yuxiang(武禹襄), then passed on to Li Yiyu(李亦畬), then onto Hao Shaoru's grandfather, Hao Weizhen(郝為真).

Hung Gar Gung Character Pattern Tiger Subduing Fist - Gung Ji Fook Fu Kuen - 洪拳工字伏虎拳.  Demonstrated by Mark Ho and students Mark Houghton born on March 8th 1962 in Nuneaton UK. His Chinese name is Ho Mak, and he is also sometimes referred to as Mark Ho. He has been studying martial arts since he was 14 years old. He lived in Malaysia in his early teens being adopted by a Chinese family so he could stay in the country with them, His adopted father's name was Wong Chin-Tong. While in Malaysia he started learning White Crane Kung Fu, but later after watching one of Lau Kar Leung’s film, he decided to change to Hung Gar. First learning Hung Gar under Ho Kam-Wai in Johor Bahru. In his early twenties he moved back to the UK and opened his first Kung Fu School. At the age of 27 he moved to HK to train under his hero the Famous Hung Gar kung fu master Lau Kar-Leung, He has also followed his masters path into the HK movie scene, becoming one of the best western Bad guy’s in

Cheng-Style Baguazhang - Eight Old Palms. Demonstrated by Liu Jingru Liu Jingru is an expert of Baguazhang, Xingyiquan, Preying Mantis Boxing and Wushu 8 Dan. He was born on July 5, 1936 in Gaoyang County of Hebei Province, China. In 1947, Liu's family moved to Beijing. In 1957 he began to learn Cheng-Style Baguazhang and Xingyiquan under Master Luo Xingwu, a disciple of Li Wenbiao who was a student of Cheng Tinghua, founder of  Cheng-Style Baguazhang.  In 1962, Liu learnt Luoxuanquan and Yin-Style Baguazhang from Qiu Zhihe, a student of Yin Zhankui, and he also learnt Six Harmonies Praying Mantis Boxing from Shan Xiangling. At the same time, he was further guided by Cheng Yeuxin, Liu Tanfeng and Wang Wenkui to pursue his wushu career. In 1963, aged 26, Liu participated in the Beijing City Wushu competition and won his first championship and was awarded places in both Xingyiquan and Baguazhang.  Liu has won championship, while  performing  Baguazhang at many Chinese

Cheng-Style Baguazhang - Eight Mother Palms. Demonstrated by Sun Zhijun Noted Cheng-Style Baguazhang stylist, Sun Zhijun in an instructional video focusing on Cheng-Style Baguazhang - Eight Mother Palms. <br /

Taiji Qinna(太極擒拿), featuring Yang Jwing-Ming . Taiji joint-locking video, featuring the teachings of Yang- Jwing-Ming It is available in both a DVD and Book versions, The central focus of the book, is a unique blend of Qinna, as taught by Yang Jwing-Ming and applied to Yang-Style Taijiquan.        

Dragon Gate Taijiquan - Yilu  Dragon Gate Daoist Taijiquan - First Routine demonstrated by Li Fajun(李法均) Dragon Gate sect (lóngménpài 龙门派) is a sub-sect of the Complete Reality School (全真派) of Daoism, and it incorporates elements of Buddhism and Confucianism into a comprehensive form of Daoism.