Dragon Gate Tai Chi Chuan Series: Dragon Sword / 龙门太极拳系列：龙行剑 / Traveling Dragon Sword / DVD Video

UPC 6945414601969 

Made in China

Product Details

• Format: DVD-5, MPEG-2, NTSC
• Languages: Chinese and English
• Length: 46 minutes
• Region Code: ALL
• Publisher: 齐鲁电子音像出版社 (Qilu Electronic Audio-Visual Publishing House)
• ISBN: 978-7-88441-058-3 / 6945414601969
• ISRC: CN M23-08-312-00/V-G8
• Producer: 李燕 (Li Yan)
• Editor: 徐静 (Xu Jing)
• Distributor: 广州俏佳人文化传播有限公司 (Beauty Media Inc.)
• Instructor: Li Fajun (李法均)

Overview

Experience the mystique and power of the Traveling Dragon Sword, an ancient Taoist martial art, in this instructional DVD presented by Li Fajun, the 29th generation successor of the Quanzhen Longmen School. Steeped in secrecy and tradition, the Traveling Dragon Sword is a precious art form rarely taught outside Taoist circles.

The routine combines strength with elegance, creating a balance of power and grace that mirrors nature's harmony. Movements include steps as light as walking on clouds, swordplay as swift as rolling snow, and body rotations as fluid as a python’s twist. The unique techniques—executed with single or double hands—offer an impressive display of martial prowess.

Key Features

• A Rarely Seen Treasure: Traditionally passed down in secrecy, the Traveling Dragon Sword originates from Taoist master Lu Xuan of the Longmen School.
• Dynamic Movements: Practitioners alternate between light, flowing movements and fierce, powerful strikes. Techniques like wave-like flows, flying geese postures, and galloping strides are highlights of this martial art.
• A Balance of Strength and Elegance: The sword forms are rough yet refined, imposing yet graceful, embodying the essence of Taoist philosophy.
• Versatile Techniques: The routine employs both single-handed and double-handed sword styles, creating a diverse and changeable performance.
• Suitable for Practitioners of All Levels: Whether you’re an enthusiast or a martial artist, this DVD is an invaluable resource for learning a time-honored Taoist tradition.

Key Credits

• Master: Li Fajun, 29th Generation Successor of Quanzhen Longmen School
• Producer: Li Yan
• Editor: Xu Jing
• Design: 画沙