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Showing posts with label master Sun Ruxian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label master Sun Ruxian. Show all posts
Friday, 1 April 2011
Sun Ruxian (孙汝贤) at GuoShu Cup 2010
Master Sun Ruxian has dedicated his life to the pursuit of Chinese martial arts excellence, having studied several systems from famous masters in Beijing. His earliest teachers were Masters Liu Qingquan and Xu Zixian, who taught him the styles of Liuhequan (Six Harmony Boxing), Yue Family Techniques and Tongbei. Later on, he studied with Masters Liu Jingru, Men Huifeng and Du Jinguo, who taught him Xingyiquan, Baguazhang and Six Harmony Praying Mantis respectively. Master Sun also learned Shaolin Five Animals Eight Methods Boxing from Master Qin Qingfeng. After many years of diligent practice and research, Master Sun Ruxian has absorbed the knowledge which was taught to him and reach a high level of understanding of the martial arts. His specialty is Xingyiquan.
Sunday, 23 May 2010
Xingyi Sword by Master Sun Ruxian
Sun Laoshi is one of the best Martial Artist I have encountered, he is also a gentleman with a big heart. Forever humble, yet he is powerful and skillful. He is a great swordsman, and have taught in Japan amongst several countries, in that sense he shares the same generosity as teacher Mike. He is also very talented as a musician in traditional Chinese music, he loves his tea (he has a beautiful tea set) and fishing. The few times I was learning Kung Fu from him or have dinner together, he was a very caring person. In training he calls the students: Mr. ... because he sees them as friends having fun and sharing the art together. (even though he is truly a skilled master in front of novices)
His Xingyi is beautifully rounded, with a deep rooted power. Like a wave coming from the deep sea and wash you away. He can learn a form of over 100 movement within 2 days. Yet he is very very humble.
This sword form he taught us in 2008 during a Belgium camp in 2008.
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