Shaolin Wushu(martial arts) have boxing, equipment, strength, and other hard-Gong exercises, it is more common for Chinese boxing, weapons and the like, and the secret of the martial art skills, many of whom are little known.
The Shaolin monks, the traditional patriarchal ideology, history adhere to the "non-BY rumored that" the purpose, with the result that many of the magical kung fu monks of Shaolin Temple in circulation, rarely entered the community, little is known about it for the people of the world. Shaolin martial art of qigong has skills, Qing Gong, hard work and child-gong, gong Cinnabar, Plum static stance, Tougong iron, iron neck Gong, dumping bones, capture, the fire gong, Tie Bushan, Gong meditation circle, two finger-widths lateral Chan, Xinyi Quan, and so on.
Shaolin Qigong has the strength and Waigong points. Shaolin strength to cater to the needs primarily through income transfer to the same blood active, fit and healthy. Such as: Ba Duan Jin, Yi Jinjing, Chan Yuen-gong, meditation, and so are the famous Shaolin home with exercises. Shaolin Waigong that hard work and a lot of its type. Waigong mainly with air-shipped to a physical location to make this issue a position of extraordinary power. For example: the first club to open, brickbat hand, broken foot stone that is caused by Waigong.Shaolin Kung Fu Tie Bushan in the steel belly Gong, the meditation two finger-widths lateral, boxing, etc Cinnabar is a well-known walk Lianquan, such as fighting skills such as the line to reach the ground. Xinyi Quan Shaolin Temple is the oldest kind of secret work, mainly through its gas and power to achieve an organic combination of foot drill hole, the stone fist. Shaolin Gong-Boy is also a feature of the exercises. Its difficult to practice such exercises have to start from the child, Liancheng after the body of the site will be soft as cotton, such as light-yan, such as hard steel. As the air board, Ocean's sleep, it contains the monument, to draw, two finger-widths lateral Gong meditation, etc is a child.
