Dog Kung Fu, i.e. Góuquán (狗拳), is a martial arts style from China. This is a southern style of Chinese boxing that specializes in takedowns and ground fighting. Often favoured by women, the fighter typically assumes a stance that requires that both hands and feet be on the ground, resembling a dog. This form of martial arts also teaches Iron Shirt, and Iron Palm fighting methods, as well as specialized leaping techniques. It is mainly practiced in Fujian Province.
This is a southern style of Chinese boxing that specializes in takedowns and ground fighting.
Often favoured by women, the fighter typically assumes a stance that requires that both hands and feet be on the ground, resembling a dog.
FuJian Shaolin Dog Boxing - TC 515 by Chen Zhi Fan Shaolin Dog Style Boxing Manual - TC 509 by Ding Xiao Se ‹The stub template below is included via a redirect that has been proposed for deletion.
KungFu without its traditional and philosophical basis would be little more than a brutal and inhuman science of injury, death and destruction.
KungFu is for defence, for situations where body and soul are under threat.
Students of KungFu were taught skills of violence for the protection and survival of themselves and their society; common sense indicates that in times of lethal conflict, provoking fights (contention) is not a recipe for long life.
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