Is Hasayfu an Internal or External Martial Art?

I like a good conversation.  In this video two of my students and I are discussing some of the internal and external aspects of Hasayfu.  I have plans to add several more short clips with this kind of discussion.  Do you have any questions that you would like to be addressed?  Please leave it in a comment.

The Hasayfu Journey

For those who decide to walk the Hasayfu journey, you will find an equally balanced methodology, concepts and fighting strategies, that covers empty hand forms and weaponry.  There are a wide variety of two and three man fighting sets and also includes it's own special Iron Palm Training.

Tiger

I was out practicing at the park the other day and Simo did a video for you.  This is an exert from the Hasayfu Tiger form.

Weapons of Hasayfu - The Dragon Head Wooden Bench

I had an interesting moment when another blogger at benchsite.blogspot.com asked to use a photo from my website,  http://hasayfu.com/.  The article is amusing and brought up the opportunity to feature the Dragon Head Bench.  The bench is a common piece of furniture. In the hands of resourceful Kung Fu masters, it becomes a deadly weapon. Once you learn how to manipulate a wooden bench, all sorts of every day objects become possible weapons.

Weapons of Hasayfu - the Rake

This rake is effectively fancy and has a lot of attack possibilities.  However, the rake that is traditional to Hasayfu Hung Kuen was a farming tool.  Throughout China's history, weapons were denied to the common people.  They made use of what they had on hand, and often the weapon of choice was one that was used on a daily basis for practical purposes.

The Kwando in Hasayfu

Hasayfu has many weapon forms to include the magnificent Kwando. 

Hasayfu's Short Jab

This is the "Short Jab" hand strike that is a fundamental in Hasayfu.  It is one that I discuss in the Short Range Hand Strikes video of the online training course.

Getting to know Hasayfu Hung Kuen

Double Gan weapons of Hasayfu

Soon I will be making online training in Hasayfu Hung Kuen available.  It is a big jump into the unknown waters of the Internet for me, and this blog has been created just to help anyone interested following our progress and learning more about Hasayfu.  I will be adding short posts often, lots of photos and updating information about the training.

Greetings to all my brothers in Kung Fu