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Dog Boxing: A Hidden Martial Art with Fierce Resilience
In the vast world of Chinese martial arts, styles like Wing Chun (咏春) and Shaolin (少林) are often household names. However, deep within the intricate web of Chinese fighting traditions lies a hidden gem: Dog Boxing, an ancient and highly unique martial art. Rooted in the motions and instincts of one of man's oldest companions, Dog Boxing is a system that blends agility, grounded combat, and mimicry of canine movements to create a formidable ground-based fighting technique. One of its rarest practitioners, Li Weijun (黎伟军), has kept the tradition alive, blending his extensive background in martial arts with the preservation of this nearly forgotten art. From being a versatile master of Wing Chun, Sanda (散打), Jeet Kune Do (截拳道), and…
Dog Boxing: A Hidden Martial Art with Fierce Resilience
In the vast world of Chinese martial arts, styles like Wing Chun (咏春) and Shaolin (少林) are often household names. However, deep within the intricate web of Chinese fighting traditions lies a hidden gem: Dog Boxing, an ancient and highly unique martial art. Rooted in the motions and instincts of one of man's oldest companions, Dog Boxing is a system that blends agility, grounded combat, and mimicry of canine movements to create a formidable ground-based fighting technique. One of its rarest practitioners, Li Weijun (黎伟军), has kept the tradition alive, blending his extensive background in martial arts with the preservation of this nearly forgotten art. From being a versatile master of Wing Chun, Sanda (散打), Jeet Kune Do (截拳道), and…
In the vast world of Chinese martial arts, styles like Wing Chun (咏春) and Shaolin (少林) are often household names. However, deep within the intricate web of Chinese fighting traditions lies a hidden gem: Dog Boxing, an ancient and highly unique martial art. Rooted in the motions and instincts of one of man's oldest companions, Dog Boxing is a system that blends agility, grounded combat, and mimicry of canine movements to create a formidable ground-based fighting technique. One of its rarest practitioners, Li Weijun (黎伟军), has kept the tradition alive, blending his extensive background in martial arts with the preservation of this nearly forgotten art. From being a versatile master of Wing Chun, Sanda (散打), Jeet Kune Do (截拳道), and…
Dog Boxing: A Hidden Martial Art with Fierce Resilience
In the vast world of Chinese martial arts, styles like Wing Chun (咏春) and Shaolin (少林) are often household names. However, deep within the intricate web of Chinese fighting traditions lies a hidden gem: Dog Boxing, an ancient and highly unique martial art. Rooted in the motions and instincts of one of man's oldest companions, Dog Boxing is a system that blends agility, grounded combat, and mimicry of canine movements to create a formidable ground-based fighting technique. One of its rarest practitioners, Li Weijun (黎伟军), has kept the tradition alive, blending his extensive background in martial arts with the preservation of this nearly forgotten art. From being a versatile master of Wing Chun, Sanda (散打), Jeet Kune Do (截拳道), and…
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