This may seem silly, but...

Sakura · Saku-chan Gender: Joined: 22 Sep 2002

I'm searching very very hard for some information on a fighting style called:

Pi Qua Quan. I'm extrememly intrested in it, and... Well I can't find much about it.

All I really know about it is Pi means chop or punch and qua means hang.. or something like that. Quan means kung fu. I know it's a swift and flexible fighting style.. But if there are ANY:

How to
Classes ( located in Atlanta, Marietta, or somewhere within those regions )
Step by step
Or anything about it, I'd really appretiate it.. I really need some advice and help on this.

Thanks!

Minosheep · Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2004 8:34 pm Post subject:

Pi Gua, as it's called by some.

I know little about it, other than that it is awesome.

Pi Quan actually means "Splitting Fist."

Excel Zero · Posted: Sat May 01, 2004 1:44 pm Post subject:

Sak you can thank me later Smile

I can't find alot of schools but I talked to a feelow teacher who showed me some links and I will share them with you

http://www.cmaod.org/Pigua.html

This next site is Feng Shui but email the people and see if they can point you places as well. http://www.fengshuisos.com/waterplacement.html

Yang Shu Ton has received alot of instruction in this form.
http://www.geocities.com/mantiscave/yangshu.htm

Good luck Sak...AIM me and tell me if you need more

Excel

BWS-1 · Otaku Lord Gender: Joined: 25 Sep 2002

Hmm, last time I saw someone with such style ... well, it wasn't even SOMEONE, but rather, a fighting game character and it was Helena from Dead or Alive 2. Interesting style, I beleive that a good work-out for such style would be climbing. Having good hand, wrist and finger endurance can come in handy in order to avoid injuries at the begining of your training.