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Chinese Terminology |
| Ba Gua Chang | (Lit. Eight Trigram Palm) An internal Chinese art focusing on circular movements and internal palm strikes |
| Cun | A form of measurement used in traditional Chinese medicine which is the distance between the first and second joint on the middle finger. |
| Dan Tien | Physical center of gravity in the body |
| Fa jin | Explosive power created through vibration |
| Jiao | Foot techniques |
| Mabu | Horse stance |
| Qi or Chi | Chinese word for energy (ki in Japanese). Often used to describe the intrinsic life-force energy that many believe animates the body and can be directed and extended through mental focus. |
| Qinna or Chin Na | The technique of catching and lockinig |
| Sifu | Can mean either master or teacher |
| Wing Chun | Radiant springtime. A style of Wushu |
| Wushu | The Art of War. Bujutsu in Japanese. |
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