Majapahit Kalis - Kilat

This style was founded in China by a scholar named Li Po Chang (1830 – 1900).  Li Po Chang combined the “internal” styles of Tai Ji Quan, Ba Gua Zhang, and Xing Yi Quan with the regional martial styles of Shantung Quan Fa, Hokkien Quan Fa, and Fukien Quan Fa.  He passed his system on to Liem Ping Wan (1875 – 1942) who named the system “Quan Chu Xing Yi”, and subsequently moved to Indonesia.  He taught Bapak Willem de Thouars the basics of the system and then sent Bapak to study under his three “finished” disciples – Tan Tong Liong (1890 – 1959), Willem Chen (1900 – 1956), and Buk Chin (1895 – 1960).  Bapak lived and studied with each of these three men.

Pung Cha Ti (basic training)

 

Ji Ben Zhuang Bu (fundamental stances)

 

v    Ma Bu (horse stance)

v    Yi Jian Bu (one legged stance)

v    Qian Ma Bu (side horse stance)

v    Kong Bu (empty stance)

v    Di Bu (leaning stance)

v    Gong Jian Bu (front stance)

v    Zuo Pan Bu (twist stance)

v    Fukien Bu (fukien stance)

 

v    Ji Ben Bu Xu (stance set)

 

Shou Fa (hand drills)

 

v    Chang Quan (long fist)

v    Xiao Quan (short fist)

v    Lao Hu Quan / Fu Jao Kuen (tiger fist)

v    He Quan / Hok Kuen (crane fist)

 

Tie Bi Xun Lian (arm conditioning)

 

v    Wu Xing Pai Shou (five star arm pounding)

v    Si Xing Pai Shou (four star arm pounding)

v    Er Xing Pai Shou (two star arm pounding)

v    Shang Zhuan (thrusting claws)

 

Tie Sha Zhang Xun Lian (palm conditioning)

 

v    Tie Ta Zhang (iron palm)

v    Tie Ta Lao Hu Quan (tiger claw training)

 

Ji Ben Zhuang Ti (fundamental kicks)

 

v    Qian Ti (front kick)

v    Nei Yuan (inside crescent)

v    Wai Yuan (outside crescent)

v    Tie Sao Zhou (iron broom)

v    Xi Ti (knee strike)

v    Xiang Hou Ti (back kick)

v    Bian Ti (side kick)

v    Fe Qian Ti (jump kick)

 

Ji Ben Zhuang Xi Xian Xu (line sets)

 

v    Horse stance jumping (90, 180, 360)

v    Side horse stance punch

v    Matching blocking drill

v    Side horse stance bow & arrow sequence

v    Matching blocking drill

v    Iron broom

v    Matching leaping drill

v    Block, kick, takedown

v    Crescent ducking drill

 

Qi Gong

 

v    Posting

v    Set I

v    Set II

v    Set III

v    Yi Xing Po Moving Set

 

Quan / Kuen (forms)

 

v    Pai Hung

v    Da Pai Hung

v    Pai Yun

v    Pai Xing

v    Da Pai Xing

v    Yi Xing Po

v    Wa Gua

v    Tai Keh

v    Ming Pao

v    Ling Sing Toi

v    Monyet Kuen

v    Tong Long Kuen

v    Ular Kuen

v    Walung Gadung

v    Tong Long Tai

v    Fu Jao Fut

v    Fu Jao Kuen

v    Que Moi

v    Hokkien Hung

v    Shantung Kuen

v    Wai Hung

v    Hakka Kuen

 

Applications

 

v    Ti – Da – Shuai – Na (kicking, punching, throwing, locking)

v    Tui Shou (push hands)

v    San Da (free fighting)

 

Weapons

 

Dao (broadsword)

 

v    Ji Ben Dao Xu (basic sets)

v    Pai Hung Dao

v    Wa Gua Dao

 

Gun (staff)

 

v    Ji Ben Gun Xu (basic sets)

v    Pai Hung Gun

v    Yi Xing Po Gun

 

Jian (straight sword)

 

v    Ji Ben Jian Xu (basic sets)

v    Pai Hung Jian

v    Tai Keh Jian

 

Qiang (spear)

 

v    Ji Ben Qiang Xu (basic sets)

v    Pai Hung Qiang

v    Ular Qiang

 

Pu Dao (halberd)

 

v    Ji Ben Pu Dao Xu (basic sets)

v    Pai Hung Pu Dao

v    Monyet Pu Dao