“To win without fighting is best.”
Yuejia Quan, or Yue Family Fist, is a style of Kung Fu named after the famous General Yue Fei. This style of Kung Fu is believed to have
been created by General Yue Fei and passed down by his sons, Yue Zhen and Yue Ting. Yuejia Quan has been practiced for over 800
years in China.
Yuejia Quan is based primarily upon the principles of combining inner and outer bodies, theory, and applications. It’s various tricks stem
from its principal philosophy of the positive and negative energies. It also follows the concept of the Five Elements of the heart, liver,
lung, spleen, and kidney in the human body.
Fighters of Yuejia Quan articulates sounds to help generate power when delivering blows. It combines breathing and mentality to make
fist blows powerful and complete. It also resorts more to fist techniques than to leg techniques.
A Yuejia Quan fighter does not lift his or her knees, nor held his or her elbows away from the body. Yuejia Quan’ tricks are clear and easy
to understand. This style of Kung Fu stresses simplicity and steadiness.
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