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Shaolin Kung Fu Styles

Tang Lang Quan (Praying Mantis Boxing) (03)

...Other, less widespread styles include:

Eight Step Praying Mantis Boxing 八步螳螂拳

pinyin: bā bù tángláng quán

This style was originally conceived by Jiang Hua Long, and was further refined by his principle disciple of the style, Féng Huányì (馮環義), which was passed down by his disciple Wèi Xiàotáng (衛笑堂) in Taiwan. A Praying Mantis style that includes features of other styles, like Baguazhang and Xingyiquan. Current 4th Generation Grandmaster is Shyun Kwong Long (荀廣龍)(James Shyun) who resides in the United States and is teaching this rare art through the American Chinese Martial Arts Federation.

Shiny Board Praying Mantis Boxing 光板螳螂拳

pinyin: guāng bǎn tángláng quán

Rare style of Praying Mantis, also known as flat plate or hidden grip Praying Mantis.

Long Fist Praying Mantis Boxing 長拳螳螂拳

pinyin: cháng quán tángláng quán

Rare style of Praying Mantis. Influenced strongly by Chángquán (literally "long fist").

Throwing Hand Praying Mantis Boxing 摔手螳螂拳

pinyin: shuāi shǒu tángláng quán

This style was passed down by Wáng Sōngtíng (王松亭) in Shandong Province.

Secret Gate Praying Mantis Boxing 秘門螳螂拳

pinyin: mì mén tángláng quán

This style was passed down by Zhāng Dékuí (張德奎) in Taiwan.

Seeking Leg Praying Mantis Boxing 探腿螳螂拳

pinyin: tàn tuǐ tángláng quán

This rare style was passed down by Pui Chan, who immigrated to the United States.

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