Chang Le didn't practice much about Baguazhang before, but he thought that he was quite interesting in circles, so he took a playful attitude and practiced some of it.

However, now, this boxing technique that was used to practice playing games has played a great role in fighting with the bald girl.

Xingyiquan is a straight line, hard and hard. Although there are diagonal in and out, and the whole thing is like a hard and clever, it is generally direct and quick.

Baguazhang, the way to go by is important and light, avoids direct conflicts on the front and attacks from the weak links of the opponent on the side and back.

These two different styles of boxing are connected to Changle without any stiffness, and soon recovered the previous trend of being at a disadvantage.

However, the three types of boxing techniques used by the bald girl, eagle claws, spoilers, and poke feet, had been combined with martial artists in the old era.

Eagle claws and flirting with feet are already extremely mature and systematic and integrated boxing techniques.

So in terms of maturity when combining boxing skills, the bald girl obviously has a more advantage.

Chang Le combined Xingyiquan with Baguazhang to compete with the bald girl, but she was just a flash of inspiration, but she didn't expect that the effect was really good.

After fighting with the bald girl for a while, Chang Le suddenly remembered that in his memory, a legend that combined several types of boxing techniques would simply go on and on, and once the boxing posture changed, he used another boxing technique.

"Three punches in one?"

The bald girl's eyes lit up. It was obvious that she knew Changle, and this extra boxing technique.

The extra boxing technique Changle is called Tai Chi.

In the old days, Xingyi, Bagua, and Tai Chi were called Shangsanmen. They were both internal martial arts, and there were sayings of changing arts between each other, and there was always the saying that the three punches were integrated.

However, until the old era was destroyed, no one integrated the three punches and truly achieved great success.

It is said that in the old days, there was a man who was diligent and studious since childhood and practiced martial arts. He not only learned the true teachings of family learning and outstanding, but also read various schools of thought, with extensive knowledge and superhuman courage.

When he was young, this man made an escort job and swept away the bandits. He became famous. In his later years, he lived in seclusion in his hometown, accompanied by a book called "Huangting Jing", devoted himself to studying Yixue and collecting boxing skills.

Based on the idea of ​​the unity of man and nature in the old era, this man combined the principles of the generation and restraint of yin and yang, based on his own martial arts, he integrated the strengths of all schools, combined with his lifelong understanding and experience, combined medical meridian science, and integrated Taoist guidance and breathing techniques, creating a boxing technique that combines hardness and softness, transforms yin and yang, and is unpredictable. This is Tai Chi.

This kind of boxing has distinct characteristics. It uses stillness to control movement, uses softness to overcome hardness, avoids the solid and becomes weak, leverages strength to exert force, advocates that follow others and leads to stagnation.

In terms of technical and tactics, it introduces its opponents, makes it lose weight, and then takes advantage of the opportunity to fight back with all its strength.

This kind of martial arts follows the principles of yin and yang. In martial arts, you can sense the opponent's strength by listening to the force, and the incoming force will be reduced, and then use the force to exert force to give the opponent a life-threatening blow.

There are eight main types of Tai Chi. Ping is used to resolve or combine force to generate people. Lu is used to use force to gravity backwards, squeeze the external pendant force against the lower plate, press the external pendant force against the upper plate, or use the reverse joint method to hold the opponent's force, or use the method to hold the opponent's force, or use the method to hold the opponent's balance with the side pendant force, hit the opponent with the tip of the elbow, and hit the person with the front and back force with the shoulder.

The general principle is to overcome hardness with softness, wait for movement with quietness, transform straightness with roundness, defeat the big with smallness, and defeat the strong with weak.

Compared with Xingyiquan and Baguazhang, this kind of boxing technique is a style.

There was a saying in the old era, called Xingyi poison, Bagua slippery, and Tai Chi treacherous, which vividly illustrates the style characteristics of these three types of boxing techniques.

The Gu and Fighting of Xingyiquan are combined, and they are diagonally in and out. After all, it is to carry out the most direct and effective blow to the enemy at the fastest speed, striving to kill with one blow.

This pursuit of purpose determines that his hands must be cruel and he wishes to kill someone with one move.

Baguazhang, on the side, avoids direct conflict with the opponent, and turns to the weak links that are inconvenient to defend, and attacks on them, which is relatively insidious.

However, this more insidious attack method relies entirely on the flexibility of its steps and body movements.

To use the word slick to describe it, it can be said that it is more appropriate.

If it is not smooth enough, it is impossible to find an opportunity to launch an attack from the back.

This is because, in most cases, those who turn small circles are always faster to enter the position and faster than those who turn large circles.

If your steps are not smooth enough, it is very likely that such a situation will occur. When you go around for most of the time and think you are going to the back of the enemy, you will find that the other party has been ready and is waiting for you.

As for Tai Chi, there are traps everywhere. You think you have attacked it, but you are actually trapped.

When it comes to Tai Chi raping, it is because of its actions that hide many traps that mislead you to launch an attack.

The most feared thing about attacking is that when you think you can hit your opponent 100%, you end up being empty.

In this way, under the influence of inertia, one will lose control of the body.

Tai Chi chooses to attack at this time, which can often achieve the effect of a slight impact of a slight impact.

The styles of these three martial arts are completely irrelevant, but they have a common feature, which allows Chang Le to organically combine them together.

This is, these three types of boxing are all internal martial arts!

The so-called internal martial arts actually have only one characteristic compared to other martial arts.

That is good at nourishing qi.

Although qi is mentioned in almost all boxing techniques, only this qi in internal martial arts is consistent with the qi cultivated by cultivators and can be related to it.

Changle itself is a successful and accurate cultivator.

In his opinion, these three internal martial arts are equivalent to the foundation of cultivation before the Qi Refining Realm, which can be combined with the methods of cultivation.

Therefore, the integration of three punches, which made countless martial arts masters sigh in the old era, never able to do their best. A historic problem has become extremely simple in Changle.

The bald girl's eyes gradually lit up.

It is not human, but it is extremely proficient in human boxing, which shows its love for human hand fighting skills.
Chapter completed!