AboutPeter Ziboce Expertise I can answer general issues about Chinese Internal Martial Arts, including linkage, history, technique, usages, and theories.
Experience I teach TAI CHI, QI GONG, LIU HE BA FA, XING YI, BAGUA, and YI JING JING for many years in Hong Kong, China. I produce a number of Videos of my style of kung fu, named Ziboce Tai Chi.
Organizations Hong Kong Yi Quan Society (Director)
Ziboce Kung Fu Box (Founder)
Hong Kong Association of Shaolin Yijinjing (Director)
Hong Kong Association of Traditional Yang Tai Chi (Founder)Hong Kong Tai Chi Fencing Project (Director) Hong Kong Kung Fu Healing Study (Founder)
Education/Credentials I hold two master degrees in Business Management and Corporate Management. MBA, MABP. http://ziboce.com
Awards and Honors 2003 Chinese Wushu Directory Taiji Characters
Expert: Peter Ziboce Date: 5/18/2008 Subject: what is effective
Question hi peter,
in your honest opinion, from all your expertise what is the most effective (chines) martial art out there, one that can easily handle multiple opponents and give you confidence at the same time.
Answer Hi Dave,
Thank you for asking.
In most Chinese Martial Art, the principle seems to start from assumptions and then responses.
From old masters, I understand that one form can be effective against the other, but may be total useless when against the third. And the third may not be the best among the many.
Most schools and systems do not really give training on group fight.
Rather, the attention is put on training of body quality such as sustainability(Iron Shirt), weapon such punch (Iron Fist),and body mechanism (framework).
Confidence refers to reserve ability against one. That the technique is based.
I hope I understand the rationale of your thinking.
