Jing Wu Pai - 京武派

03/13/2026

Check out the Jingwu Internal Canon ebook
Covering shape, force, qi, intent, and spirit

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03/12/2026

Understand Xing- shape/form- as it relates to Neigong through our ebook below:

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03/05/2026

Organized around the classical chain of development — Xíng (形), Jìn (劲), Qì (气), Yì (意), and Shén (神) — this manual defines each stage not by what it adds, but by what it removes. It concludes with classical-style dialogues between teacher and student that illustrate the principle...

03/03/2026

Most practitioners attempt to use force by increasing effort.

They add contraction.

They add pressure.

They add weight.

This replaces Jìn (劲) with Lì (力).

The use of Jìn (劲) requires that nothing be added. Nothing generated. Nothing forced.

Ground force is already present.

Use is giving Jìn (劲) an intended function.

The ebook is available now!

Organized around the classical chain of development — Xíng (形), Jìn (劲), Qì (气), Yì (意), and Shén (神) — this manual defines each stage not by what it adds, but by what it removes. It concludes with classical-style dialogues between teacher and student that illustrate the principle...

03/01/2026

Qì (气) stored in the Dāntián (丹田) does not store force.

It establishes a governing ground reference within the body.

When Qì (气) stabilizes in the Dāntián (丹田), the operative contact point of transmission reorganizes.

Transmission is no longer governed solely by external contact with the floor.

The ground path is governed internally.

Ebook available Now!

Organized around the classical chain of development — Xíng (形), Jìn (劲), Qì (气), Yì (意), and Shén (神) — this manual defines each stage not by what it adds, but by what it removes. It concludes with classical-style dialogues between teacher and student that illustrate the principle...

02/28/2026

The Manifesto is up!

A manifesto on restoring the selection pressure, verification, and contact standards required for Nei Gong to survive.

02/27/2026

What a Shape Actually Does
A shape is an orientation of the body in relation to the ground.
Nothing more.
It does not act.
It does not produce.
It does not initiate.
It positions the body so force already present can move in a particular direction.
If force depends on muscular effort, the shape is mechanical.
If force depends on structural bracing, the shape is mechanical.
If force depends on body parts working together, the shape is mechanical.
A true Xíng (形) does not generate force.
It directs what is already there.

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Organized around the classical chain of development — Xíng (形), Jìn (劲), Qì (气), Yì (意), and Shén (神) — this manual defines each stage not by what it adds, but by what it removes. It concludes with classical-style dialogues between teacher and student that illustrate the principle...

02/27/2026

Official Internal Canon❗️
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Organized around the classical chain of development — Xíng (形), Jìn (劲), Qì (气), Yì (意), and Shén (神) — this manual defines each stage not by what it adds, but by what it removes. It concludes with classical-style dialogues between teacher and student that illustrate the principle...

02/16/2026

新年快乐 🐎

01/27/2026

Easy is the external technique, difficult is the application of intentional internal force.

11/07/2025

Jing Wu Pai disciple Paul lead a phenomenal workshop on Xingyi in Beijing.