Introduction to CQD, and the Federation
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Welcome to the CQD Federation website. First let me introduce this
site.
The CQD federation website contains some original writings by myself and
also some views and interpretations into the world of martial arts. I have gone
into certain detail in my writings but please be aware
that they are not exhaustive by any means but they do give an insight into some
of my beliefs in martial arts and act as a compliment to this resource. Below
you will find a brief introduction into CQD, explaining a bit more about it as
an art.
I adapted Chen Quon Do from many forms of the arts which
include bases of Qi Gong, JKD, Tai Chi,
Wing Chun Kuen and Goju-Kai
style Kung Fu.
The art itself is extremely powerful, and unlike others it has minimal
limits and allows your style to flow freely.
In CQD there are no limits on the number of moves, but all can be used
to immobilise, and counteract an opponent, whilst remaining at a high energy
level - this is the CQD section.
However, to maximise the possibilities and effects against every
situation possible, the introduction to a mixture of martial arts is used.
The art itself requires intense concentration, which will result in
immediate reaction to a particular situation.
There are three
parts to this art which are detailed below:
1). Defence-using
swift motion and concentration to avoid total contact with your opponent.
2). Interceptive - Using complete focus to enable an attack to be used
as a defence method.
3). Attack - Using extremely powerful moves and intense energy to
attack an opponent with the speed and power required to finish a situation
instantly, whilst using speed to avoid your opponents defence. This is known as
a ?irect hit.
Also, in CQD, a number of weapons are used in co-operation with its
training practices, which include:
Nunchaku, Throwing Stars and
Darts, along with 3 sectional staffs, mini staffs, unchained-Nunchaku and single length long poles to name a selection.
The training program is intense; as a well-trained martial artist has
advantage over a lesser-trained opponent and enough training is never possible
to achieve. That is why in CQD over 50% of training is physically inclined.
As a result of the development of Chen Quon
Do, a Federation of 3 students was set up. The Chen Quon
Do Federation was created.
Feel Free to browse the site, where you will find some of my views and
writings, history, culture, ideas and other information about martial arts.
There is also a discussion forum which can you register and post into, a
guestbook, links, videos and user contributed articles. Make sure you bookmark
us for future changes as we hope to add more content frequently.