Clear Xing Yi Quan – Clear Martial Arts By Richard Clear

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Clear Xing Yi Quan – Clear Martial Arts By Richard Clear – A 21-Chapter Intensive to Build Real Internal Power, Speed, and Fight-Ready Skill

Clear Xing Yi Quan by Richard Clear is a structured, fight-first training that builds internal power, explosive speed, and close-quarters striking using the five elemental fists. With 21 chapters you can study anywhere, follow step-by-step lessons, and become proficient in 8–12 months through simple applications that evolve into advanced energetics and Dim Mak targeting.

Why This Course Is Different

Most Xing Yi programs start with pretty forms. Clear Xing Yi Quan starts with survival: gross-motor, suddenly-quick self-defense you can use under adrenaline—then layers in internal actions, body mechanics (“post”), and precision targeting. You’ll move from simple, direct methods to mixing complex energetics you can actually use in a fight, not just perform in a form.

• Fight-first methodology: Apply each fist before memorizing choreography.

• Internal + external integration: Build speed, power, and alignment with minimal effort.

• Stepwise progression: From basic physical actions to advanced Dim Mak focus.

• Anywhere learning: Mobile-friendly lessons with clear, easy-to-follow instruction.

What’s Inside Clear Xing Yi Quan

A complete curriculum of 21 chapters (plus a prologue) designed for real-world function and internal development:

Prologue — Basic Self-Defense for the Five Elements

Start with simple, direct survival methods for each elemental fist. Learn to be “suddenly quick,” overwhelm the opponent, and keep it practical while adrenaline is high.

Chapter 1 — Basic Physical Movement of Each Element

Strip away form details. Train the core actions of each element from any position using whatever tool fits (elbow, fingers, palm, fist). Mobility over choreography.

Chapter 2 — Internal Action of Each Element

Add the internal actions that make Xing Yi an internal art—more speed and power with less effort. Focus on each action individually before combining them.

Chapter 3 — Fighting Body Mechanics (Dim Mak & 1-Touch KOs)

Build the internal alignment known as “post” so contact with you feels like hitting a telephone pole. Learn to move and strike with this quality, then aim power for:

• Whole-frame targeting: Visibly moves the opponent without injury (great for safe power practice).

• Internal targeting (advanced Dim Mak): Focus force to small internal areas to rupture or break; includes safe partner drills and inanimate-object training.

Chapter 4 — Dropping Root with Every Hit

Add a bone-breaking quality to strikes, maintain continuous explosive motion, and integrate legs—kicks, stomps, shredding—without losing internal power.

Chapter 5 — Hsing-I Fortifies the Center

Fortify your center and dominate the opponent’s. Take control of their center so every strike drives to the spine. Includes six partner games to refine control under resistance.

Chapter 6 — Hsing-I Is a Closing Art

Adopt the aggressive freight-train strategy: close, machine-gun fajin at short range, apply Smothering Zero Pressure, and use leverage to pick up and run bigger attackers into obstacles.

Chapter 7 — Bone Shields & The Thorny King

Use the hard parts of your body to protect the soft—then turn defense offensive so almost any contact becomes painful for them, even when they strike you.

Chapter 8 — Offensive Fighting Methods of the Elements

Learn explosive blasting versions of each element and multiple finish-focused applications for destroying the opponent with each fist.

Chapter 9 — The “Evil” Versions of Each Element

Especially vicious applications of the five fists for when the situation demands maximum effect.

Chapter 10 — Shared Offensive Principles Across Elements

Core methods used by all fists: destroy anything within reach, grapple with the five fists (fast, functional entries), and leverage-based tactics when smothered or clinched.

Chapter 11 — Animals as Extensions of the Elements

See how Xing Yi’s animal methods derive from the five elements, expanding expression once the elemental ideas are functional.

What You’ll Learn

• Clear Xing Yi Quan application you can use under pressure.

• Internal actions that create explosive speed and power with less effort.

• Post alignment for telephone-pole impact and stable movement.

• Advanced Dim Mak targeting: whole-frame power vs. small-area internal focus.

• Closing pressure tactics: smother, overwhelm, and finish.

• Center control to drive strikes through to the spine.

• Bone shields and contact-pain tactics to make every exchange costly for the opponent.

Core Features / Benefits

• Study anywhere: mobile-friendly, step-by-step lessons.

• 21 chapters building from simple to advanced energetics.

• Realistic, messy-fight training priorities (gross motor first).

• Internal power without endless standing—integrated into fighting movement.

• Path to proficiency in 8–12 months with dedicated practice.

Who This Is For

• Martial artists who want functional internal power they can actually use.

• Strikers and grapplers seeking close-quarters explosiveness.

• Xing Yi students wanting to move past form into fight-ready energetics.

• Instructors looking to teach simple first, deep later—without losing authenticity.

About the Instructor

Richard Clear has 40+ years of continuous martial study. His Xing Yi lineage includes Guo Yunshen → Wang Xiangzhai → Lee Yingarng → Dr. Fred Wu → Tyrone Jackson, with significant influence from Willem “Uncle Bill” de Thouars (20+ years). Clear continues the lineage tradition of learning from multiple teachers in the U.S. and China, emphasizing internally powerful, shockingly sudden expression.

Final Thoughts

If you’re ready to stop chasing pretty forms and start fighting with real internal power, Clear Xing Yi Quan gives you a direct path—from suddenly-quick self-defense to advanced Dim Mak and center domination, one chapter at a time.

👉 Train the ideas behind the five fists, build telephone-pole power, and become fight-ready—fast.