Xuan Wu Quan (Xuan Wu Form) includes 53 movements. It is also called Two Symbol Form, which comes from Yin & Yang because the movements are both hard & soft, quick & slow. When practicing this form the practitioner moves as quick as lightening & as loud as thunder. To maintain advantage this form uses stillness to overcome the movement of the opponent.
Wudang XuanWu Quan
- Hun Yuan yi qi: Mix Hun and Yuan as a whole
- Xian ren zhi lu: The immortal directs the road
- Gui she tong ti: The turtle and the snack share the same body
- Bai she tu xin: White snake spits out its tongue
- Yin she Tan lu: The silver snake explores its road
- Wu long bai wei: Dark dragon swings its tail
- Huang long tan zhua: Yellow dragon reaches out its claws
- Ye ma dou zong: Wild horse shakes its mane
- Jin ji shang jia: Golden cock mounts perch
- Meng hu chu lin: Fierce tiger comes out of the woods
- Bai yuan dao guo: White ape steals fruits
- Hei xiong fan zhang: Black bear turns its claws outwards
- Hai di lao yue: Fish for the moon in the ocean
- Jin ji bao xiao: Golden pheasant welcomes the coming of morning
- Ye yan you fei: Wild goose swims and flies
- Lao long tan xue: Old dragon explores its cave
- Yan zi chao shui: Diving swallow
- Er long xi zhu: Two dragons play with the bead
- You long xi shui: The swimming dragon plays in the water
- Meng hu chu lin: Fierce tiger comes out of the woods
- Cang long ru hai: The auspicious dragon returns to the sea (left)
- Jin ji dian shi: Golden pheasant pecks its food
- Cang long ru hai: The auspicious dragon returns to the sea (right)
- Yin she chu dong: Silver snack comes out of its lair
- Bai she tu xin: White snake spits out its tongue
- Yan zi chao shui: Diving swallow
- Jin gui ru dong: Golden turtle returns to its lair
- Bai he liang chi: White crane spreads its wings
- Yin she chan liu: Silver snake coils the willow tree
- Wu long bai wei: Dark dragon swings its tail
- Ye ma dou zong: Wild horse shakes its mane (left)
- Hei xiong liang zhang: Black bear shows its claws
- Qi tun shan he: Imbued with a spirit that can conquer mountains and rivers
- Er long xi zhu: Two dragons play with the bead
- Yu tu tan tui: Jade rabbit snaps its legs
- Hai di lao yue: Fish for the moon in the ocean (right)
- Dan feng chao yang: The phoenix faces to the sun (right)
- Hai di lao yue: Fish for the moon in the ocean (left)
- Dan feng chao yang: The phoenix faces to the sun (left)
- Jin gui tan lu:
- Ling gui chu dong:
- Yu long dou lin:
- Ling gui chu dong:
- Yu long dou lin:
- Jin gui tan xue:
- Jin ji bao xiao:
- Tui chuang wang yue:
- Ye ma dou zong:
- Hei xiong tui zhang:
- Hei xiong ba sun:
- Gui she tong ti:
- Bai she tu xin:
- Shen gui ru tong:
- Zheng qi chang cun: