Traditional Hsing-I does not have a syllabus in the same way that many modern martial arts do. However, in the Yongquan Association we cover all aspects of the Guo Style (Old Hebei Style) of Hsing-I including:

• Five Elements:
• Pi Chuan (Metal)
• Beng Chuan (Wood)
• Zuan Chuan (Water)
• Pao Chuan (Fire)
• Heng Chuan (Earth)
• Twelve Animals:
• Xiong-Ying (Bear-Eagle)
• Sher (Snake)
• Hu (Tiger)
• Lung (Dragon)
• Ji (Chicken)
• Ma (Horse)
• Yann (Swallow)
• Tuo (Crocodile)
• Yao (Goshawk)
• Tai (Flycatcher)
• Hou (Monkey)
• Gui (Turtle)
• Lian Huan
• many different Lian Huan are studied
• Jiaoshao
• Five Elements Jiaoshao
• Twelve Animals Jiaoshao
• Weapons:
• Qiang (Spear - by far the most important weapon)
• Jian (Straight Sword)
• Dao (Broadsword)
• Gann (Staff)
• Fuyue (Halberds)
• Tzi (Stings)
• Zhanmadao (Horse Cutting Sword)
• Chuai (Hammers)
• Gong (Bow)
• An Shen Pao
• Shen Fa
• Niu Da
• Yan Yi
• Yuan Cheng