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Dragon Style (Lung Ying) 龍形拳
ChinaEast AsiaStrikingSouthern Chinese (Nanquan)Shaolin lineage
Hakka style with tiger-claw grabbing, sinking/floating power and dragon footwork.
Key characteristics
- Claw grips
- Sinking and floating
Forms & curriculum
- Moh Kiu
- Ng Ying Kuen
What training looks like
Classes typically combine stances and footwork (basics), conditioning, solo forms (taolu, kata or hyung) and partner drills. Sparring is introduced gradually, usually with protective gear.
Questions to ask a school
- How is sparring introduced and supervised?
- What do a beginner's first three months look like?
- Is there a family, health or seniors class?
- How are injuries prevented?

Quick facts
| Origin | China |
|---|---|
| Era / founder | Hakka; Lam Yiu-gwai (early 1900s) |
| Family | Southern Chinese (Nanquan) |
| Type | Striking |
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