Master William Ting has created this 42-movement set out of the Wu Ji Jing Gong Form.  He has taken the movements that represent the essence of each section and combined them to flow one into another with no repeats, each chosen for its distinct details and strength of purpose.  His intent was to not only bring together a form that was condensed and entertaining enough to hold the attention of an audience during a presentation but also adequately demanding and dynamic enough for competition.  Practitioners tell us though that what they appreciate the most is that this shorter version of the form has the kind of depth which still offers the same benefits and satisfaction on those occasions when one does not have the time to complete the whole 108 movements.  It would seem that Master Ting has succeeded in bringing together what represents the heart of Wu Ji Jing Gong.