Q&A for How to Use Drunken Fist

If you have practiced it and developed skill, then yes. Otherwise don't attempt it.

Call around to local kung fu schools and see if you can find one that teaches drunken boxing.

Yes, you can learn it at any age.

Well Drunken Fist is really just a way to make your opponent feel lost and think you are weaker than them. I recommend you practice punching and timing your kicks.

Act like you're drunk, or drink something so they think you're drunk (can smell the alcohol on your breath), and then perform it.

Ask your instructor about the style. If your instructor doesn't know what it is, check out online tutorials or watch classes online.

Try doing finger push ups and/or bear walks. If you’re too lazy to do either of those exercises, try striking a piece of wood lightly, and gradually use more and more force until you don’t feel any pain.

This is just drunken fist basics. Finding an instructor Is almost essential if you wish to advance. And, of course, the more you practice, the more vicious your attacks will likely be.

It is a fighting style of martial arts from ancient China. It involves appearing drunk, in order to deceive one's adversary.

Not with ease, it will take more time. You may also learn inaccurate movements, which is useless or harmful.

Yes - Tony Ja, a Muay Thai film star, has done so; check out YouTube clips to see his technique.

You can look at the Seven Star Praying Mantis Academy; they have a drunken set of movements in their forms.

One of the most-used tactics in the drunken forms is pretending that you can not get up, e.g., pretend that you were pushing up using your hand and then slump on the ground. It's very convincing, and most importantly, prepare your leg for a thrusting kick if your opponent decides to engage in fighting. This move is called "Drunken Monkey Thrusts His Leg".

Minutes to learn and a lifetime to master. I've practiced Zui Quan on and off for 15 years, and I still consider myself a novice.

It will be best to seek a teacher to teach you this style. But if you have no other choice, then be cautious when attempting it at home. You can learn, but without someone to guide your technique and point out any mistakes you might be making, you'll likely have to unlearn bad habits and form you've developed should you pursue formal training; this can be much more difficult than learning proper technique from the beginning.

Yes, it is related to Washu Taolo, where they learn how to use the drunken fist.