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  • #2
    Alright. That was pretty great.

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    • #3
      I agree...

      Originally posted by jubaji
      Alright. That was pretty great.
      On first seeing it...I thought i recognised some of it...but it wasn't the way I did it...it was reminiscent of what Sifu could do...BUT...it did make me realise that I had no idea what he was teaching us!!

      Then I was waiting for a high-high kick..but it didn't happen. It was the most reminiscent version of Chen Tai Chi I have seen..but still it was different. Very cool though.

      The move after the opening where he first step's forward w/ his left foot and walk's through w/ his right and thrust's w/ his right spear hand:

      His left hand is suppossed to(in the 3/4 application's we were taught) block the right hooking punch elbow to elbow{I saw him demonstrate this!},Sifu's elbow below the Attacker's, and at the same time-and this is most important-pushing the head up w/ the left hand. This then grab's the head, the weight changes and your left foot(I am still looking for this movement!!) turn's outward to allow space for the right foot to come forward and thrust the #belly area#. Now...I was looking for the RH to turn over and hit the chin w/ knuckles up(w/ a fist) followed by the knee + then followed by a return of the fist knuckles down.

      So this move I seemed to recognise, though the hand didn't turn over for the upstrike to the head...maybe this was unimportant..at the time-HE DIDN'T FEEL LIKE IT-I don't know. I only did one level. Sifu said there was five!!

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      • #4
        Nice form. Now for those of us who are not really into Chinese martial arts but are humble enough to appreciate it, let me ask---

        Was he fighting imaginary opponents or was he doing some type of internal healing form?

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        • #5
          aaaah...

          Originally posted by Hardball
          Nice form. Now for those of us who are not really into Chinese martial arts but are humble enough to appreciate it, let me ask---

          Was he fighting imaginary opponents or was he doing some type of internal healing form?
          I don't know- but I would like to know.

          There are techniques in those moves, but where they all start and end.........? I recognise 1. I would like to know more...I was very confused in trying to learn it...asked a few question's.. and he(Sifu) showed us a few application's.

          There was a trip(push over extended leg) in there somewhere aswell.

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          • #6
            Each movement in the form contains a strike, a sieze and control, a throw and a healing application. Also applications change as you understand the movements better. Each form has a way for a beginner to grasp the movement that allows the form to become your teacher, as you do the form other applications will reveal themselves throughout the years. These are the hidden treasures contained in the internal styles.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by bbbb

              There was a trip(push over extended leg) in there somewhere aswell.
              Golden Cock announces dawn

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              • #8
                I enjoyed watching the form, but I don't really understand it. I'd love to see some combat applications from Chen style.

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                • #9
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                  Originally posted by BoarSpear
                  Golden Cock announces dawn
                  He didn't tell us the name's of the move's- but of course I've read...the internet. Isn't there one called "King Kong pound's the earth"?! or somthin"!?

                  Kool...................

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                  • #10
                    Awsome Footage!

                    This is such an outstanding demo. I haven't seen a 'shake' since attending class.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Shibumi
                      This is such an outstanding demo. I haven't seen a 'shake' since attending class.

                      If you wait a bit longer 'Shamrock Shakes' should be available!!!

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