tough room... 
drop the elbow turn the wrist palm up to absorb the force while coiling/drilling inward, effectively redirecting the force into his center as demoed in the clip I posted.
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Re: FWIW
by Wanderingdragon on Thu Jan 21, 2010 10:56 am
Whew ... tough room... drop the elbow turn the wrist palm up to absorb the force while coiling/drilling inward, effectively redirecting the force into his center as demoed in the clip I posted.
tough room... drop the elbow turn the wrist palm up to absorb the force while coiling/drilling inward, effectively redirecting the force into his center as demoed in the clip I posted.The point . is absolute
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Re: FWIW
by Taijikid on Thu Jan 21, 2010 1:42 pm
AllanF wrote:Taijikid wrote:Its very clear he's not teaching those guys (his students?) anything!!!
Care to elaborate?
OK. I will try to explain a little as there are more to it. All three of his students hold on to his arm. Never hold until the last moment. At least that's 101 in our line. Also, they should be taught local yin-yang exchange on the arm alone. As soon as their teacher's hand is on near their elbow, they should know to release their hand contact (at least the Yi part, if you hand is still touching lightly) as their force was already crossed over the bridge (the new contact near the elbow) and of no consequences except being make use of by the teacher and try to neutralize at the new contact point.
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Re: FWIW
by AllanF on Thu Jan 21, 2010 5:56 pm
Application!? Hands doing this doing that... 
yin returning yang emitting, yang returning yin emitting. Is very evident here or at least i thought it was
Guess what i see as internal skill isn't the same as the the majority.
yin returning yang emitting, yang returning yin emitting. Is very evident here or at least i thought it was
Guess what i see as internal skill isn't the same as the the majority.
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Re: FWIW
by Interloper on Thu Jan 21, 2010 6:55 pm
AllanF wrote:Application!? Hands doing this doing that...
yin returning yang emitting, yang returning yin emitting. Is very evident here or at least i thought it was
Guess what i see as internal skill isn't the same as the the majority.
The thought perished.
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Re: FWIW
by AllanF on Thu Jan 21, 2010 7:01 pm
Interloper wrote:AllanF wrote:Application!? Hands doing this doing that...
yin returning yang emitting, yang returning yin emitting. Is very evident here or at least i thought it was
Guess what i see as internal skill isn't the same as the the majority.
The thought perished.
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Re: FWIW
by Taijikid on Thu Jan 21, 2010 9:38 pm
AllanF wrote:Application!? Hands doing this doing that...
yin returning yang emitting, yang returning yin emitting. Is very evident here or at least i thought it was
Guess what i see as internal skill isn't the same as the the majority.
I don't think I have said that there was no internal skill being demonstrated. It would be a better demonstration if he has taught his students some fundamentals.
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