Strange wrote:Yeung wrote:There are two aspects of the Piquan. The first one is to generate impact on the lung meridian from LU-1 (Zhong Fu) to Lu-11 (Shao Shang). The second one is to maximize the squeeze on the lung. The Five Element Fist has impact on the six normal Yin meridians and relevant organs.
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