Descending Eagle Palm

[GermanMantis]

16. <<<Flying Goose Palm (author and date of origin unkown).>>>

It would seem that Flying Goose Palm has a complimentary set call the Descending Eagle Palm. Other than that I have no further comment.

This is from the "form origin"-thread and i never heard of this form, can someone help me?
Thx!

By the way, whats the cantonise name?

[GermanMantis]

Thanks for your post!
Were are getting in progress!

[MantisifuFW]

Indeed the two sets are part of a single set. Together they form an excellent examination of palm techniques and tactics in Hong Kong Tanglang.

Bailung, do you study these sets?

Steve Cottrell

[German Bai Lung]

there are indeed a lot of animals especially birds in some names of sets.

Yin tsi chuen lam kuen - yan zi chuan lin quan
Lo ying choeng kuen - luo ying zhang quan
Dai Fu Ngan kuen - da hu yan quan
Siu Fu Ngan kuen - xiao hu yan quan

[ngokfei]

for the ultimate palm form you should look into learning the
18 descending palms. Great set but very long. Haven't come close to mastering it or completely memorizing it.

:D

[tanglang]

but as far as I know we don't have the descending eagle palm, MantisifuFW..

[ursa major]

GermanMantis, with-regard-to Descending Eagle Palm, check out this site:

http://www.geocities.com/sifu_carl/forms.html

and these two forms:

47. Yat Lo Lok Ying Jeung – First Route Descending Eagle Palm
48. Yee Lo Lok Ying Jeung – Second Route Descending Eagle Palm

Regards,
UM.

[MantisifuFW]

Tanglang,

Indeed you do have it in your curriculum. It is a well known form in HK Tanglang circles. Perhaps your teacher was not teaching it. Much of it is found in the 3rd Route Essence Form.

Steve Cottrell

[tanglang]

LKW doesn't teach this suppliment, we only have dai fu gnan and siu fu gnan.

[German Bai Lung]

Sorry,

but we DO have one Descending Eagle Claw form:

Lo Ying Jeong Kuen! But no yat lou and yi lou!

Sifu Lee is teaching it very well! :)

[tanglang]

because I haven't learned the form yet- and didn't find the form there..so : thx for correction, seems that we have one!:D sorry...

[Young Mantis]

In the WHF lineage, there is only one Lok Ying Jeung Kuen. It is also known as the second half to Fei Ngan Jeung. We do not have a Yat Lo or Yi Lo.

[tanglang]

Hey folks, confounded everything with each other yesterday.. and a pm of my most-liked friend did the rest.. so thx for your "constructive" help, my friend and sorry for my confused answer again...:rolleyes: