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mooyingmantis
07-30-2006, 07:05 PM
Friends,
Here is my translation of the Praying Mantis Steals the Peach set as found in WHF's 40 year anniversary book.
Any comments or corrections are welcome!
Enjoy!

WHF Tang Lang Tou Tao

01. Back Pattern, Double Turn Over Palms
02. Topple Posture, Catch Cicada Pattern
03. Seven Star, Right Split Stop
04. Solitary Goose, Left Exits Flock
05. Ascend Mountain, Right Circle Strike
06. Right Hook, Grapple, Pluck Hands
07. Enter Ring, Right Waist Chop
08. Ascend Mountain, Left Circle Strike
09. Ascend Mountain, Left Crushing Strike
10. Seven Star, Left Wicked Hand
11. Seven Star, Right Fill-In Strike
12. Ascend Mountain, Right Uppercut Strike
13. Ascend Mountain, Hang Gathering Strike
14. Ascend Mountain, Right Split Stop
15. Elbow Lowers, Right Guard Claw
16. Seven Star, Right Circle Strike
17. Seven Star, Left Circle Strike
18. Ascend Mountain, Left Crushing Strike
19. Ascend Mountain, Right Crushing Strike
20. Ascend Mountain, Hang Gathering Strike
21. Ascend Mountain, Right Split Stop
22. Escaping Hand, Right Circle Strike
23. Ascend Mountain, Right Observe Arm
24. Enter Ring, Left Rolling Arm
25. Ascend Mountain, Seal Gathering Strike
26. Horse Pattern, Right Fill-In Strike
27. Ascend Mountain, Right Crushing Strike
28. Right Open Door Leg Method
29. Straddle Tiger, Right Raise Palms
30. Lift Leg, Double Seal Hands
31. Horse Pattern, Right Fill-In Strike
32. Ascend Mountain, Right Uppercut Strike
33. Enter Ring, Hollow of Abdomen Strike
34. Ascend Mountain, Hang Gathering Strike
35. Ascend Mountain, Right Split Stop
36. Ascend Mountain, Right Uppercut Strike
37. Collapse, Lower Catch Cicada
38. Enter Ring, Right Lock Throat
39. Enter Ring, Right Rolling Arm
40. Right Split, Left Stop Leg
41. Ascend Mountain, Left Gathering Strike
42. Split Stop, Right Raise Leg
43. Withdraw Pattern, Right Returning Palm
44. Middle Pattern, Right Greeting Circle
45. Ascend Mountain, Right Circle Strike
46. Right Hook, Grapple, Pluck Hands
47. Withdraw Pattern, Left Gathering Strike
48. Horse Pattern, Right Fill-In Strike
49. Straddle Tiger, Catch Cicada Pattern

Richard A. Tolson

holymantis
08-02-2006, 11:37 AM
LOL , you do so spoil us all Richard.LOL
but thanks a lot anyway and keep going.

regards roy

Mantis Pride
08-10-2006, 12:11 PM
I need to learn this form so but wanted an early start. Now my problem, Im an idiot and don't know the movement names. You seem to be pretty knowledgeable. Can you help me. Thanks. :)

mooyingmantis
08-10-2006, 02:26 PM
I need to learn this form so but wanted an early start. Now my problem, Im an idiot and don't know the movement names. You seem to be pretty knowledgeable. Can you help me. Thanks. :)

I would be glad to help, but I don't really understand your question. The above post is the English translation of the movement names.

Mantis Pride
08-11-2006, 06:03 AM
I would be glad to help, but I don't really understand your question. The above post is the English translation of the movement names.
Thanks. What Im saying is, ok if I do a movement, I don't know what its called by name. I just know movements because I was taught by sight, you get what Im saying? Or maybe Im explaining wrong.:confused:

mooyingmantis
08-11-2006, 01:07 PM
Thanks. What Im saying is, ok if I do a movement, I don't know what its called by name. I just know movements because I was taught by sight, you get what Im saying? Or maybe Im explaining wrong.:confused:

MantisPride,
To get a basic idea of how the movements look, purchase Lee Kam Wing's book, The Secret of Seven Star Mantis Style. Sifu Lee demonstrates all the major stances, strikes and kicks in the book. Then you could compare the pictures to the names in the forms that I post.
Richard

Mantis Pride
08-14-2006, 05:07 AM
MantisPride,
To get a basic idea of how the movements look, purchase Lee Kam Wing's book, The Secret of Seven Star Mantis Style. Sifu Lee demonstrates all the major stances, strikes and kicks in the book. Then you could compare the pictures to the names in the forms that I post.
Richard
Thanks a lot.:)