Minghequan
02-12-2008, 02:44 AM
One of the things passed on to me for study was the use of phrases and poems in order to bring out certain principles of the martial art.
One of those is reproduced below:
Yi tou, shen, shou, zu sizhong li shi wei san zhan bu fa de genji:
The four pillars of force, the head, body, hand, foot are the basis of three fighting methods.
Use the head, body, hand & foot as four kinds of strength as the very basics of SanZhan footwork.
This relates to the SanZhan form, as does:
Shou you liu men zhi bian, bian you shang xia zuoyou chu ru zhi fen:
The hand has six points of release, drifting upwards, downwards, to the left to the right, outwards and inwards.
The hand has six (men) kinds of change, changes are up, down, left, right, out, in.
Does anyone else use this method of training in the concepts of the art?
One of those is reproduced below:
Yi tou, shen, shou, zu sizhong li shi wei san zhan bu fa de genji:
The four pillars of force, the head, body, hand, foot are the basis of three fighting methods.
Use the head, body, hand & foot as four kinds of strength as the very basics of SanZhan footwork.
This relates to the SanZhan form, as does:
Shou you liu men zhi bian, bian you shang xia zuoyou chu ru zhi fen:
The hand has six points of release, drifting upwards, downwards, to the left to the right, outwards and inwards.
The hand has six (men) kinds of change, changes are up, down, left, right, out, in.
Does anyone else use this method of training in the concepts of the art?