Video: Tan Tui 10 postures

[SPJ]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZjkvqAw49I

1. 顺歩似单鞭　

followed step like single whip

2. 十字蹦脚尖　

cross beng toe tip

3. 滚劈贯上下　

rotating pi both at high and low

4. 掤点撑摩剪

peng point extend wipe and scissor

5. 掤拳滚肘

peng fist and rotating forearm

6. 抹打摘心捶

wipe hit and removing heart fist

7. 缠拦连环腿

chan intercept interlink leg

8. 劈挂穿胸靠

pi gua and penetrating chest kao

9. 掤锁穿胸桩

peng lock and penetrating chest zhuang

10. 跃步飞箭弹

jump step and flying arrow snap kick

[SPJ]

there are many variations of tan tui practice.

I like this set.

b/c there are many good techniques including pi gua in them and not just kicks alone.

:)

[Tao Of The Fist]

just curious, do you have any idea of where the tan tui in the Han ching tan lineage came from, or even if its muslim or the shaolin set or wherever?

[David Jamieson]

way to wushuified. too much drama.

the set is simple straight forward attacks and defenses.

that youtube video makes it look like some weird dance routine.

do not like. :)

[YouKnowWho]

there are many variations of tan tui practice.

I like this set.

b/c there are many good techniques including pi gua in them and not just kicks alone.

:)
You can use Tan Tui opening (block, block, punch), link to Judo "hip throw" (do it left and right), and then link to Tan Tui ending (block, block, punch). If you make 10 roads like this to cover 10 different Judo throws (hip throw, leg wheel, shoulder drop, ...), Judo guys will have their Tan Tui. But I strongle doubt Judo guys will call it Tan Tui though.

You may say, "I like this set b/c there are many good Judo techniques in it".

Tan Tui is not the only "drill" form ever been created on earth. Pi Gua guys don't need to give long fist guys all the credit for their effort. If you created a sword form, you don't have to call it Taiji sowrd.

[ingchao]

way to wushuified. too much drama.

the set is simple straight forward attacks and defenses.

that youtube video makes it look like some weird dance routine.

do not like. :)
I Thought I was hallucinating!
I started to think the Tan Tui I learned was simplified.

[SPJ]

agreed what JW said.

I think that tan tui are incorporated in this set of practice.

and yes, they are mostly pi gua signature moves.

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[Robert Young]

just curious, do you have any idea of where the tan tui in the Han ching tan lineage came from, or even if its muslim or the shaolin set or wherever?

The Tan Tui in GM Han's lineage came from Nan Jin Guan Shu Guan (Institute). It was arranged by the teachers in the Inititute as a prototype version.