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i learn a lot of the chinese names of the clf punches .
i ask now for the names of the stances and his correct translationes .
also
i'd learn che kuen form from the dragon fan book but i don't have the sounds . anyone can tell me the respctive sounds that are found in the form . i know i asking too much , but the form is not too long and maybe them are few .
thank you
CLFNole
01-05-2002, 08:33 AM
The Che Kuen form from the book is a shortened one. The original is a bit different. Sifu began teaching this form at the Hong Kong University. The noises are consistent with all of our forms.
Gwa Choy (Hanging Punch) - Ha
Fu Jow (Tiger Claw) - Wah
Chop Choy/Chueng Ahn Choy - Sik sometimes Yik as well
Tek Girk (Kick) - Dik
Horses (not all relate to Che Kuen):
Sei Ping Ma - 4 level horse (traditional horse stance)
Gong Ma - Bow & arrow stance
Dew Ma - Cat stance
Loc Kwai Ma - Knee down horse
Dan Tai Ma - Single leg stance
Buy Ma - Step twist horse
Lau Ma - Twist horse
Kow Ma - Step back or step over twist horse
Kei Lun Ma - Double kow ma's (combination of crossing over steps)
Peace.
che kuen 's sound
i got no problem with fu jao and kick sounds ( wah and dik ) .
i ask for the beginning of the form . the gwa choy , cheung ahn choy and yum chop choy sequence . the sounds are ha - sit - sit in the six repetitions of that monement ?
and in the sow choys sequence how is the sequence of sounds ?
stances
are ji ng ma and ding ji ma names used in clf for gong ma ?
what means e chi stance ?
what is the difference between buy ma and kow ma ?
and what is the name of back leanning stance ?
Fu-Pow
01-05-2002, 03:07 PM
Che Kuen
Gwa Choy= Ha
Cheong Ahn Choy=Seet (or Seek)
Whirling Leopard=Yeet (or Yeek)
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