Gun (staff)is a long weapon without edge. it is generally known as "the father of no-edge weapons". Staff is classified by its thickness and length. There are long staff, three-section staff, big two-section staff, small two-section staff, and Qimei staff, etc. Major staff techniques include splitting, sweeping, jabbing, picking, wrapping, turning, pounding, pointing, snapping, and so on. These techniques are combined with certain footwork and body technique for form various ...
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Updated 01-31-2015 at 02:16 AM by Shaolin Kung Fu
Originally Posted by YouKnowWho Originally Posted by -N- This. What is gained by grabbing the hands together? Seems like it adds unnecessary delay. I have tested it in 1. 1 big fist locked by fingers, 2. 1 palm cover 1 fist, 3. 2 connected fists, 4. 2 connected palms, 5. 2 separate fists, 6. 2 separate palms, I still like the method 1 better. It gives me a very "strong" guard that even my opponent tries to use both arms to destroy ...
Originally Posted by hskwarrior Cheung Hung Sing 張炎公 佛山鴻勝館 (1824-1893) FOUNDER OF THE FUT SAN HUNG SING KWOON, AND HUNG SING KUEN aka the Hung Sing method of Choy Lee Fut. Cheung Yim was his original name and he was born in the Sun Wui Dong Ling Village during the Qing Dynasty. His parents were murdered and he was under the care of his uncle Cheong Kwan. Starting at a very young age, Cheung Yim had a passion for learning the martial arts. His first teacher was the Shaolin Monk ...
Originally Posted by Brule And ???? What the point? It's what you do when your index finger is extended