found this the other day on idea if any of you have gone through it. Its basic physics behind kung fu, and kung fu applications.
http://www.kungfuscience.org/site.asp
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found this the other day on idea if any of you have gone through it. Its basic physics behind kung fu, and kung fu applications.
http://www.kungfuscience.org/site.asp
that is an interestng website. Very well made site with all the buttons and such. Kinda fun really.
Yes. Physics and human anatomy/physiology.
In one of the video clip, the guy pushes down the opponent's arm with one hand while the other hand moves upward to hit her chin.
It is a balance move of using both hands at the same time.
It is called Kai or open.
It is always a balance game of body movements, steps, postures, and arm movements.
The opponent's linear forward Jing is deflected downward or neutralized and away from your mid area. It is called Cai.
The pushing upward Jing is called Ti (elevation) or Ding (pushing upward). You may use the back of the wrist, or open palm with the root of the palm to hit etc etc.
Physics of body structure, balance in movement and power issueing are always there in Kung Fu.
Cool link.
;)
Wow, that girl's hot.
Now I must go and study physics!