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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.

I don't see where our view is different. The purpose of Xing Bu is exactly what you said here.

I think the confusion part is that your running is normal people's definition of running. I have...

Although Xing Bu in Chinese means walking step, it is actually a CMA way of running. Training Xing Bu starts with walking. After students develope a good posture or good way of walking, they should...

That is why the next move is to turn back with a left hand grab and right hand fist. The form is called Ambush. You set up a retreat and turn back to attack. This is the way it was designed and it is...

You are actually correct on this one. The technique is called Xing Bu (walking step). The only minor difference is that it is a basic footwork on many styles in northern CMA, NOT ONLY in Longfist....

Now, it is easier to confirm things we are talking about.

Li MaoQing is my LF uncle. His LF were mostly taught by three of his senior LF brothers. And, my teacher is one of them. I, personally...

Now, I see.

I know Fan Chi Sau. I believe he came from Sang Dong also and went to Nan Jin Guo Shu Guan. The reason you have Lien Bu and Gong li is because of NanJing Guo Shu Guan.

GM Fan used...

No, most of our LF forms were form Sang Dong. Although NanJing GuoShu Guan also taught Cha Quan, Cha Quan Has been taught and practiced in LF family for a long time in Sang Dong. Some of the LF...

Cha Chuan is a popular set in northern China. Many styles practice it. It just happened that LF also practice it.

I have not seen other people practice our Tai Tzu Chang Chaun. So, I believe it is...

I guess you are asking me.

There is no preliminary sets or core sets. There are the sets we practice, although we tend to teach Mai-Fu 2nd as first LF form, Mai_fu 1st as second LF form. The rest...

If you practice 10 routine Tan Tui, Gung Li and Lien Bu, you prabably learn from my lineage (GM Han's lineage).

In our line, Gung Li and Line Bu are not really Long Fist form (both of them came...

The monkey form is one of the form in southern Tai Tzu system. Master Liao used to perform the form in public, it is one of his trade mark. Every time when he performed by himself, he did that form....

No, this is our Long Fist association in Taiwan.

Check the forum site,

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Tz Chang Quan is the form from Long Fist system. NO one really know the history of it, and it really doesn't matter. It is who we learned it from is important. Every generation and every master has...

Gao Dao Sheng's two road Long Fist is prabably the form he learned in Sang Dong when he was young. I don't know who he learned it from. I have not really looked inside of the book. But if he says it...

The form in the clip is not from our line. It is not our Tai Zu Chang Quan form at all. I don't know where he learned it from. The person in the clip has learned some Long Fist form from my Senior...

Yes, it is the same as our Tai Tzu Chang Chuan. And, it is the only and the whole form. There is no second section of this form. The person in the clip is my younger Long Fist uncle Lee, Mao-Qing.

Let me clearify some mis-understanding hear, I'm direct line from GM Han, Qing-Tan. Our Tai-Zu Chang Chuan from GM Han's was from Sang Dong. It is a traditional Long Fist form and it has nothing to...

Long Fist is one of the northern Shaolin system. There are other northern Shaolin systems like Liu He(6 Harmony), Mei Hua (Plum Flower), Yian Qin, in northern China . In the past, CMA society simply...

Since people are talking about My GM Han, Qing-Tan. I'll clear some of the puzzle here.

GM Han learned his Long Fist in Sang Dong province in northern China. The materials (Empty Hand forms) he...

No, that is the Mantis set from 7* Preying Mantis. It has nothing to do with Tai Tzu at all. In LF, Tai Tzu Chang Chuan is only a form among other forms we learned and practice. There is no Tai Tzu...

No, that is the Mantis set from 7* Preying Mantis. It has nothing to do with Tai Tzu at all. In LF, Tai Tzu Chang Chuan is only a form among other forms we learned and practice. There is no Tai Tzu...

Many CMA skills or techniques are dying out. My teacher had learned several souther systems before he came to Taiwan. He knows so many exotic weapons that we have never seen before. Now, those things...

Ok, ok,

The posture is called "Bai He Liang Ci", white crane spread wing. In our LF, we normally call it, "Da Hua" or "Da Hua Shou", meaning "do flower or do flower hand". Most shaolin systems...

Well, step back and punch is how I was taught. It shows in many places in LF forms. To me, it is natural. We need to learn how to forward attack. We also need to learn how to retreat and attack. We...