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    Zhai Yao Yi Lu - Comparisons

    Recently I have been studying the similarities and differences found in the Zhai Yao Yi Lu (Essentials #1) sets of the Taiji Meihua, Babu, and Qixing Tanglangquan systems.

    I thought this might be an interesting discussion for the PM practitioners here.

    Here is my "clear as mud" descriptions of the first few moves of the set in each system:

    Taiji Meihua Tanglangquan

    01. Raise & Separate Hook Hands & Right Front Kick
    02. Qi Lin Step, Right Chopping Block/Left Reverse Punch (awl shaped fist)
    03. Slant Stance, Left Outward Block & Right Sideward Punch
    04. Qi Lin Step, Right Crushing Strike
    05. Right Close Door Kick
    06. Retreat Step to Right Ride Tiger Stance, Right Lift Palm
    07. Retreat Step to Left Ride Tiger Stance, Right Grab/Left Wrist Lock
    08. Step forward to a Right Qi Lin Step, Right Insert Strike
    09. Right Hook Hand, Left Gathering Strike
    10. Right Circle Strike
    11. Right Kick Leg
    12. Lift Left Rear Leg, Right Crushing Strike
    13. Ride Tiger Stance, Right Lift Palms

    Babu Tanglangquan

    01. Left Hill Climbing Stance, Left Grab
    02. Right Hill Climbing Stance, Right & Left Punch
    03. Right Ride Tiger Stance, Left Downward Block
    04. Right Hill Climbing Stance, Right Splitting Punch
    05. Hill Climbing Stance, Right Crushing Strike
    06. Close Door Kick, Double Sweep Hooks
    07. Retreat Step, Right Lift Palm
    08. Left Hill Climbing Stance, Right Grab/Left Wrist Lock
    09. Left Hill Climbing Stance, Right Lifting Fist
    10. Right Hill Climbing Stance, Left Lifting Fist/Right Insert Strike
    11. Left Hill Climbing Stance, Left Grapple/Right Gathering Strike
    12. Left Hill Climbing Stance, Left Hang Block/Right Gathering Strike
    13. Right Front Kick, Left Splitting Strike

    Qixing Tanglangquan

    01. Double Outward Circle Blocks & Right Front Kick
    02. Left Transitional Step
    03. Right Hill Climbing Stance, Left Seal/Right Splitting Strike
    04. Right Hill Climbing Stance, Seal Gathering Strike
    05. Horse Pattern, Steal Heart Strike
    06. Right Close Door Kick Method
    07. Right Ride Tiger Stance, Right Lift Palm
    08. Retreat Step to Left Ride Tiger Stance, Left Straight Strike
    09. Right Forward Step, Left Grab/Right Straight Strike
    10. Right Hill Climbing Stance, Left Gathering Strike (Wild Goose Exits Flock)
    11. Right Hill Climbing Stance, Right Splitting Strike
    12. Right Front Kick
    13. Lift Left Rear Leg, Right Crushing Strike
    13. Right Ride Tiger Stance, Right Lift Palm

    I will be glad to explain any moves that are not clear in my descriptions.

    Feel free to add your comments and insights into these sets!
    Last edited by mooyingmantis; 11-30-2010 at 03:06 PM.
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