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    Dynamic fa jing

    Anyone here train a dynamic fa jing? Chen style or other

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    Quote Originally Posted by aussie1981 View Post
    Anyone here train a dynamic fa jing? Chen style or other
    all fajing is dynamic momentum transfer.

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    Yeah I was i bit tired when I posted this one lol, I was meaning an audible fa jing like what we train in the Yang Mian System. Just trying to create a topic with meaningful discussion rather that half the crap on here

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    What is fajing for you?

    and

    what is
    I was meaning an audible fa jing like what we train in the Yang Mian System?

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    there are many types of jin practices

    the vibrating one is more difficult or tan dou jin

    silk reeling is also big or chan si jin.

    and of course the 8 main types

    peng, lu, ji, an, cai lie zhou kao

    each type has many drills and some are with equipments

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    Basically we "cut" our breath at the end of our movement eg. punch, elbow a technique we call turtle back and many other's which builds up an internal pressure. From there we vibrate off the initial power burst to create another which gives the impression of a shake but can be linked to create 4 or more techniques off the same momentum. Hope it makes sence lol, this training captivates me and would love to hear how others train "fa Jing".

    In my opinion it's what taken my taining to a whole new level and is the best part of the Chinese arts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aussie1981 View Post
    Basically we "cut" our breath at the end of our movement eg. punch, elbow a technique we call turtle back and many other's which builds up an internal pressure. From there we vibrate off the initial power burst to create another which gives the impression of a shake but can be linked to create 4 or more techniques off the same momentum. Hope it makes sence lol, this training captivates me and would love to hear how others train "fa Jing".

    In my opinion it's what taken my taining to a whole new level and is the best part of the Chinese arts.


    Could you please explain what is "cut" our breath? is it hold? exhale faster? stop?...

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    It is to exagerate the breath out but cutting the breath off by using the tongue pressed up against the teath like a pressure valve

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    Quote Originally Posted by aussie1981 View Post
    It is to exagerate the breath out but cutting the breath off by using the tongue pressed up against the teath like a pressure valve
    Thanks for sharing!!!!

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