Weaponizing Your Bil Gee

[Yoshiyahu]

Take a Century Bob. Get Red Stickers or Black Stickers and Place them down the Conceptual Meridan line of Century Bob. Then practice your Bil Gee strikes along those sticker dots as well your phoenix Eye Fist and Ginger Fist!






Use this chart to give you an idea where to place the Sticker Dots. This will give you some conditioning but the point of this exercise is to get so use to striking the dots from practicing it every day that one day you can do strike them with out looking. You acheive it by practicing first with the lights on. As you begin to get use to it try hitting the points with the lights off. Its kinda of like a typing after awhile you just get use to hitting them with out looking.

To condition your fingers is another story...This is simply to develop your mind to make it second nature so you can strike the body with these techniques with out looking. Because you dont have time in a fight to look at person pressure points and strike them.

Conceptual Meridian - Center Line Points to strike!



Conditioning your Fingers for striking points on a human body
Thrusting Finger strikes - Bil Gee
1.Thrusting fingers in a bowl of rice,beans, sand, and eventually steel shots
2.Finger Striking a satchel or bookbag filled with Rice or Sand.
3.About 100 or more Push Ups on your fingers daily

Ginger Fist and Phoenix Eye Fist
1.About 100 Hundred Push Ups on your fingers daily
2.Striking the wall bag 100 times or more with these fist
3.Striking a Moving heavy bag once your fingers are condition


The Governing Meridian - Attack your opponents back!
http://www.yinyanghouse.com/images/gv_meridian.gif



If your lazy and dont have time to condition your fingers properly then memorizing the points by hitting the century bob over and over again until the stickers are worn down and the color is gone off all of them. Will allow you to use a phillips head screw driver, ice pic or hard metal pin against an opponent in these areas as well!

[Yoshiyahu]

1.The Biu Jee hand contains emergency techniques.

2.Iron fingers can strike a vital point at once.

3.The stepping in elbow strike has sufficient threatening power.

4.The phoenix eye punch has no compassion.

5.Fak Sau, Ginger Fist, and Guide Bridge; their movements are closely coordinated and hard to defend and nullify.

6.Springy power and the extended arm are applied to close range.

7.The situation is different when preventing from defeat in an emergency.

8.The Biu Jee is not taught to outsiders.

9.How many Sifu pass on the proper heritage

[jesper]

if you want to see if you can use the phoenix eye.
have a partner place a dot on a focus pad.
now take as many pushups as you can until your arms starts tiring and try hit the pad while he moves it away.

When you can hit all the time your good enough to rely on it in actual combat.

[Yoshiyahu]

if you want to see if you can use the phoenix eye.
have a partner place a dot on a focus pad.
now take as many pushups as you can until your arms starts tiring and try hit the pad while he moves it away.

When you can hit all the time your good enough to rely on it in actual combat.

Good advice...like that training idea too!

[LoneTiger108]

8.The Biu Jee is not taught to outsiders.

9.How many Sifu pass on the proper heritage

The most important lines of kuen kuit imho.

Stop guessing if you have not been taught, and if you have been taught stop talking to outsiders!

[Yoshiyahu]

The most important lines of kuen kuit imho.

Stop guessing if you have not been taught, and if you have been taught stop talking to outsiders!

Well if we practice Wing Chun...we are all one family right?

[sanjuro_ronin]

Moving targets have "no centerline", much less "red dots".

[nelsonmarcelino]

Finger strikes with Bil Jee is a bunch of nonsense--It's a good way to get your fingers broken in a fight.

[Vajramusti]

Well if we practice Wing Chun...we are all one family right?

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No way!!!

[Yoshiyahu]

Moving targets have "no centerline", much less "red dots".

I agree...But how does one train accuracy with a bow arrow or darts for throwing?

You shoot at a target thats not moving...What about a gun? Do you shoot at a moving target? No you train accuracy by hitting the bulleye with darts?

In theory once you get so use to hitting a still target...hitting a moving target wont be such a big leap...because your so use to hitting a small target!


Plus there are numerous points on the center line. I gurantee you I could hit your centerline buddy while your moving!

[wtxs]

In theory once you get so use to hitting a still target...hitting a moving target wont be such a big leap...because your so use to hitting a small target!

CV1 is an extreme small and difficult target, let see if you can "HIT" that while it's moving.

[Yoshiyahu]

CV1 is an extreme small and difficult target, let see if you can "HIT" that while it's moving.

Let me just hit your wind pipe over and over again with my knuckle...how about that!!!

[Yoshiyahu]

http://www.kung-fu.se/centerline.htm