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    Quote Originally Posted by xiao yao View Post
    Fan che techniques are purely hard in nature, there is no locking, blocking or countering involved, just smashing through the opponent regardless of how he acts.
    Will's quote is a good introduction to the spirit behind the first Fanche combination I teach my students:

    Dafanche - Movements 3 & 4

    Left Casting Strike, Right Single Whip & Big Water-Wheel

    Throw a left backfist toward the opponent's temple.

    The opponent blocks the backfist with his left arm.

    Convert the backfist into a hook hand and attach it to the opponent's blocking arm at the wrist. Then step forward with the right foot and throw a right hook punch to the opponent's left temple.

    The opponent bobs underneath the hook punch.

    Immediately convert the right hook punch into a right downward chop to crash through the opponent's lead guard hand and follow with a left downward chop to the opponent's collarbone.

    We train this as a partner drill, on B.O.B. and with focus mitts.

    Here are photos of the drill done solo: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...0549480&type=1

    Anyone else want to share a favorite combination from the Fanche forms or using the fanche/lulu principles?
    Last edited by mooyingmantis; 03-21-2012 at 02:54 PM.
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