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  1. #16
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    when issueing power for this strike, the body uses a series of coiling movements, which can be seen as winding. From the pivoting of the stance, through the hips, waist, rotation of the scapula, and rotation of the forearm/wrist, combined with foa chum tun to, as well as the snap back, the entire body ripples to create the short power.
    Winding is a good description-thanx, Brother RC
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    gow choy

    I think I have also heard it referred to as

    "tiger descends the mountain" . I need to check that though!
    The roots of true achievement lie in the will to become the best that you can become.

    train hard...

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