Instruction 4 (Fig 7-673,674,675) The right leg is lifted toward the left front then swings to the right making a fan shape. Simultaneously, the hands intercept the right instep, immediately followed by the right foot dropping to the right rear. (Facing North)
Note: Control of the is in the left foot, the left knee must use closing energy with the right knee, borrowing the momentum of the turning body to quickly raise the right foot.
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Fig 7-673 |
Fig 7-674 |
Fig 7-675 |
Instruction 1 (Fig 7-676 to 7-679) The center shifts right, the body turns slightly to the right. Simultaneously, the hands arc from the left front to the right rear, changing to fists, to in front of the right abdomen.
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Fig 7-676 |
Fig 7-677 |
Fig 7-678 |
Fig 7-679 |
Instruction 2 (Fig 7-680,681) The center shifts quickly to the left leg, the body turns left. Simultaneously, the fists fire out with energy to the left front, palms in. (Facing Northeast).
Note: After the double hands sweep, the right foot stretches to the right rear, the palms press slightly to the left front, having the intent of a coordinated rising and falling, finishing at the same time. When the fists are fa jin'ed to the left front, you need to first adjust the rearward stroking (lu) shen fa, then issue forward. Indeed what is used for movement is the quaking energy (dou jin). It is even more so necessary to have appropriate coordination of the rising and falling, relaxed movement (song huo), and explosive quaking (dan dou) before it is possible for the energy to be issued to the hands.
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Fig 7-680 |
Fig 7-681a |
Fig 7-681b |