Instruction 7 (Figure 9-424) Left leg extends, right leg kicks to the right side, while both arms press downward to the sides, right hand strikes the right foot (facing north).
Note: The main action of the "sweeping foot" is to open the large double circle, then close it. When both arms are closed, the left leg crosses, transitioning from virtual to real; simultaneously, the right leg becomes virtual, lifting the right foot. At this point, both arms turn into the large double circle, striking left and right. Pay attention to the index fingers of both hands. The key to keeping the left leg stable during the large double circle "sweeping foot" is to keep the upper right foot flat.
Instruction 1 (Figures 9-425, 426) Body turns right 90 degrees, center of gravity shifts downward, while lifting the right leg in front of the left leg to form a front cross. Feet follow the ground, hands move left, right, up, and down in an arc, crossing in front (facing east).
Instruction 2 (Figures 9-427, 428) Body turns right 90 degrees, shift center of gravity to the right leg, body steps down, while both arms cross above the head and extend outward, with right hand inside and left hand outside (facing south).
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Instruction 3 (Figure 9-429) Right leg extends, left leg kicks to the left side, while both arms press downward to the sides, left hand strikes the left foot (facing south).
Note: 1. During the transition from open to closed, maintain stability. When center of gravity shifts to the right leg, must lift the left leg with both hands together. At the same time, when center of gravity shifts right, body must be centered. 2. When both hands are separated left and right, lift the left leg, then kick the left foot upward; the direction of the kick is in the middle between the left side and front, which is at 45 degrees to the fist path.
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