POSITIONS FOR SEPARATING TENDONS, GRIPPING ENERGY POINTS, AND WRONGING JOINTS IN CHIN-NA
Question
To expand on Sipak Damian's question, would you be willing to share with us some of the best anatomical locations for separating tendons, gripping vital points, and wronging joints, and how to best go about accomplishing each of these three aspects of chin na gripping in application?
David
Answer
The frequently used positions for separating tendons in chin-na are
- the throat
- the collar bones in front of the body
- the collar bones at the back of the body
- the upper arms
- the sides of the waist
- the back of the leg above the knees
- the calve muscles
- at the shoulders near the armpits
- at the armpits
- at the collar bones at the back
- at the elbows
- at the wrists
- at the sides of the ribs
- at the knees
- at the shins
- at the ankles
- at the bottom of the feet
- at the neck
- at the shoulders
- at the elbows
- at the fingers
- at the knees
- at the angles
The questions and answers are reproduced from the thread 10 Questions on the 72 Shaolin Arts in the Shaolin Wahnam Discussion Forum.
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