36 COMBAT SEQUENCES OF TIGER-CRANE SET
OVERVIEW
Grandmaster Wong and Sifu Leo at poise pattern observing each other
Of the 3 Tiger-Crane sets Grandmaster Wong knows, the 36-Pattern Tiger Crane Set is the one he likes most.
There are 36 combat sequences of the set, with one combat sequence for each of the 36 patterns, except the last two patterns.
The Shaolin greeting is found at the beginning and the end of the set. Instead of repeating the greeting at the end, a tiger pattern and a crane pattern, which are signature patterns in the Shaolin freeting of Uncle Righteousness, from whom Grandmaster Wong learned the set in 1954, are used in the two final combat sequences.
- Hero Stands Majestically
- Two Tigers at Ready
- Tame Tiger Hide Dragon
- Four Fingers Towards Sky
- Flying Bird Spreads Wings
- Tiger Leans on Wooden Door
- Tame Tiger with String of Beads
- Yun Tan Tames Tiger
- Hungry Tiger Returns to Nest
- Fierce Tiger Pushes Mountain
- Single Tiger Emerges from Cave
- Lazy Tiger Stretches Waist
- Catch Tiger in Mountain
- Night Tiger Emerges from Jungle
- Fierce Tiger Descends Mountain
- Hungry Tiger Catches Goat
- Fierce Tiger Returns to Highland
- Thousand Tons to the Ground
- Fell Old Tree with Roots
- Sun and Moon Shadow Hand
- Satisfied Reincarnation Crane
- Hungry Crane Seeks Prawns
- Single Leg Hungry Crane
- Single Leg Flying Crane
- False Leg Hand Sweep
- Immortal Plucks Legume
- Drunken Eight Immortals
- Fisherman Casts Net
- Lohan Emerges from Cave
- Dark Dragon Wags Tail
- Return Head Tiger Tail
- Black Tiger Steals Heat
- Show Dragon Hide Tiger
- Dragon and Tiger Meet Together
- Black Tiger Presents Claw
- White Crane Flaps Wings
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