OLD EAGLE CATCHES SNAKE - SWITZERLAND 2010
OVERVIEW
How do masters spar?
"Old Eagle Catches Snake" is an amazing set. Would you believe that by learning only this set you will have sufficient material to develop internal force and handle any combat situation? This does not mean that further learning of Taijiquan is not useful, but it shows how amazing this set can be - if you know its secrets. The course in Zurich, Switzerland on 26th, 27th and 30th August 2010 reveals many of these secrets.
Fundamentals of Combat Training
- The Gist of Taijiquan Mechanics
- Essence of Taijiquan Movements - Grasping Sparrow's Tail
- The Marvelous Cloud Hands
- Top, Middle and Bottom Hand-Strikes
- Using Form-Force-Flow to Fa-Jing
- Correct Spacing and Correct Timing
- Safety in Attack and Three Classes of Response
The Four Hand-Strikes
- White Snake and Fierce Dragon
- Sun Enters Lotus
- Yellow Bee Sucks Pollen
- Techniques, Tactics and Skills
- Deepening Skills and Applying Tactics
- Of Vastly Different Skill Levels
- Gender and Size are Not Crucial in Taijiquan
Kicks and Throws
- A Good Tactic to Apply Kicks
- Striking Tiger Poise Against Any Kicks!
- The Defence is in the Footwork
- Patterns and Sequences are Meant for Combat Application
- Penetrating Attacks and Lift Hand
- Carry Tiger Back to Mountain
- Naughty Monkey and Heavenly Priest
Chin-Na and Masters Sparring
- Locking your Opponent and Simultaneously Chopping on his Head
- Two Beautiful Applications in Seemingly Helpless Situations
- A Key Secret in Release from Chin-Na
- The Four Sequences of Old Eagle Catches Snake
- Size and Gender are Not Crucial Factors in Kungfu
- How do Masters Spar?
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