Marblehead Posted July 24, 2017 I couldn't view the first one either but the second came through great. I love the flow of your movements. Even the returns are part of the movements. And I like your choice on music. Did you go to Jamaica to get her? Tai Chi Voodoo. That would be something else! Thanks for sharing. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
flowing hands Posted July 26, 2017 Thanks MH, you will see if one looks carefully that power is generated from the hips, stabilised by the lower legs in a turning spiralling motion. The 'round' strikes are very difficult to block and to parry and the turning blocks very effective against incoming attack and incoming energy used against the opponent. Whip like palm strikes are used, again very difficult to defend against. It is a shame that only a small portion of each form is shown because there are some interesting ground work in all of the forms in terms of rolls, sweeps kicks stand ups and evasions etc. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Michael Sternbach Posted July 26, 2017 The first third of the old Yang form, performed by Eli Montaigue who inherited it from his father Erle Montaigue, whose lineage included Chiang Yiu-Chun and Yang Shaohou, the latter being the grandson of Yang style founder Yang Luchan. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites