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This isn't my first rodeo.
Also, it seems as if sparring means two man techniques, as far as I can tell. It's strongly guided.
Saaaaayyy, I know you!
Welcome to MT!
I think you missed one:
Chen tui
Dun tui
Wan chan tui
Tam Tui
and then the one we learned last night, which I still pronounce as mumble-mumble tui
Also, lol at 'Egghead'![]()
I'm a little OCD and really want all the names of the basic stances, punches, kicks, and basic exercises. Any help would be really appreciated!
After the first week, I stopped acting like I had any previous MA training and gently set aside any TKD or Karate that seemed similar. When I spar, it will be based on what I've learned here.Bonus then but when you spar you should look like you study CMA, not the old PKA kickboxing matches. Know what I mean? That's what I'm talking about.
The least regulated thing I've seen, so far, is what appeared to be a brief free-spar. At some point in that free-spar, though, Sifu called for the current technique to be implemented.Two man sets/drills/etc... are big time important.
If things haven't changed any...
8 Punches
Ping Choi
Gwa Choy
Caho Choi
Biin Choi
Heun Choi
Cerng Chung Choi
Dai Heun Choi
Dai chang Choi
8 Stances
Sei Ping Ma
Ding ji Ma
Nau Ma
Diu Ma (this may be a little different since I learned a different name)
Chaat Sing Ma
Bai Ma
Gwai Ma
Wu Dip Ma
8 Kicks (on Egg's post)
The punches certainly sound right, though 'caho' comes across sounding more like 'chow'. I cannot say for the stances. I only did those like the first week.
I like Madarin oranges...that's close, right?
If I am fortunate enough to visit the middle kingdom, I will not let dialect stand in my way
I don't think I like duck, though
lol...and Liz was concerned about hijacking this thread.
That Mandarin Duck and a walk on the Great Wall (close to Beijing of course) and your there![]()
That's ok...I didn't like it either until I had it at Quanjude in Beijing...
or ch'uanchute (I think) for those that speak devil tongue![]()