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Thursday, April 7, 2011

SI TONG CHUI

 SI TONG CHUI

Si Tong ChuiAlternative Names: Four Through Hammer History: This style is believed to have been created in Huang Xian, Shandong province during the Qing dynasty. Although the actual origin is unknown, it is attributed to Feng Li Wang. A student named Pian Shang Ting made great improvements to this style, as well as increased its popularity, so in some circles it is referred to as Pian Jia Quan. Tong Chui emphasizes tearing, grabbing, stabbing and pounding hand techniques and relies heavily on solid stances.
Practice begins with visualising the generation of power. Power is based on an implicit principle; to master this principle strengthens the Qi, and more Qi equals more power. Combat tactics are grounded in four things: 1. Attack first. 2. When attacking give 100 percent, do not save anything. 3. Stick to your opponent using close range fighting, "so that even a ghost is afraid." 4. No flowery movements, be very direct in fighting.

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