technique_72 (Q4178)

TechniqueName: twist, single whip, single, palm, push the stele, <br><br>#REF! <br><br>"compare the document ""Qi Jiguangs boxing classics"" from 1560 (see: https://brennantranslation.wordpress.com/2019/08/31/qi-jiguangs-boxing-classic/) it is named ""single Whip in reversed stance). <br>The document named this method as the ""agarwood method to push over mount tai"". " <br><br>* The term "kou shou" in one of the quan pu comes from Qin Na and means "tuck the hand [...] hook the wrist in to control with the palm". (from falk dictionary of martial art)<br>* The term "tui zhang" means to push with the hand<br>* This technique is included in the document "Qi Jiguangs boxing classics" from 1560 (see: https://brennantranslation.wordpress.com/2019/08/31/qi-jiguangs-boxing-classic/) it is named "single Whip in reversed stance). The document als named this method as the "agarwood method to push over mount tai". Posture 17 (double open palm) ist named the same in one quan pu <br><br>In Shuai Jiao, this is defined as an 'inner leg hooking' throw <br><br>* Ba Wang means "hegemon king" it refers to xiang yu, the lord of Chu (a state in south china during the warring states period) ca. 232 - 202 BC) (see falk dictionary of martial arts and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiang_Yu). <br>A Hegemony is a form of accepted states leading (in opposite to an imperial leading).<br>In technique names, the term "ba wang" often channels the legendary viciousness and strength of the lord of chu <br><br> <br><br>