technique_106 (Q4190)

TechniqueName: planting punch, <br><br>vielleicht ist dies eine variante dieser technik aus den boxing classics: 下挿勢 專降快腿得進步攪靠.<br>無别鈎脚鎖臂不容離<br>上驚下取一跌<br><br> below inserting/plant method (downward thrust), specialized fall/lowering/subdue, fast leg obtain advancing step (step without changing side), stir (around the leg?) and lean against (mantis keyword to lean with the body for takedown), without dividing (divide is a throw principle to move two body parts in different directions) hook foot, lock arm, not allowing go away (disconnect). surpise above and fetch below (fake high and hit low), make him fall/tumble <br><br>erste technik der ersten bahn und letzte technik der4. bahn könnten das gleiche prinzip umsetzen (fuss einhaken, schlag in den bauch, anlehnen und werfen) <br><br>siehe auch diese variante: 神拳當面挿下進步火燄攅心遇巧就拿就跌舉手不得留情<br>"'spirit/divine' fist , while planting below, advance/entry step (jin bu)<br>fire hearted encounter skillfully, then seize('na' wie in qinNa), then (make him) fall/tumble, do easy work, showing no mercy" <br><br>Die letzte Technik der 2. Bahn Beng bu wird in einer Quan Pu von Li QingPing ebenfalls als zai chui bezeichnet. dabei handelt es sich um einen wurf nach aussen, mit hintere hand offen (wie beim zai chui) in den meisten stilen wird hier aber mit ellbogen geworten. Dies ist aber sehr ähnlich zur ausführung laut den boxing classics und es ergibt sich eine starke formenharmonie (zai chui zu Beginn der 1. 3. und 5. Bahn) <br><br>In the mantis King manual of the 2 person beng bu (see here: https://brennantranslation.wordpress.com/2020/05/04/two-person-avalanche-steps-boxing-set/) it is stated that: "Some people also call this technique SNATCHING A PEARL FROM UNDER THE SEA, indicating the cavernous area of the armpit and the pearl-like shape of the striking fist." The "deep pool" also referencing to the acupressure point GB22 (see: https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/acupuncture-point-gb-yuanye-d-illustration-white-background-gall-bladder-meridian-drawing-meridians-acupuncture-points-human-113324720.jpg). <br>Note, that the "filling punch" followed by mantis catching cicada happens at the beginning and the end of the routine<br>* the Taichi mantis quan pu names this technique "shang bu guan dang" wheres shang bu is a step forward<br>* guan 贯 means "to pierce" or to pass through. its often used no name strikes to sensitive places. from falk dictionary of martial arts<br>* dang 襠 refers to the crotch area of trousers, its a polite way to refer to the crotch area. sometimes it means specifically the acupoint hui yin (hai di, sea bottom, crotch). from falk dictionary of martial arts <br><br> <br><br>