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TechniqueName: tiger riding (step), double, tie, <br><br>Shuang kun (double tying hands) has the same posture as 'mantis catching cicada' but is a different application. <br><br>Part of the routine BaFanShou. The application is well explained in the manual yueShi BaFanShou <br><br>Also known as 'Emperor ties the pig', referring to the application of twisting the opponents arms to force him down <br><br> <br><br> <br><br> <br><br>
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not implemented
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End technique
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stance_cat
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Empty step
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Elbow lock
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Trip-up throw
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BengBu
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BaFanShou
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YeDiCangHua - Hidden flower
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