Xing Yi Tips - The Horse Fist - Kung Fu Report  

there is no blocks and gyaku tsuki only means opposite fist to lead leg, Adam is showing here the concept of energy transfer through the base (not basic) structure of san ti shi with "pi"-jin meaning splitting energy adding the "idea" of horse in this case meaning forward split with lateral and axial circling (raking) while going off centerline, i´m not sure if his other hand raking the spine is considered horse and pi could be another element and/or animal

Yeah. They want you to buy their $6,000 online program lol

@sikok93453 Maybe, but that ain't gonna happen. Already know how to hurt people.😉

@@lsporter88 I struggled at first but now I'm fast enough to keep up lol

@@sikok93453 You don't even always have to be THAT fast either. But they're not gonna tell you that.

@@lsporter88 blocking and striking at the same time just makes it look faster than it is

Depends how you mean. Is Chris standing there flexing and expecting a strike to the solar plexus? Is there a leading move that gets him off balance, thus making him unconsciously loosen the muscles and/or leave himself open? Is it with a fist, gloved fist, or knuckle fist? I never believed in the knuckle fist (called phoenix eye fist by some) until this Korean master tapped me in the solar plexus with it. It goes between the muscles and the spot was sore for days. Again, I thought there was some trick so my friend had me try it on him. Just a tap when he was flexed and expecting it, but it gets through. Not as easy to hit the target as when you have a gloved fist, but someone who has been conditioning their body can take a lot of direct hits to the solar plexus if they can tense up and have the force dispersed across a wider striking surface.