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    MantisQuarter oo ier lms (Wi Wa Xlnp provide the “chek il ja eee eee the cag Having plone ned Hens aed (en 18 Qurtry Volume 3 bees came the Pe Exe eee The Fre Exod Hepeeaeee Gehou, ys an). fear (es) ce ce eae Ping bu). Together Seren eee ieeeerl ere ee raging Qua Hand Techniques: Shou Tn Chines terms shou, or han, includes not only th hand fal bt aso dhe wrt, forearm, ‘how and shoulder Each ofthese must be trained co work in concert wo eflet the retest speed and power and the ably co reconfigure in the coune of combat “The shoulder shouldbe ela and allowed to fll the narra curve ofthe ches and con- tect withthe spine. The clbows should ink and tmove in coordination with the ret ofthe bod ‘The wrists must be suppl, enabling the hands co move inspiral o deflect racks, penetrate defenses and cl aound limbs to exceute gin ma {locks and hold Teisesentaltha the hand it alo be rere and ale and thus able to perform the thanysrkng, catching, locking and holding maneuvers demanded oft ‘The Eyes Have It: Yan Classical Chinese martial ar each eight aspects to the Fighters use of sight. Tanglang Quan i no different The fighter learns how and where o ‘Mester Huong Hensun performs the Ru Huon Bu Yu Gun Shou (Cree Entering Step ‘and Right Roling Hand Site). Coordinaton ofthe step ond hon, two othe Five External Elements, oe essetal or proper Monts Baxing technique ‘acu the sight cose che opponents entire body and not to focus ona single area of che oppo- nents body. He then learns how o see is oppo- nent’ imtensions in his eyes, how to conceal is ‘own intentions from being rea, how to view the ‘otite field ofbatle during a fight and how ¢o mmisitec is opponent using his sight. “The experienced and wel trined Mantis Boxer can even we his eyes asa weapon. The fierce gaze of the fighter can forsal an atack by inwimidating an opponent or even make an ‘opponent decide not o fight a all, Body Training: Shen ‘raining the body of the Tanglang Quan fght- er initially has vo do with posture-oiented training to teach the fighter carry himself in the mor efficient, powerful and mancuverable manne possible For example, che spine of the fighter is straight withthe head and neck eect. This dif fers markedly from she posture of many Wester boxers and chose of other styles of fighting. The hes is not pushed out or pulled back itis ‘hn Day performs 0 Deng Shan Bu ou Chang Zhoo (Sal ilk Cling Step wth Right Coliding low) with Lens Coprew Fo (method) the fourth of the ive Externe elements represents the techniques of eee allowed co relax and be ina postion known as “hollow” in Chinese erms. The hips are directly under the spine, nei- ther rolled forward nor pulled buck. The knees are not allowed to bend beyond the roes, and the relationship between the bend ofthe knee and the foot is maintained as closely as post bile, regardless of the stance or technique being executed (Of particular emphasis in Mantis Boxing is the waist, The waist murt be loos to allow power (jing) to flow through i o che arms and legs. Correct function of the waist enhances the stability of stances and the mability of the fighter ‘overall. Tanglang Quan training focuses on the wait a great deal once the postu ofthe fighter has been established, Techniques: Fa Techniques refer tothe atackng and defending methods of Tanglang Quan as guided by the Principles ofthe system, the Eight Hard Ba Gang) and the Twelve Sot (Shier Row), for (Pi Lay the mest notorious Shu chao master nor frm Chin. Hu Lash com bes these cspecs of fh ing in an efoto show ve, seals usage of ancient techniques Hy Laos toch ‘sand ves in Richmond, Dis Columb, Canad. Joke Burroughs ninth gem ration scp of Hu Xin, ' owner and head insructor of Tree Harmonies Chinese ‘Merial As Centr in Albu-

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