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Kung Fu, Part 4Pressure points used in kicks
According to the above list of pain’ pressure points we can conclude that the vast majority of them are located on the back. Using the correct strike’ one may totally paralyse an opponent. Now let us spend some time on the various commands used at the beginning or just after the end of classes. All of these form part of the classes’ rituals. Anyone studying Kung Fu should know them. Without ritual, do not act. Without ritual, do not initiate action. Without ritual, do not move from your place.
So the commands before the start of a class will sound like this: “DUISIN, CHZHANLI”, commands the senior student. The teacher then stands in front of the line of students. He then greets the students: “NINHAO.” The students reply with “HAO”. After the greetings one hears the commands: “CHANZO, TSIN TSZO.” At this point the students obey and sit down to begin meditation before the lesson. After two to three minutes of meditation, the command “TSILAY” sounds and, upon the teacher’s signal, everybody jumps up from their places. “LANSI KAISHI” commands now sound and the training begins. Upon completion of training, the senior student commands “DUISIN CHZHANLIM.” At this point, everybody lines up and the teacher commands “TSZAI – TSZYAN, LANSI LUVEI.” The training has now ended. NAMES OF SPECIAL EXERCISESTEU-GEN-DI – iron buffalo ploughing the soil GAN-TSZIN-TSZUAN – diamond fist FEI-MAI-TSZYAO – a foot flying like a feather DA-TA-DAI – strikes on sand bags DAI-TE-VA – wearing iron hoops DA-MU-ZHEN – striking a wooden dummy TE-GAN-TUI – a foot like an iron post SE-TSZY-LOU-LU – scorpion edging along the road PO-YIN-CHZHOU – an elbow breaking YIN substance TUI-SHAN CHZHAN – a palm pushing a mountain PE-CHZHU-GAN – striking a wooden pole HEI-HU-TYAO-SHAN – a black tiger jumping over a mountain MAO-CHZHAN – a breaking palm FEN-CHZHAN – a windy palm CHEN-CHZHUAN-CHZHAN – a palm breaking a brick I-CHZHI-TSZIN – a finger as hard as metal DUKI-KAO-HU - straddling a tiger standing on one foot POINTS OF ENERGY RELEASE DURING STRIKES AND BREAKING OBJECTSVAI-GU-AN – located on the back of the fist (a distance of 2 Ts’un above the wrist) HOU-SI - located on the back of the fist (1 Ts’un above the wrist) BAI-HUA – the top of the head SHON-CHZHUN – the middle of the chest TSZUI-CHUE – a point in line with the heart (6 Ts’un above the navel) YUN-TSZU-AN – winding spluttering spring, located in the middle of the foot NAMES OF STRIKES AND BLOCKSTSUAN - fist GOU – a hand, a hook HU-CHZHAN – a hand, a tiger’s paw LUN-CHZHAN – a hand, a dragon’s paw IN-CHZHAN – a hand, an eagle’s claw SHYAKU – a strike made from low down in an upward direction TIN-CHZHU – a strike made by the elbow TSA-TSUAN – a hand, a hammer TSHYANEI-GUN – side strike using the fist NYDAN – a block made using the inside of the hand VEKO – a block by the outside of the hand SAYAN – a downward block by the hand YU – right side TSZO – left side YUTSZO-FEN-ZUN – kicks made by the right or left foot LU-DA-GUN – a kick made by the back of the foot (donkey’s kick) SHAN-TSZYAN – an upward block by the hand LOUTO – sweeping block by the foot SHISHIKO-DAN – knocking down by the foot in an inward direction SHITSZYA-SHOU – crossed arms HU-KOU – a hand, tiger’s jaws UDAI-TUI – side kick by the foot DEN-TUI – straight kick by the heel TUI-CHZHAN – palm strike CHUN-TSUAN – iron fist punch STANCES BIMBU – the frontal stance MABU – the horse rider stance GNUNBU – the bow stance SUIBU – the empty foot stance PUBU – the low stance like a dragon DULIMBU – the one foot stance SEBU – the twisted stance (a monkey in the bushes) GAIBU – the scissors stance TSZYAN-CHA – the lengthwise split HEN-CHA – the cross split Now let us move on to the secrets of Chinese medicine. I would like to reveal the secrets of Chinese pills, the contents of which I shall divulge later. Chinese national medicine plays a huge role in China. It is mostly based on natural components and the human body channel system (meridians). The secrets of this medicine stem from the ancient roots of Eastern civilisation, as it is known to be the most ancient in the world. In the ancient East, the development of martial arts and medicine always went side by side. It is not possible to imagine one without the other. SHAOLIN PILLS BRING BACK YOUTHWe take: 120 grams of the herb polygonum multiflorum (boiled in wine), 120g of Chinese wolfberry, 120g of Chinese Dodder seeds, 120g of shiny privet fruits, 60g of Eastern black sesame seeds, 180g of Angelica, 240g of Common Foxglove roots, 120g of black Eclipta, 60g of ginseng, 60g of white flowered peony root, 60g of Celosia cristata seeds, 180g of Japanese Dioscorea (Wild Yam), 60g of Orchid Curculig, 60g of cardamom seeds, 60g of Dendrobium, 60g of goji berries and 30g of zest. Grind all of these into a powder. Then take the highest quality honey. Mould your power and honey into bullet-sized pills and cover them with wax. Dosage: take 1 to 2 pills twice daily washed down with cooled (boiled) water. They can be taken for many years. The pills help to fortify the liver and kidneys, to restore natural hair and face colour. As well as this they improve sight and hearing and strengthen teeth. Pork, butter and fat must not be eaten before taking pills. Nor should you eat raw meats, raw fish and spicy dishes. SHAOLIN FIVE JEWELS ELIXIRTake 30g of Japanese Dioscorea, 30g of Songshan Ginseng, 120g of soya beans, 30g of Huan-chi Astragalus root, 120g of fresh Foxglove roots and 12 Chinese dates. Put everything, except the dates, into an earthenware pot and boil for 1 to 2 hours until only one cupful remains. Put the remaining liquid into a cup and add the dates. Apply dates 10 times a month. This is a very good remedy for those engaged in martial arts. It intensifies your energetic power and contributes to speedy body recovery when exercising intensively. I will finish now with a few short notes about Eastern martial arts. I would like to remind all those who intend to engage in martial arts: everything in the world is punishable and he who turns his knowledge to evil will be punished by higher powers which are constantly following our every step. The knowledge of martial arts came to us from the universe afar. It is with us to help us stay healthy and to protect us from evil and violence. If this knowledge is transformed into evil, then punishment comes instantly. So think to yourself what you need this knowledge for! |
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