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Not that I am aware of Spectre. Nobody else has said anything. Sorry you experienced that.

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I think it was a Ken Cohen article, no ?

@@Spectre2434 yep, was Ken.

You are welcome, Heruka.

Good question. I was taught 'paws'. 'Hooves' works for me also. Thanks for asking.

Hi Moe. I agree with your assumption. This punch also shows up at the end of section 3 of Chit Yap Bo. 👍🏻

@garethsmith8672 thank you for the reply, I recently started training in hwa taos 5 animals frolics which is for the most part a holistic fitness thing.

@@moepanetta9028 Very good. i used to practice those during my 'Hwa Shan days' of learning. I have always suspected the deer boxing was in part inspired by them. 👍🏻

Check out my website on substack. It is posted on all of my videos. That will answer your questions.

You also need to keep in mind that these styles like baguazhang, taichiquan, xin yi. All of them are internal, they dumb down the forms to integrate that to different levels of training and to introduce the correct mechanics.

Thank you for expressing your opinion. You unpack a lot in these comments. Sounds like you have some experience. I invite you to email me so that we can discuss these topics categorically.

Thank you, Mario. Merry Christmas. 🙏🏻

You are correct, Moe. It is not in the newer editons from the 2000s. I have one of the original editions shown in the video. Same with the Hsing I hardcover. There are a lot of changes in that one, but they did add the 12 animal forms.

Yes I do. I have all four of Smith's hardcover editions.

Thanks for saying that. This form obstenibly contains all 22 White Crane kicks. All kicks, even off the ground are done with level pelvis, in other words, the pelvis never rises, even with both feet off the ground. Good observation. Thank you.👍🏻

Yes. That is from Sun Lu-tang's book: Xing Yi Chuan Xue- The Study of Form-Mind Boxing. You can buy it on Amazon.

​@@garethsmith8672 Thank you 🙏!

@@Spectre2434 You are welcome. 🙏🏻

Thank you, Leszek.

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Hi Mario. Thanks for that information. I briefly show the footwork without fists in the beginning of the 'flying gorilla' video. I call it 'three star, six directions'. Any of the fists can be used with any of the footwork. The only difference in the sup ji pattern I demonstrated is that pek choi is the linking move. Otherwise the same.

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Thanks, Leszek.

Thank you, Mario. ❤

Thank you Leszek.

You are welcome, Randal.

Thank you Leszek.

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Thanks, Leszek.

Hi Jon. Welcome to the channel. Did you train at my white crane school?

It is frequently, mistakenly called "white crane tai chi", but it is not a form of tai chi. It is a walking form of trul khor, from which it originated.

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Thanks, Randal.

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You are welcome, Mario.

Thanks, Mario.

Most welcome.

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@@garethsmith8672 thank you Gareth.

@@moepanetta9028 Most welcome, Moe. Thank you for being part of our Gum Gong community. 👍🏻

Does Davith have a connection to Tibetan White Crane, Mario?

@@garethsmith8672 yes Gareth he is my gung fu brother one Efferys students. Just made connection with him and Eff today we will be beginning training Tues and wendsdays. Thank you for rekindling the embers. I'm not sure if I got your phone number straight I might have an old number from long ago. And I just now remembered your number was on an email fromt the other day my memory sometimes gets the best of me

@@garethsmith8672 yes Gareth, he is my gung fu brother one of Efferys long time students i just reconnected with them Today. Thank you for for your support I appreciate you. We are now set to train together Tuesdays and Wednesdays God willing. Talk to you soon

@@mariosilva2895 That sounds great. Was Efferys one of Dr. Longs students?

@@garethsmith8672 yes he was and also got a lot of clarification from Ron

Yes. If you ever make it to my training hall, we can do a live podcast and demonstrate (slowly) how these moves work. 👍🏻