THE SECOND LEVEL OF MASTERY
The Fourth Training Stage. Finger Hardening.
The Fifth Training Stage. Blows at Points.
The Sixth Training Stage. Eyesight. THE THIRD LEVEL OF MASTERY
The Seventh Training Stage. Impact from Distance.
The Eighth Training Stage. Impact Through Obstacle.
The Ninth Training Stage. Practice.
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Zhu Xia Tian "APPLICATION OF PUGILISTIC ART"
(Shanghai, 1929)
Chapter 2. Methods of Acting on Acupuncture Points
Point HEI HU XUE. Sun Light Fills the Lamp.
Saint Stripling Picks Out a Pearl from the Point HONG TANG.
Steel Pike Pierces Point QI GUAN XUE.
Point TAN NING XUE. Hua Tuo Unlocks the Padlock.
Point JIAN JING XUE. Making the Sea Turbulent.
Point TAN NING XUE. Luohan Slips on Garment.
Point FEI MIAO XUE. Child Bows to Buddha.
Point MAI ZONG XUE. Taking-off Cloth in front of Mirror.
Point SUO XIN XUE. Old Monk Carries Sutra on his Shoulder.
Point WA XIN XUE. Tiger's Claw Thrusts into Heart.
Point ZHUO MING XUE. Damo Holds a Sword.
Point DIAO JIN XUE. Damo Pulls Out his Sword.
Point XIAO YAO XUE. Chun Yang Thrusts his Sword.
Point DU JIN XUE. Raising Sword and Splitting Pumpkin.
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Summarizing Article
36 Main ("Deadly") Points in DIAN XUE SHU Three Levels of Mastery, Nine Stages of Training
The First Level of Mastery
The First Stage of Training - Familiarization With Points
The Second Stage of Training - Search for Channels
The Third Stage of Training - How to Put Questions
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Zhu Xia Tian "APPLICATION OF PUGILISTIC ART"
(Shanghai, 1929)
Wen Gong Zhi's Preface
Author's Preface Chapter 1.
Meaning of Steps and Positions.
Art of Rubbing and Prods (MO CHA SHU).
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Xue
Dian
TRUE SENSE OF PUGILISTIC ART MANIFESTATIONS
On Difference between Martial Art and Tao Art
/ Rules for Beginners / Three Flaws of Beginners / Three Levels of Comprehension
/ Three Levels of Mastery / Three Kinds of Training / Nine Rules
/ On Proper Stance / Four Ends / Six Accords / Eight Natural Qualities
/ Steps /
65. Skill of Sand Bags (SHA BAO GONG).
66. Skill "Piercing Through Stones" (DIEN SHI GONG).
67. Skill "Pulling Out a Mountain" (BO SHAN GONG).
68. Claws of Mantis (TANGLANG ZHAO).
69. Skill "Bag" (BU DAI GONG).
70. Palm of Guan Yin (GUAN YIN ZHANG).
71. Skill "Raising a Pot" (SHANG GUAN GONG).
72. Rubbing Palms (HE PAN ZHANG).
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Jin Jing Zhong "DIAN XUE SHU. Skill of Acting on Acupoints" (Tanjin, 1934)
Introduction. Theoretical Fundamentals.
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Zhu Xia Tian "APPLICATION OF PUGILISTIC ART"
(Shanghai, 1929)
50. Technique of "Rubbing and Thrusts" (MO CHA SHU).
51. Exercise "Stone Pile" (SHI ZHU GONG).
52. Skill "Neither Lances nor Broadswords Can Wound" (QIANG DAO BU RU FA).
53. Gong Fu "Flight" (FEI XING GONG).
54. Hand of Five Poisons (WU DU SHOU).
55. Skill of Water Separation (FEN SHUI GONG).
56. To Fly Up to the Ridge and to Walk on a Wall (FEI YAN ZOU).
57. Skill of Somersaulting (FAN TENG SHU).
58. Pole of Cypress (BAI SHU ZHUANG).
59. Ba Wang's Elbow (BA WANG ZHOU).
60. Exercise "Pinching a Flower" (NIAN HUA GONG).
61. Exercise "Pushing a Mountain with Palm" (TUI SHAN ZHANG).
62. Technique of Horse Saddle (MA AN GONG).
63. Skill of Nephrite Belt (YU DAI GONG).
64. YIN Fist Method (YIN QUAN GONG).
37.
Skill of Eagle Wings (YING YI GONG).
38. Arm of Sun Rays (YANG GUANG SHOU).
39. Exercise for Groin (MEN DAN GONG).
40. Exercise "Iron Bag" (TIE DAI GONG).
41. Method that Reveals the Truth (JIE DI GONG).
42. Skill of Tortoise Back (GUI BEI GONG).
43. Skill of Deft Jumps (CUAN ZONG SHU).
44. Skill of Light Body (JIN SHEN SHU).
45. Exercise "Iron Knees" (TIE XI GONG).
46. Technique of Jumps (TIAO YAO FA).
47. Palm of Iron Sand (TIE SHA ZHANG).
48. Pulling a Silk Thread (YI XIAN CHUAN).
49. Method of drawing in YIN (XI YIN GONG).
1.9 Essentials of "Internal" and "External" Skills in 72 Arts.
1.9.1 Twenty requirements to be observed when doing "internal" and "external" exercises.
1.9.2 Sixteen prohibitions in training the "internal" and the "external".
1.9.3 Twenty harms to be avoided when training the "internal" and the "external". 1.10 Exercises for head, face, ears, nose, eyes, and mouth as a base for improvements in 72 Arts.
1.10.1 Exercise for the head (SHOU GONG).
1.10.2 Exercise for the face (MIAN GONG).
1.10.3 Exercise for the ears (ER GONG).
1.10.4 Exercises for the eyes (MU GONG).
1.10.5 Exercises for the nose (BI GONG).
1.10.6 Exercise for the mouth (KOU GONG). 1.11 Exercises for tongue, teeth, and body.
1.11.1 Exercise for the tongue (SHE GONG).
1.11.2 Exercises for the teeth (CHI GONG).
1.11.3 Exercises for the body (SHEN GONG). 1.12 Foundations of the "Inner" and "Outer" Skills.
Chapter
2.
Training
Methods of 72 Arts.
25. The Art of Lash (BIAN JIN FA).
26. Exercise "PIPA" (PIPA GONG).
27. The Pole of a Falling Star (LIU XING ZHUANG).
28. Poles of Plum Bloom (MEI HUA ZHUANG).
29. The Art of Stone Padlock (SHI SUO GONG).
30. Skill of the Iron Arm (TIE BI GONG).
31. Fist like a Bullet (DANZI QUAN).
32. Exercise "Soft Bones" (ROU GU GONG).
33. Exercise "Frog" (HAMA GONG).
34. Exercise "Piercing the Curtain" (CHUAN LIAN GONG).
35. The Force of Eagle's Claws (YING ZHAO LI).
36. Technique "Iron Bull" (TIE NIU GONG).
1.8. Base Exercises which Form the Ground for Improvement in 72 Arts.
1.8.1 Suspending a Gold Coin (XIUAN JIN QIAN).
1.8.2 Hanging Pearl of Buddha (GUA FO ZHOU).
1.8.3 1000 Layers of Paper (QIAN CHENG ZHI).
1.8.4 Circle RUYI (RUYI QUAN).
1.8.5 Striking at cotton-wool ball (XUAN MIAN CHUI).
1.8.6 Striking at Wooden Dummy (DA MU REN).
1.8.7 Kicking at Wooden Pole (TI MU ZHUANG).
1.8.8 Kicking at Flying Meteor (TI CHENG CHUI).
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Chapter
2.
Training
Methods of 72 Arts.
13. Exercise
"Jumping Centipede" (WU GONG TIAO).
14. Raising a Weight of 1000 JINs (TIE QIAN JIN).
15. Celestial's Palm (XIAN REN ZHANG).
16. Method of Hardness and Softness (GANG ROU FA).
17. Cinnabar Palm (ZHU SHA ZHANG).
18. Exercise "Lying Tiger" (WO HU GONG).
19. Swimming and Diving Skill (QIU SHUI SHU).
20. Sluice Shutter weighing 1000 JINs (QIAN JIN ZHA).
21. Covering with a Gold Bell (JIN ZHONG ZHAO).
22. Exercise Finger Lock (SUO ZHI GONG).
23. Luohan's Exercise (LUOHAN GONG).
24. Lizard Climbs the Wall (BIHU YU QIANG SHU).
Jin Jing
Zhong "Training
Methods of 72 Arts of Shaolin" (Tanjin,
1934)
-
Preface by author.
-
Short biographies of author and his assistants.
-
Short biography of Reverend Miao Xing.
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Discourse of the Tutor Miao Xing about Training Exercises (LIEN
GONG) and Training of Combat Technique (DI).
Zhu Yu Zhai
Short Biography of Master Tiet Qiao San*
*Tiet
Qiao San who lived in at the end of the XVIII-th - at
the first of half of the XIX-th century and kept
traditions of the School of the Southern Shaolin was a
well-known master of the style "Iron Thread". He held the second place among the "Ten Tigers of
Guangdong" - ten greatest masters of the Southern
China. He shared his mastership with several disciples,
including Ling Fu Chen who was the tutor of Wong Fei
Hung. Wong Fei Hung was one of masters in kung fu, best
known in China and in the West, a character of many books and
films ("Once upon a time in China" and others). In the
thirties of the XX-th century Lam Sai Wing, the
close disciple and follower of Wong Fei Hung, wrote a
text-book on the style of "Iron Thread". Now this book has been translated into English and published in electronic format on our site.
You can order e-book TIET SIN KUEN ("Iron Thread") and other books
by Lam Sai Wing here:
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