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Tiger (Hu Xing)
In China, the tiger is said to be the king of all land beasts. The Shaolin Monks adopted the spirit of the tiger for its courage, strength and power. Because its energy is external in nature, the energy of the tiger is different from the other animals in the form. The tiger's strength comes from hard-pressing attacks. Developing a strong back and neck is essential for strong stances. The primary technique in the tiger form is the tiger claw, which targets the opponent's face, neck, groin, arms and wrist. The tiger form also utilizes palm strikes, fists and special kicking techniques, such as the tiger tail kick (fu mei geuk). Like the dragon, proper breathing is important for developing power and force. The practitioner produces certain sounds to expel carbon dioxide and replace it with the oxygen necessary to deliver the proper energy within his strikes.
Tiger defense. From a ready position (1)
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the attacker opens with a right-left punch combination (2)
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Early blocks the first shot with a left tiger claw parry and follows with a right tiger claw parry (3)
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Maintaining control of the opponent's left arm (4)
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Early applies a tiger claw to the face. He adds a double tiger claw to the face and groin (5-6)
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He then pulls down the opponent's head with his left arm and strikes to the back of the neck with a right swinging forearm (7)
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wow,,i love the stle of snake,can you sent me a picture,of snake style kung fu?ithen i well study the picture. want to learn it.
Posted by john ( ) on February 19, 2009 at 17:34
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I have studied jeet kune do,wing chun,aikido and kempo but
i would like to take up is seven star praying mantis or five animals.Which one is more deadly with vital points.
Posted by Dave Scinto ( http://five animals) on December 30, 2008 at 3:44
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Nice article!
Posted by Claire Mont ( http://whitedragonmartialarts.com) on December 3, 2008 at 0:20
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hello. could you please tell me if there are any schools for this kung fu -5 animal technique in brussels in belgium. thank you!
Posted by kiluangi wolf on November 27, 2008 at 10:14
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i really like to learn more
Posted by jose ( http//www.gmail.com) on November 19, 2008 at 20:36
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