Short Form 3
Short Form
1, Long 1, Short 2, and Long 2 are basics forms; whereas the 3s and up are
techniques forms. Short Form 3 provides the following:
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First time starting a form by striking. Showing left vertical outward block to be mirrored in technique #3. |
Shows right hammerfist to groin to be mirrored in technique #8. Traces a "7" on the floor with the left foot. |
First left-hand technique. Right vertical outward mirrors left shown in #1, and traces a "7" on the floor with the right foot. |
First time covering with a grab |
Shows left downward elbow to be mirrored in technique #10. Shows using a drop of body weight to gain power. Shows left kneel stance to be mirrored in technique #10. |
Shows using a rise in body height to gain power. Shows reverse marriage of gravity by dropping body mass while lifting strike. Shows rear head butt, mirrored in technique #7. |
7. Fatal Cross Shows moving hands from the center to back in a "V" shape motion to be mirrored in technique #10. Beginning the second half of the "long line" of techniques ("long line" is where the majority of the techniques in the form are done moving from 4:30 to 7:30). Shows front head butt, mirroring technique #6. |
Second left-hand technique. Shows left hammerfist to groin mirroring technique #2. Shows right anchored elbow to mirror technique #13. |
9. Locked Wing Shows left uppercut to the elbow to be mirrored in technique #11. |
10. Crossed Twigs Shows moving the hand from back to center in a "V" shape motion as shown in technique #7. Shows right downward elbow to mirror left, and shows right kneel stance to mirror left as seen in technique #5. Shows other side of locking arm. |
11. Wings of Silk Shows right upward elbow to chin to mirror left shown in technique #2. Shows right uppercut to the elbow to mirror technique #9. End of the "long line". |
Shows principal that to start a new line, you have to take one step over and one step behind the previous line. (This technique takes one step over.) |
Shows backup mass with a weapon from behind the mass. Shows left anchored elbow to mirror right as shown in technique #8. (This technique takes one step back.) |