MTG217:
The Wudang Hand Weapons Volume One (The first six)
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As all of the Internal forms and
fighting styles came from the WUDANG SHAN system's 12 Wudang forms, so
too do the two person sets from Taijiquan and Baguazhang come from the
12 Wudang Hand Weapon training sets.
Before push hands, there were the 12 Wudang Hand Weapons. There are the
precursors to push hands. Not the silly 'you push me, I push you' type
of push hands that most schools now teach and often go into competition
with! But rather the excellent p'eng/hinge, fighting push hands methods
of today and the Erle Montaigue system.
These 12 two person training methods teach you everything you need to
know in order to turn your fighting into reflexive actions that will
just happen automatically when attacked. If anyone asks me about what
training methods I advise to learn how to fight, I tell them the 12
Wudang methods, along with most of the other stuff, but these are
really special. They teach you fa-jing, how to use it, instant
reaction, never stop attacking, how to move the body in a flowing
energy saving manner, deadly fighting methods which attack to the most
vulnerable points on the body, how to move in accordance with what the
opponent is doing to you. How to do the most damage in the least
possible time with the least wastage of energy. The hands are used in
the way of their name. So the 'Spear' is used to cut and stab etc.
In this first volume, Erle Montaigue covers in his usual great detail,
the first six hand weapons of:
Hammer: This two person set
makes use of the closed fist using the base of the fist as a hammer. It
attacks the CO 10 or 12 points in a devastating 'Point Set Up' strike,
ST 9 and 10 (neck), GB 3 (Temple) and again ST 9. Then in retaliation
of this last strike, your partner then has a go.
Spear: This one is deadly and
caution must be taken when training as the eyes are involved. The
points struck are; CO 10, eyes (scraping the finger nails across them),
eyes (same in the opposite direction), CV 22 (by spearing it) and ST 10.
Sword: This one is also very
dangerous; CO 10 (Set Up), ST 0, ST 10, ST 11, TH 17, Neck in general,
GB 3 (Temple) and ST 9 and 10.
Plough: This one is wonderful
as it trains your reflex actions to perfection; Neigwan (both hands), 4
Neck points, LU 5, CV 22 (Neck in general).
Axe: This one attacks to; LU 8
(Both sides), Both sides of the neck chopping, chopping down onto
either side of the neck covering many deadly points, back into LIV 13
both sides.
The Nun: The 'Nun' is a 3
section Chinese implement for thrashing wheat or rice. It has
been modified in its physical weapon form for fighting. This one
attacks to mainly the neck and arms using the arms and hand weapons in
the typical Bagua type 'Nun' posture so that the arms look like a 3
section staff.
MTG218
The Second
Six Hand Weapons from Wudang
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HERE TO
SEE
A VIDEO CLIP
Click
HERE TO SEE THE PRICE LIST
Click
HERE
To Receive
Erle Montaigue's 22 Published Books and his 12
On-Line Lessons Free of charge, purchase his Music CD "Written
In Stone"
As all of the Internal forms and
fighting styles came from the WUDANG SHAN system's 12 Wudang forms, so
too do the two person sets from Taijiquan and Baguazhang come from the
12 Wudang Hand Weapon training sets.
Before push hands, there were the 12 Wudang Hand Weapons. There are the
precursors to push hands. Not the silly 'you push me, I push you' type
of push hands that most schools now teach and often go into competition
with! But rather the excellent p'eng/hinge, fighting push hands methods
of today and the Erle Montaigue system.
These 12 two person training methods teach you everything you need to
know in order to turn your fighting into reflexive actions that will
just happen automatically when attacked. If anyone asks me about what
training methods I advise to learn how to fight, I tell them the 12
Wudang methods, along with most of the other stuff, but these are
really special. They teach you fa-jing, how to use it, instant
reaction, never stop attacking, how to move the body in a flowing
energy saving manner, deadly fighting methods which attack to the most
vulnerable points on the body, how to move in accordance with what the
opponent is doing to you. How to do the most damage in the least
possible time with the least wastage of energy. The hands are used in
the way of their name. So the 'Spear' is used to cut and stab etc.
In this 2nd volume, Erle Montaigue covers in his usual great detail,
the last six hand weapons of:
COMBINE HAND: This one combines many
aspects of the first six methods and teaches us about instant attack
and defense in any given situation.
DART HAND: This method teaches us about the use of very quick
hands in continually striking with different methods. One hand strikes
as the other one controls etc., just like the Chinese weapon called the
'dart'.
DRILLING HAND: This method teaches us about one of the most
important methods of attack using drilling methods.
SHOVEL or SPADE HAND: This one makes use of the flats of the palms for
attack and defense as you would if you were using a shovel!
DOUBLE BLADE HAND: This one uses the palms as if they were two blades in
attack and defense. A very devastating method of self-defense also!
STUMP PULLER HAND: This
one has a lot of pushing (jerking) and pulling movements which work
upon joints to dislocate them along with the more devastating dim-mak
strikes.
Hand Weapons of Wudang: Series