@chrissifu I have to respectfully disagree. I have been practicing Jian for many years, spoken with many masters of the art, and have never heard that use of the sword finger is used only for beginners, implying that masters don not use it. I was taught that is was used to prevent an imbalance of Chi flow and can even be used for cavity presses in the advanced stages.
I think it's a move of "qi", because bagua wudang is a kind of internal martial art, it's come from training of "nei dan" or "qi", use the two fingers to control or move the qi in the body.lol
Yes, the secret sword hand (2 fingers) has nothing to do with Qi. It is only a method for beginners to use. It represents the small knife that is used in the left hand. You start like this so you don't cut yourself with the knife! Once you have learnt the form you then start to practice how to use the knife in the left hand to cut & stab. All internal forms especially weapons forms assume fighting against more than 1 opponent. Most people however do not know this, even Daoist masters in China.
I totally agree, this master is great, incredible flow, looks very different than the other masters doing the same form. Does anyone know where to get this complete video?
@chrissifu I have to respectfully disagree. I have been practicing Jian for many years, spoken with many masters of the art, and have never heard that use of the sword finger is used only for beginners, implying that masters don not use it. I was taught that is was used to prevent an imbalance of Chi flow and can even be used for cavity presses in the advanced stages.
TheWushudreamer 1 week ago
looks more like qi xing jian
wudanpai 4 months ago
doesn't look like tai yi xuan men jian but I like it very much
wudanpai 4 months ago
doesn't look like tai yi xuan men jian
wudanpai 4 months ago
may your steel flow water my friends
diogeneslaertius666 1 year ago
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diogeneslaertius666 1 year ago
hey i was wondering what are the two fingers for in wushu bagua wadang and shaolin swordplay?
Troyocorus 3 years ago
the "secret sword hand" used to balance the Qi circulation during the movement
langying 3 years ago
It's to hide the knife.
synthapete 2 years ago
I think it's a move of "qi", because bagua wudang is a kind of internal martial art, it's come from training of "nei dan" or "qi", use the two fingers to control or move the qi in the body.lol
zipzhang101 2 years ago
Yes, the secret sword hand (2 fingers) has nothing to do with Qi. It is only a method for beginners to use. It represents the small knife that is used in the left hand. You start like this so you don't cut yourself with the knife! Once you have learnt the form you then start to practice how to use the knife in the left hand to cut & stab. All internal forms especially weapons forms assume fighting against more than 1 opponent. Most people however do not know this, even Daoist masters in China.
chrissifu 2 years ago
Wow, he is truly great. Can you tell me what form this is? Is the complete video available anywhere? thanks
steveg219 3 years ago
The form is in the Info section and in the title .....i.e. Taiyi Xuanmen Sword (太乙玄门剑)!!
SifuWu 3 years ago
hi,
but it looks very different inspite of the other xuanmen sword forms, witch are posted here by some wudang masters?
greetz
wudangjian 3 years ago
I totally agree, this master is great, incredible flow, looks very different than the other masters doing the same form. Does anyone know where to get this complete video?
steveg219 3 years ago
He will be missed.
freegg888 3 years ago
hen piao liang xie xie
he is still alive?
markohu 3 years ago
no, since passed
SifuWu 3 years ago