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  • It is a body wave with a lock (yoga term: bandha) applied at the pelvis. The principle is that if you can undulate in waves or circular movement freely beyond a lock, the level of relaxation is high enough to enable the cleansing of the fascia. The challenge is to open the grantis knots at the lower dantian (gate of life = Brahma knot), middle dantian (crushing bone = Vishnu knot) and upper dantian (jade pillow = Rudra knot). Without sufficient inner peace or meditation, the knots remain locked.

  • how do you breathe when doing this exercise? i really love your posts thanks for sharing!

  • It almost reminds me of bagua.

  • Yeah this will improve martial arts striking. It's obvious if you just watch and imagine neuron recruitment involved.

  • i teach energy cultivation

  • Nice Video

  • Kata - Japanese

    English - Form

    Chinese - Taolu

  • Was the first excercise taken or related to a drunken form or drunken style?

  • Nope.

    No connection.

  • Most people consider drunken styles to be the most recently developed(and therefore youngest) chinese styles. In fact, a lot of the strikes used in drunken styles are a modified "gou shou" in which the fingers grip as if they are holding a shot glass. The "drinking" movements are simply a way of drawing back/sweep-blocking the face to generate more power in the strike. So anyway, it's probably safe to say that drunken styles have never had an effect on any other styles.

  • Thanks for posting these videos. Great to see and compare notes!

  • It's actually kind of a wave and not a shake. You can see that the hands are drawing a circle to one direction and then to the other.

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