How Seeing A Tiger's Strength, Courage, And Power Gave Beginning Towards The Lion Design Of Kung Fu. - 0 views

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  #1 Currin Strong on 24 Sep 13

   

  So Im seeing this character route special o-n tv, right? That one in particular is all about their hunting practices and tigers. It appears these men are super hostile when it comes to hunting their prey. First off, this animal is the cat in the world. I was amazed when I heard that fact. I usually thought that lions were the biggest cat available, you understand? Boy was I wrong! These tigers are huge. The Siberian selection may be up to a dozen feet long and up to seven-hundred pounds of pure muscle. Scary. And therefore is tiger type Kung fu.
  
  So how does a lion kill its target? By going straight for the neck, my friend. That's right. A lion will stalk its prey before the time-to pounce has come and then it will jump directly on its straight back if it may, latching onto its neck from behind. The tiger will use its powerful forearms to bring the victim down seriously to the bottom and begin contracting with its lips, after it's it locked o-n. Lloyd Irvin Academy is a rousing database for further concerning why to see this concept. I found several of those take downs with this show about them and I could tell you it had been very extraordinary how a lion works. They just take no chances and have no concern. They get what they want and venture out there. I want to be that way when I do kung-fu, dont you?
  
  And believe it or not, you may be like that. This style of fighting is called tiger style. Of course it is. What better way to show an aggressive, hunter model fighting than to mention it next great cat? In the early days of its instruction and use in the martial arts, the lion design was created to copy the violence and fearlessness of the animal. To check up more, please view at: site. The lion is one of the five animals so-named in Chinese martial-arts. The tigers claw has to do with-the place of the fingers when attempting to attack an opponent. It's really cool to see it done right.
  
  In the exercise of the design, I have found it to be very similar to the targeting character of the cat in the wild. The lion hits straight ahead and almost never, actually vacations or backs up. You see, you cant do that in a fight. You have to go forward, over and over again attacking and pushing until you win. Think about the movie Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. The figures in that movie rarely backup. They pounce on the opponents, until they can reach jumping around all-over the place. They simply take the enemy down, when they do affect.
  
  I do believe that lion design Kung Fu may be the most excited to watch and to practice. It's so natural and instinctive. It comes quite simple, when you start training. Real fighting is about being ambitious and maintaining your opponent off balance. That's just how a tiger fights.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">So Im seeing this character route special o-n tv, right? That one in particular is all about their hunting practices and tigers. It appears these men are super hostile when it comes to hunting their prey. First off, this animal is the cat in the world. I was amazed when I heard that fact. I usually thought that lions were the biggest cat available, you understand? Boy was I wrong! These tigers are huge. The Siberian selection may be up to a dozen feet long and up to seven-hundred pounds of pure muscle. Scary. And therefore is tiger type Kung fu. <br /> <br /> So how does a lion kill its target? By going straight for the neck, my friend. That's right. A lion will stalk its prey before the time-to pounce has come and then it will jump directly on its straight back if it may, latching onto its neck from behind. The tiger will use its powerful forearms to bring the victim down seriously to the bottom and begin contracting with its lips, after it's it locked o-n. <a rel="nofollow" href="http://ameblo.jp/skateepoch5/entry-11615027993.html">Lloyd Irvin Academy</a> is a rousing database for further concerning why to see this concept. I found several of those take downs with this show about them and I could tell you it had been very extraordinary how a lion works. They just take no chances and have no concern. They get what they want and venture out there. I want to be that way when I do kung-fu, dont you? <br /> <br /> And believe it or not, you may be like that. This style of fighting is called tiger style. Of course it is. What better way to show an aggressive, hunter model fighting than to mention it next great cat? In the early days of its instruction and use in the martial arts, the lion design was created to copy the violence and fearlessness of the animal. To check up more, please view at: <a rel="nofollow" href="http://bbrtm.org/the-details-about-combined-martial-arts/">site</a>. The lion is one of the five animals so-named in Chinese martial-arts. The tigers claw has to do with-the place of the fingers when attempting to attack an opponent. It's really cool to see it done right. <br /> <br /> In the exercise of the design, I have found it to be very similar to the targeting character of the cat in the wild. The lion hits straight ahead and almost never, actually vacations or backs up. You see, you cant do that in a fight. You have to go forward, over and over again attacking and pushing until you win. Think about the movie Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. The figures in that movie rarely backup. They pounce on the opponents, until they can reach jumping around all-over the place. They simply take the enemy down, when they do affect. <br /> <br /> I do believe that lion design Kung Fu may be the most excited to watch and to practice. It's so natural and instinctive. It comes quite simple, when you start training. Real fighting is about being ambitious and maintaining your opponent off balance. That's just how a tiger fights.</div>

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