32 Tai Chi Sword Movement No. 14

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14th, the first.
The meaning of the word "tiar" is "jump".
After jumping, you will stab your opponent, such a move will be.
I'll tell you about the flow and image of the move of Tiuboupin2.
After attacking the throat of the opponent with a tease, I will make a tamme and stab the opponent.
To strengthen the sting, I put the sword in front of me until the back of my thigh rises.
Here, the opponent probably seems to be backing away, ready to run away.
The first step is to approach the opponent by tibbing and then stabbing him with pin 2.
Tiabu is often translated as "jumping".
The idea of the "Tiabu-Pin 2" is that it moves like a jump rather than jumping on top of it.
I think it's better to be depicted with an image of running away and chasing after the other person.
The move of the tiubou pin2 has, 2 times pin2 included.
Once you've seen the bondage, relax your knees, put down your sword,
From the side, it looks like a circle.
I'm ready to carry a sword, so my shoulders will be easier to lift.
Let's make a ta'mé in the form of lowering the sword and bending the elbow, drawing a circle.
When I did the first spin, I made a curve of my elbow.
When you have a strap on your right hand, you hold it from the little finger to the big finger.
If you hold it with one hand, your shoulders will rise.
Let's keep the thumb and forefinger in the natural range, and add the other fingers.
In addition, it is shaped like a support for the left hand.
I'll tell you about the way your feet come out and the way you come in.
Once, I made a tamme and pointed forward.
This will be the next one.
Put your left foot in front, the important thing is to send your right foot forward.
Instead of jumping up, imagine this movement as being closer to a jump.
From the first spin, the left foot will be in the natural range.
The left foot will simultaneously move the right foot to the left foot.
From here, you're going to be gongbū, you're going to be pin2.
Put your left foot out, your right foot out of the way, and your right foot out in front, and you're going to be a gongbu.
After this, the heads move together, and the expression of pin 2 looks very busy.
When you put out your right foot, you stop your head and you put out your pin.
When you take your foot out of here, if you can make your right foot without changing the position of your head, it will be a relaxed, calm movement.
If you go out with speed, if you go out with your right foot slowly, if you don't move your head too much,
You can start to make a calm expression from Tiabu to 要ゴンブー.
The 14th, the first of the fourteen, is called the "Yemertzia Gen".
剣先を斜め上に向け、まずは要ドンジャーを行なう、右かかとつかってからティアブーを行なう。
Then, the flat face of the dragon, the sword face, jumps up and performs the tribulation.
I'll stick it in your face.
There are two types of donkey, the one that kicks up on his knees and the one that kicks off his opponent's leg.
Furthermore, when you move forward in a tiebu, turning the flat face of the dragon, the sword face upwards, jumping up the weapon of the opponent, and stabbing, will mean this.
The Chinese have two other similar movements.
There are three movements: the "Rinma-O-Shu", the "Yummy-Mommy-Mommy" and the "Yummy-Mommy".
This is a gesture that uses images like width and height.
First, the lynx is relatively close to the distance a cat can catch a mouse.
In contrast, in Yemantia-jen, horses jump over the edge, or take to the distant position.
Youtia-ron-men means that the fish reaches the dragon's gate, so it probably means that the fish will become a dragon.
It's like jumping on top of something.
In the west direction, from Tsibong-jen, Tiub-pints, relax your knees and put your right shoulder in front.
Let's draw this sword and move towards the body.
I shift my weight to my right foot, and I raise my left shoulder while holding my sword out.
Left foot out, right foot out, hand pulling.
The sword moves forward, moving its weight to the right foot.
Left shoulder floats, and then left foot goes out, right foot goes in, and then pulls both hands.
I'll stick you with my pints while I'm standing there.
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