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The Secrets of Eagle Claw Kung Fu: Ying Jow Pai
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Shum / Leung
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Tuttle Publishing
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2001
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Acknowledgments; Contents; Honorary Calligraphy; Commentary by Master Ng Wai Nung; Foreword; Preface; Part One: Introduction; Northern and Southern Styles; Concentration; Being Neutral; Health; Age; Training Program; Fighting and Self-Defense; Street Fighting; Part Two: The Eagle Claw System; The History of Eagle Claw; Ngok Fei and the 108 Fighting Techniques; The Creation of Faan Tzi Yingjow Pai; Kung Fu Becomes a Secret Art; Chan Tzi Ching; Lau Fat Mon; Ng Wai Nung; Leung Shum; Overview of the Eagle Claw System; Part Three: Training Program; Ten Special Points for Practicing Eagle Claw.;One of the few modern Chinese martial arts derived from actual military combat experience, Eagle Claw Kung Fu is a powerful system featuring advanced locking-hand moves perfected over centuries of civil conflict in China. Kung Fu and tai chi master Leung Shum brings this timeless art to todays practitioners, going beneath the veneer of gymnastic athleticism for which the style is known, and revealing many of its essential secrets and insider tips. Shum explains the fundamentals of Eagle Claw Kung Fu, including the crucial first thirty locking-hand techniques, the punches, kicks, and the all-i.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The author gratefully acknowledges the contributions of the following individuals, without whose generous efforts this book would not have been possible:

EditingBenson Lee, Julie Schwartzman, and Mark Shan
PhotographyLarry Atkins, Patrick Manzi, and Peter Reichfeld
Photo organizationCecil Jordan
IllustrationsDanny Abello and Jeanne Chin
Design and manuscript preparationJeanne Chin
ProofreadingGeorge Enright, Lilo Lorentz, Chuck Miceli, and Mike Perrone
DemonstratorsPeter Armstrong, Cecil Jordan, Donald Larkin, Benson
Lee, David Machin, Gary Mark, Wanda Pruska Wallace, and Mark Shan

EAGLE CLAW PRINCIPLE 2 Fun Gun Chaw Gwat TEAR MUSCLES BREAK BONES - photo 2

EAGLE CLAW PRINCIPLE # 2

Fun Gun Chaw Gwat TEAR MUSCLES BREAK BONES To properly use the Eagle Claw - photo 3

Fun Gun Chaw Gwat

TEAR MUSCLES, BREAK BONES

To properly use the Eagle Claw, the fingers should be as strong as steel and used like pliers. The fingertips should be powerful enough to penetrate muscle fiber and crush bones.


Photo 2-1:
DEFENDER	Cat stance, left side forward.
ATTACKER	Cat stance, right side forward.

Photo 2-2:
ATTACKER	Left step forward to arrow stance, left straight punch.
DEFENDER	Left claw from under wrist, twisting attackers arm.

Photo 2-3:
DEFENDER	Right step forward to arrow stance, right claw to bicep (FUN GUN ).

Photo 2-4:
ATTACKER	Pull left fist to waist, right straight punch.
DEFENDER	Right claw from under wrist.

Photo 2-5:
DEFENDER	Left step forward to arrow stance, left claw to collar bone (CHAW CWAT ).

Photo 2-6:
ATTACKER	Pull right fist to waist, left straight punch.
DEFENDER	Left claw straight down.

Photo 2-7:
DEFENDER	Twist the claw up.

Photo 2-8:
DEFENDER	Right step forward, turn left, placing right shoulder under attackers elbow. Use the right hand to push down on attackers wrist, locking the elbow.

Photo 2-9:
DEFENDER	Place the left foot behind attackers left leg, continue turning, elbow strike to the spine (CHAW GWAT ).

EAGLE CLAW PRINCIPLE 3 Dim Yut Bye Hei HIT THE PRESSURE POINT - photo 13

EAGLE CLAW PRINCIPLE # 3

Dim Yut Bye Hei HIT THE PRESSURE POINT HALT THE BREATHING The fingers - photo 14

Dim Yut Bye Hei

HIT THE PRESSURE POINT,
HALT THE BREATHING

The fingers become jabbing weapons, relying on power in the joints to attack vital pressure points. The power in the claw should be able to block the flow of blood and chi, stopping the breath.


Photo 3-1:
DEFENDER	Cat stance, left side forward.
ATTACKER	Cat stance, right side forward.

Photo 3-2:
ATTACKER	Left step forward to arrow stance, left straight punch.
DEFENDER	Left step forward to arrow stance, left claw from under wrist.

Photo 3-3:
DEFENDER	Right step forward to arrow stance, right finger jab to point under ear (DIM YUT ).

Photo 3-4:
ATTACKER	Left fist to waist, right step forward to arrow stance, right straight punch.
DEFENDER	Right claw from under wrist.

Photo 3-5:
DEFENDER	Left step forward behind attackers leg. Turn to horse stance, left finger stab to point below Adams apple (DIM YUT ).

Photo 3-6:
ATTACKER	Pull right fist to waist, left straight punch.
DEFENDER	Shift back to light stance, left claw from under wrist, shift forward to arrow stance.

Photo 3-7:
DEFENDER

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