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matthewgreenland
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I am having quite a perdicament with Stance Set II's ending -
In a nutshell - this is how I learned the ending.
Following the left thrusting sweep kick and landing in a deep twist to 1:30 with a left inverted downward vertical punch, rise to a horse stance facing 12:00 -
QUESTION: Why are the ending hand movements in this order -
Right upward parry with a left mid level pushdown block (heel palm check) to the sternum.
Switch - Left upward parry with a right mid level pushdown block (heel palm check) to the sternum.
Left open hand mid level check with a right open hand mid level check.
Switch - Right open hand mid level check with a left open hand mid level check.
Left one-leg stance with a left upward parry and a right pushdown block off of the right hip
Switch - Right one-leg stance with a right upward parry and a left pushdown block off of the left hip
DROP INTO MEDITATING HORSE
CLOSE -
Is there a reason why the hand motions are arranged like that.
I am thinking about the beginning of the form where the right upward parry is first followed by the left upward parry with the appropriate checks. But, the open hand mid-level checks - and the one-leg stance has me stumped.
I am wondering if it was put that way for a reason -
Have at it - my fellow Kenpo family...
In a nutshell - this is how I learned the ending.
Following the left thrusting sweep kick and landing in a deep twist to 1:30 with a left inverted downward vertical punch, rise to a horse stance facing 12:00 -
QUESTION: Why are the ending hand movements in this order -
Right upward parry with a left mid level pushdown block (heel palm check) to the sternum.
Switch - Left upward parry with a right mid level pushdown block (heel palm check) to the sternum.
Left open hand mid level check with a right open hand mid level check.
Switch - Right open hand mid level check with a left open hand mid level check.
Left one-leg stance with a left upward parry and a right pushdown block off of the right hip
Switch - Right one-leg stance with a right upward parry and a left pushdown block off of the left hip
DROP INTO MEDITATING HORSE
CLOSE -
Is there a reason why the hand motions are arranged like that.
I am thinking about the beginning of the form where the right upward parry is first followed by the left upward parry with the appropriate checks. But, the open hand mid-level checks - and the one-leg stance has me stumped.
I am wondering if it was put that way for a reason -
Have at it - my fellow Kenpo family...