2. Shape chasing:-When the opponent moves to the left or right, he also moves to the center line of the opponent with the position of the opponent, so it is called shape chasing.
3. Meridian:-refers to the midline of the human body. Meridian is widely used in geomantic omen. Geographically, the Tropic of Cancer is also called meridian. ) Meridian is the floorboard of the center line.
If you can master the skills of meridians, chasing meridians and meridians, you can probably make the following reactions:
1. Gather all your strength
2. The limbs are ready.
3. Hidden instinct and flexibility to absorb external pressure
4. Have the ability of automatic counterattack and automatic defense.
Wing Chun Boxing's emphasis on shape-matching, shape-chasing and meridian alignment is not as simple as literally explaining face to face and aiming at the opponent's midline (meridian). In fact, conscious skills are hidden, so that automatic defense and effective counterattack can be played, and the reaction speed can be accelerated, which becomes an effective way to play the combat potential. Meet the shape, pursue the shape, adjust the meridians, and combine the promotion of thought and the indoctrination of the soul to produce mysterious and magical fighting skills.
"Come, stay, send": We'd better keep the way of "Come, stay, send" to us as much as possible besides eliminating it, and control it by using the feeling of touching hands of Wing Chun Bridge. "Send", when the enemy forcibly attacks us, we use tactics to change the direction of attack so that its attack can't hit us. If possible, more efforts should be made to send it in the direction of change with the trend, so that the enemy loses strength or moves are old.
"Come straight at me": "Come straight at me" means that the other party suddenly removes the bridge hand connected to me (in any way). Whenever the other side "cuts hands", we must rush out of the enemy at the first time to "go straight". The mentality of "coming, staying and sending" and "cutting and rushing" comes from the practice of sticking hands. As for the indenter pressing the tail, the indenter pressing the tail is in the middle (floating), which is unique to the Wing Chun formula of Ip Man Department. The surface is different, but the actual content is the same. In wing chun boxing, "elbow movement" is mainly relative to defense, of course, it does not mean defense or. As we all know, "putting piles" or "keeping alert" is the most rigorous alert posture. Once you make an attack or make a big defensive action, you will definitely let go of your arm to protect your corresponding key parts, so you will be suddenly attacked by your opponent, so your defensive action should be just right, and your elbow should try not to make a big move. Of course, it is best to combine "elbow fixing" with other tricks of wing chun boxing, such as the "four-door" principle, which is a perfect combination;
According to the principle of "elbow motionless", the range of motion of arms and hands is limited to "up to the eyebrows, down to the thigh level, and shoulder width from left to right", and the "square" inner elbow formed within this standard should be able to exert the highest efficiency.
First, take the elbow as the axis and defend with the arm. In other words, taking the elbow joint as the fulcrum and using the arm to do just the right defensive action can not only avoid its own excessive action, but also simplify the arm action and quickly complete the defensive action. Second, the elbow is not moving itself is the best screen protection for the body. Because elbow fixation or elbow flexion can be used to effectively protect and close many key parts of the body, such as ribs, chest, waist and so on. At the same time, hands and arms can quickly block each other's attacks.
Third, the "typhoon eye" function of elbow joint. Wing Chun Boxing's principle of "elbow immobility" is the same as that of typhoon. Its eyes are usually still, but its periphery is extremely powerful and destructive. The principle of elbow immobility is that the elbow is the center, and the hands and arms can move in any direction and angle, resulting in great impact. Here, the elbow is almost motionless, and the distance between the elbow and the body is about 10 cm. Of course, although the elbow is fixed as a movable axis, it is not rigid and can be used as an effective device to assist hand movement. For example, once the hand and wrist can't control each other's movements, you can use the elbow as an auxiliary force to help the hand or wrist relieve each other's strength and pressure.
Fourth, the elbow can still maintain the unique "elbow strength" advantage of Wing Chun Boxing, making the hand attack powerful. In other words, when attacking, the elbow is directly used as the driving force, and the "midline" is decisively attacked, and the opponent or target is hit hard with a short "instantaneous explosive force". Of course, this central offensive action also meets the requirement of "keeping China in use".