Like the eagle suddenly seizing its prey from out of the blue, as an Eagle Claw fighter you quickly dispatch your opponent using a combination of deadly speed and power.
Eagle Claw Kung Fu targets the soft parts of the opponent’s body such as joints, pressure points, eyes and throat. The aim is to strike with lightning speed and accuracy so that you can take down your opponent in the blink of an eye.
Eagle Claw Kung Fu has its roots in the martial arts of General Yue Fei (1103 – 1142), a legendary general of the Southern Song Dynasty. Yue Fei created the 108 Eagle Claw seizing methods to train his officers to fight, and this formed the basis of what is known as Yue Fei Eagle Claw.
Yue Fei Eagle Claw was later combined with the Fanzi Style. This latter style emphasized punching skills. The combined style was taught by Grandmaster Chen Zi Jeng as Eagle Claw Fanzimen (or simply Eagle Claw Kung Fu) during his time as instructor at the Chinwoo Association in Shanghai after the fall of the Qing Dynasty.
Our eBook covers the the Eight Step Form and its underlying drills, techniques and applications. The Eight Step Form is also known as the Eight Step Consecutive Attacking Form in Chinese. It is the foundation form in Eagle Claw Kung Fu, and is so named because it links eight types of attacking sequences common in Eagle Claw Kung Fu together.
Our eBook covers:
The Eight Step Form, together with an explanation of the underlying concepts and applications from its sequences
How to attack your opponent’s arm with the Eagle Claw
The proper use of distancing to dash and seize your opponent
Trapping your opponent’s elbow
Overwhelming your opponent with the cartwheel fist
Hitting high and low against your opponent
The use of the overhead smash and other pressure point hitting to the head
Applying the upward force in joint dislocation
Use the Eagle Claw to defending against a high kick and counter-attack quickly
Breaking free when your forearms are seized
Use the Eagle Claw to maintain control of your opponent’s arm during an attack
Application of the groin strike with the Eagle Claw
Overview of Eagle Claw Kung Fu, as well as the main hand techniques, stances and kicks of the style
Understand the different types of Eagle Claw and ways of gripping
Informative and packed with diagrams:-
The illustrations for the form itself comprise of over 113 carefully created color diagrams in addition to the many illustrations in the main body of the eBook.
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Our eBooks contain detailed instructions written by our expert editors in a friendly, easy to read style. All text is in English.
Multiple camera angles:-
Multiple angles of the technique are covered in the diagrams where applicable so that you can see the technique from all perspectives.
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