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Course participants practicing various spear techniques

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Various ways of thrusting the spear, like reverse-thrusts and side-thrusts, are further demonstrated and explained in this video series. The deadly “reverse-thrust on the ground” is also shown.

Besides the spear thrust, there are of course many other effective spear techniques. Techniques like “circling”, “flicking” and “lifting” are demonstrated.

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The Three Fundamental Patterns of the Spear

The class goes over the patterns of the set learnt thus far. This is Sequence 1 of the set, and is composed of the three fundamental patterns “Traveling Dragon Rolls Water”, “Green Dragon Rolls Heaven” and “Green Dragon Shoots Pearl”, implementing the circling and the thrusting techniques.
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Two Deadly Spear Techniques

This is Sequence 2 of the set, and includes the two deadly patterns, “Return Horse Spear Technique” and “Poisonous Snake Basking in Mist”. Notice that the pattern “Green Dragon Shoots Pearl” is performed here without circling the spear. Do you know when it is preferable to circle the spear, and when it is not necessary?
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The Reverse-Thrust, the Flick and the Lift

This is the first part of Sequence 3. The pattern "Poisonous Snake Basking in Mist" implements a deadly spear technique known in Chinese (Cantonese) as "wooi-tau-ha-ma-cheong". Literally meaning "return-head-low-horse-spear", it is a reverse-thrust executed on the ground. There are also some effective spear techniques like the "flick" and the "lift".
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Reverse-Thrust and Side-Thrusts

This is the middle part of Sequence 3, containing some thrusting techniques. They include the deadly reversed-thrust in “Return Horse Spear Technique”, and the side-thrusts of “Bend Body Pierce Tiger” and “Reversed Bending Pierce Tiger”.
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Special Ways of Thrusting the Spear

Except for another pattern which will be shown later, this is the completion of Sequence 3. It contains thrusting with feet together, and thrusting with one hand. What advantages can be obtained from these special ways of thrusting the spear? The class enjoys a chi flow after their practice.
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1. Introducing the Traveling Dragon Thirteen-Technique Spear
2. The Circling and the Thrusting Techniques of the Spear
3. Using the Spear against the Butterfly Knives and the Big Knife
4. Spear Counters against the Downward Chop and the Reversed Sweep of a Big Knife
5. The Spear against the Versatile Three-Sectional Staff
6. Circling and Shooting against Various Sweeps
7. Once you have the Skills, learning Techniques become Fast and Easy
8. Sharing Secrets of the Spear
9. The Shoot -- the Most Representative and Most Deadly of Spear Techniques
10. Learning Various Spear Techniques like Circling, Flicking and Lifting

11. How would you Counter the Downward Chop of a Big Knife?
12. Using the Spear like a Dagger or a Staff
13. The Spear Thrust and the Spear Shoot
14. Reviewing the first Five Sequences of the Set
15. Outside-Door and Inside-Door Applications
16. Covering the Four Corners against All Attacks
17. Remarkable Achievement at the Weapon Course
18. Making Flowers with the Spear
19. Various Ways of Making Flowers
20. Confusing your Opponents with Variations and Changes in Making Flowers

21. Learning the Spear Set in just Two Days
22. The Difference between Patterns and Techniques
23. The Thirteen Techniques of the Traveling Dragon Spear

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