Tai Chi Mei Hua Mantis Applications

An applications disk that doesn't skimp at all. Many, many variations shown on the application of Plum Blossom mantis. Fast hands, the well known unusual angles, the deceptive entrance. Really, these could apply to just about any branch of the system.
This video contains 4 parts:
1. Applications of Taiji Plum Blossom Praying Mantis Kungfu
2. Throwing methods
2. Elbow methods
4. Hooking techniques in Praying Mantis Kungfu
Some of this Tai Chi Mei Hua Mantis is demonstrated by Zhang Bing Dou, 7th generation inheritor of Tai Chi Mei Hua Praying Mantis Boxing.

Mantis Boxing is created by Wang Lang, a person fighting against the Qing dynasty at the end of the Ming dynasty; then it was inherited by Li Bing xiao and passed to his offspring for eight generations in Laiyang. It is known by its oblique postures , and is characterized as brave and forceful. When you exercise Taiji Mantis Boxing, you should emphasize changeability of postures by "BengBu", increase your power on the basis of "Eight Elbows" and learn the techniques of this boxing style by "taking the Abstract as an template." Tai Chi Mei Hua (Plum Blossom) Praying Mantis is almost a redundancy since, in the area of its origin, this style is generally called "Mei Hua" Mantis but by people outside the area "Tai Chi".

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