Yeah, I heard about the Lau family reasoning behind it, and the claw hand shape. Is there any difference between the outcome of training the kiu sau and the claw? Like going forward and backwards with the arms? Or does it really even matter?
What is Deng Kiu? Sorry, still considered a novice.
Bridge Hand?
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by crazedjustice888 » Wed Dec 03, 2008 4:49 pm
Excuse me for resurrecting an old thread, but I realized something about the actors Gordon Liu and Alexander Fu Shengs bridge hand as opposed to other peoples.
I couldn't find one of Alexander, but if you look at the thumb, it is, I guess, bent in more than say
I have always been taught to force it out and keep the thumb at a 90 degree angle from the index finger. Does this even matter? I tried it, and it felt different if I brought my thumb closer to my palm than if I forced it to stay at a 90 degree angle.
I couldn't find one of Alexander, but if you look at the thumb, it is, I guess, bent in more than say
I have always been taught to force it out and keep the thumb at a 90 degree angle from the index finger. Does this even matter? I tried it, and it felt different if I brought my thumb closer to my palm than if I forced it to stay at a 90 degree angle.
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