Basic Stances, Footwork and Hand Positions

 

Basic Stances, Footwork and Hand 

Positions

  • 分手平舉: Raise both arms horizontally to the side. (Literally: Separate hands and raise horizontally)

  • 兩手垂落: Lower both hands to the sides. (Literally: Both hands hang down)

  • 並步還原: Step the feet together to return to the original position. (Literally: Step together to return)

  • 手型: Hand shapes

    • 拳: Fist
    • 掌: Palm:順纏拳,逆纏拳
    • 勾: Hook

Fundamental Techniques

  • 主要手法: Main hand techniques
    • 棚: Ward off
    • 捋: Roll
    • 擠: Press
    • 按: Press down
    • 打拳 (沖拳): Punch (thrust punch)
    • 栽拳: Overhand punch
    • 貫拳: Straight punch
    • 撇拳: Slanting punch
    • 穿拳: Piercing punch
    • 撩拳: Lifting punch
    • 抱拳: Embrace
    • 分掌: Split palm
    • 摟掌: Grasping palm
    • 推掌: Pushing palm
    • 穿掌: Piercing palm
    • 雲手: Cloud hands
    • 撩掌: Lifting palm
    • 架掌: Ward off palm
    • 撐掌: Support palm
    • 壓掌: Pressing palm
    • 托掌: Supporting palm
    • 采: Plucking
    • 挒: Seize
    • 靠: Shoulder strike
    • 滾肘: Rolling elbow

Footwork and Stances

  • 步型: Footwork patterns

    • 弓步: Bow stance
    • 虛步: Empty stance
    • 仆步: Lunging stance
    • 獨立步: Independent stance
    • 開立步: Broad stance
    • 歇步: Resting stance
    • 半馬步: Half horse stance
    • 丁步 (點步): Pointing step
    • 橫襠步 (側馬步): Side horse stance
  • 主要步法: Main footwork

    • 上步: Stepping forward
    • 退步: Stepping backward
    • 撤步: Retreating step
    • 進步: Advancing step
    • 跟步: Following step
    • 側行步: Side stepping
    • 蓋步: Covering step
    • 插步: Inserting step
    • 碾腳: Grinding step

Leg Techniques

  • 腿法: Leg techniques
    • 蹬腳: Kicking
    • 分腳: Splitting kick
    • 拍腳: Slapping kick
    • 擺蓮腳: Lotus kick

Training Principles

  • 動作要領: Key points in movement
    • 體松心靜,呼吸自然: Body relaxed, mind calm, breathing naturally
    • 動作弧形,虛實分清: Movements are arc-like, clear distinction between real and false
    • 上下相隨,圓活完整: Upper and lower body move together, movements are smooth and complete
    • 均勻連貫,和順自然: Movements are even, connected, and natural
    • 輕靈沉穩,剛柔相濟: Movements are light and agile, yet stable, combining hardness and softness

Note: These translations provide a basic understanding of the terms. The nuances and applications of these techniques can vary significantly between different martial arts styles. Would you like to learn more about a specific term or technique?

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