• 1. The Secret of Internal Force Training
  
• 2. Experiencing the Effects of Deviated Practice
  
• 3. Basic Footwork Training
  
• 4. From Correct Movement to Speed and Elegance
  
• 5. Various Ways of Turning
  
• 6. Adding Hand Forms to Stances to Form Patterns
  
• 7. The Mechanics of "Fa-Jin" or Explode Force
  
• 8. "Bo-Fa" and "Shen-Fa" or Footwork and Body-Movement
  
• 9. The Three Harmonies of Legs, Body and Hands
  
• 10. Tantui Sequence 1 -- Thrust Punch

• 11. The Three Fs -- Form, Force and Flow
  
• 12. Every Kungfu Session is a Training of Energy and Mind
  
• 13. Simple in Appearance but Profound in Application
  
• 14. If you Use a lot of Kicks, you should also Know their Counters
  
• 15. It is Necesary to have an Element of Threat in Combat
  
• 16. Counters against Formidable Muay Thai Knee Jabs
  
• 17. Against Shoots, Against Throws, and Felling Opponents
  
• 18. Learning Tantui Sequences 1, 2 and 3
  
• 19. Learning Tantui Sequences 4, 5 and 6
  
• 20. Learning Tantui Sequences 7, 8 and 9

• 21. Learning Tantui Sequences 10, 11 and 12
  
• 22. Applications of Single Spread and Breaking Lock
  
• 23. Breaking Almost any Lock with the Breaking Lock Technique
  
• 24. The Richness of Tantui Combat Applications
  
• 25. Second Brother and White Horse
  
• 26. An Effective Sequence against Boxers
  
• 27. Three Harmonies in Tantui Combat Sequence One
  
• 28. White Horse Returns Head
  
• 29. Adjustments and Modifications in Varied Situations
  
• 30. Effective Techniques against Boxers

• 31. Combat Skills against Boxers
  
• 32. Applying the Tactics of Covering and Chasing against Boxers
  
• 33. The Unbelievable Effectiveness of Tantui Combat Sequence One
  
• 34. Old Elephant Drops Tusk in Tantui Combat Sequence Two
  
• 35. Rising Dragon Galloping Tiger
  
• 36. Combing Sequences in Combat Training
  
• 37. Importance of Skills in Applying Combat Sequences
  
• 38. Some Effective Skills for Combat
  
• 39. Three Rings Around Moon in Tantui Combat Sequence Three
  
• 40. Applying Chin-Na and Countering Chin-Na

• 41. Solo Performance to Enhance Combat Efficiency
  
• 42. Simple in Solo Performance, Profound in Combat Application
  
• 43. Counter against the Formidable Muay Thai Knee Jab
  
• 44. Felling an Opponent without Throwing Him
  
• 45. Tantui Combat Sequences One, Two and Three in Combat Application
  
• 46. Chopping Firewood and Hook Thrust in Combat Sequences Three and Four
  
• 47. The Technique of Double Spread in the Pattern Carry Moon in Bosom
  
• 48. Reviewing Combat Sequences 4, 5 and 6 in Solo Practice and in Partner Combination
  
• 49. Sounding the Bell to Handle Fast, Continuous Strikes
  
• 50. Using a Nail Kick to Counter a Whirlwind Kick

• 51. Cloud Hand and Horn Punch against Chin-Na and Throat Strike
  
• 52. A Little Jump as a Trick
  
• 53. Striking your Opponent Before he Realizes with Shooting Spear at Yun Pavilion
  
• 54. A Technique to Counter an Chin-Na or Gripping Attacks
  
• 55. A Hand Technique to Counter any Hand Attacks and a Leg Technique to Counter any Low Kicks
  
• 56. Amazing Combat Functions in Combat Sequences 7, 8 and 9
  
• 57. Countering any Attacks and Tempting an Opponent into a Trap
  
• 58. Continuous Attacks of Combat Sequence 10
  
• 59. Pressing Attacks with Continuous Spring-Kicks
  
• 60. Picture-Perfect Form in Planned Sequence of Pressing Attacks

• 61. Two Sophisticated Felling Techniques in Combat Sequence 11
  
• 62. Arresting Horse and Kicking Carriage
  
• 63. Taming Tiger and Striking Rock
  
• 64. Solo Practice of Combat Sequences 10, 11 and 12
  
• 65. Using Tantui Patterns in Free Sparring, especially against Boxing
  
• 66. Questions and Answers, and Handling Kick-Boxing
  

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