Carry Tiger Back to Mountain with Force and Speed in Picture Series

CARRY TIGER BACK TO MOUNTAIN
With Force and Speed in Picture Series

Grandmaster Wong demonstrated Carry Tiger Back to Mountain

The names of the patterns in Chinese pronunciation and Chinese characters are found at the bottom of the webpage

The 12 combat sequences of Wahnam Taijiquan are linked together to form 4 combat-application sets as follows:

White Snake Shoots Venom -- Combat Sequences 1 to 3
Green Dragon Shoots Pearl -- Combat Sewuences 4 to 7
Black Bear Sinks Hips -- Combat Sequences 8 to 10
Carry Tiger Back to Mountain -- Combat Sequences 11 to 12

As Carry Tiger Back to Mountainis the fourth combat-application set, it starts with Combat Sequence 10.

Combat Sequence 10 — Shoulder Strike


1. Cloud Hands (1)	2. Cloud Hands (2)


3. Playing the Lute	4. Reverse Stance Thrust Punch


5. Straight Stance Thrust Punch	6. Shoulder Strike


7. Immortal Waves Sleeves	8. Playing the Lute (1)


9. Playing the Lute (2)	10. Playing the Lute (3)


11. Playing the Lute (4)	12. Playing the Lute (5)


13. Immortal Waves Sleeves	14. Pull Horse Back to Stable


15. White Snake Shoots Venom	16. Playing the Lute

Combat Sequence 11 — Cloud Hands


17. Thrust Punch	18. White Snake Shoots Venom


19. Jade Girl Threads Shuttle	20. Low Stance Vertical Punch


21. Cloud Hands	22. Fierce Dragon Across Stream


23. Playing the Lute	24. White Snake Shoots Venom


25. Green Dragon Shoots Pearl	26. Low Stance Vertical Punch


27. Small Boy Catches Snake	28. Fierce Dragon Across Stream

Combat Sequence 12 — Carry Tiger Back to Mountain


29. Playing the Lute	30. Thrust Punch


31. Fierce Dragon Across Stream (1)	32. Fierce Dragon Across Stream (2)


33. Playing the Lute	34. White Snake Shoots Venom


35. Carry Tiger Back to Mountain	36. White Snake Shoots Venom (1)


37. White Snake Shoots Venom (2)	38. Cloud Hands (1)


39. Cloud Hands (2)	40. Playing the Lute


41. Chi to Dan Tian	42. Flowing Breeze Swaying Willows

Video in Slow Motion

Video with Force and Speed

Names of Patterns, Chinese (Cantonese) Pronounciation and Chinese Characters

The names of the patterns, the Chinese (Cantonese) pronunciation and the Chinese characters are provided by Sifu Michael Chow of Shaolin Wahnam Canada. Please note that the numbering in this list and the numbering in the patterns of the set may not correspond exactly. We wish to thank Michael Chow for his effort.

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Instructional Review

Taijiquan Combat Application Set 4