TI JIAO OF WUZUQUAN
Kicking Leg of Five-Ancestor Kungfu
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Ti Jiao or Thak Kha, meaning Kicking Leg
This set is composed by Grandmaster Wong to help course participants learn counters against kicks. It is called Ti Jiao, or Thak Kha in Hokkian dialect, which means Kicking Leg.
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| 1. Hold Fists | 2. Press Palms |
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| 3. Double Block | 4. Double Elbow |
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| 5. Press Palms | 6. Spread Wings |
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| 7. Taming Hand | 8. Greeting |
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| 9. Separate Palms | 10. Wrong Joints |
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| 11. Swallow | 12. Shoot |
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| 13. Float | 14. Organ-Kick |
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| 15. Float | 16. Organ-Kick |
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| 17. Float | 18. Organ-Kick |
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| 19. Float | 20. Catch Had |
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| 21. Thrust Punch | 22. Thrust Kick |
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| 23. Float | 24. Thrust Kick |
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| 25. Float | 26. Thrust Kick |
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| 27. Float | 28. Catch Hand |
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| 29. Thrust Punch | 30. Side Kick |
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| 31. Float | 32. Side Kick |
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| 33. Float | 34. Side Kick |
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| 35. Float | 36. Catch Hand |
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| 37. Thrust Punch | 38. Sweeping Kick |
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| 39. Float | 40. Sweeping Kick |
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| 41. Float | 42. Sweeping Kick |
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| 43. Float | 44. Catch Hand |
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| 45. Thrust Punch | 46. Thrust Punch |
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| 47. Sun and Moon | 48. Hold Fists |
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