the basic sword system

There were thirteen basic sword techniques, which were stabbing, cleaving, swinging, hanging, cloud, point, breaking, cutting, washing, chopping, and fencing. Stab sword: use a vertical sword or a flat sword to strike straight forward. The force reaches the tip of the sword. The sword and the arm are in a straight line. The handle is usually used. Splitting the sword: Standing the sword, from top to bottom, the force reaches the body of the sword, the elbow joint is bent to extend, and the sword is from top to bottom. Lifting Sword: Raise the sword vertically from the bottom to the top. The force reaches the front of the sword body and is lifted in an arc. Hanging Sword: A vertical sword. The tip of the sword is hung from the front up, back, or down, and back. The vertical sword is hung close to the body, and the force reaches the front of the sword. [Cloud Sword: A flat sword that is used to circle the top of the head or the front of the head. The upper cloud sword has to look up. The left (right) cloud sword's head faces the left (right) shoulder. The wrist joints are flexible.] Point Sword: Raise the sword and raise your wrist. Make the tip of the sword move forward and down as a point. [Crumbling Sword: Raise the sword vertically and lower the wrist to make the tip of the sword move forward. The force reaches the front end of the sword and the tip of the sword.] Cut Sword: The sword body is slanted upwards or downwards as a cut. The force reaches the front of the sword body. The sword body is slanted flat. The upper cut sword is slanted upwards, and the lower cut sword is slanted downwards. Cut the wrist flower: With the wrist as the axis, the sword is placed on both sides of the arm, facing forward and close to the body, standing in a circle. Sword washing: The blade is divided into left and right sides. The body of the sword is flat. The point of the sword is moved forward and the chisel is flat. The point of strength is at the tip of the sword. The handle is mostly used. Slashing Sword: Raise the sword and use the back end of the blade to move forward and slash. The tip of the sword is tilted up and the force is placed on the back end of the blade. Lifting a sword: Use the front end of the sword blade facing the tiger's mouth to move from the bottom or from the front to the top. Focus on the sword blade. Use a screw handle. Fencing: flat blade, palm facing up, with the tip of the sword facing the web of the thumb moving from left to right in parallel; or with the tip of the sword facing the web of the thumb moving from right to left in parallel, with the force on the tip of the sword, bending the wrist, using the full handle to the right, and using the screw handle to the left.

The basic skills required to enter the Taiji Sword included the following aspects: 1. [Body Movement Technique: Requires flexibility, flexibility, and flexibility to avoid obstacles when using it.] 2. ** Hand Type **: Mainly sword fingers. The middle finger and index finger should be straightened together, the other three fingers should be bent in the palm of the hand, the thumb should be pressed on the first knuckles of the ring finger and the little finger, and the middle finger and index finger should be straightened together. 3. ** Technique (Sword Holding Method)**: - ** Sword Holding **: The palm of the hand should be tightly pressed against the handguard, the index finger should be attached to the hilt, the thumb and other fingers should be tightly held on both sides of the handguard, and the sword spine should be gently pressed against the back of the forearm. At the same time, the hand should hold the sword tightly, keeping the sword body vertical to the ground, and the blade should not touch the body. - ** Sword Holding **: - [Positive Grip]: Hold the hilt of the sword with your thumb on the second knuckle of your index finger, and the other four fingers close together to grip the hilt. The direction of the sword blade is up and down (vertical sword), and the side of the little finger is below the sword blade. - Reverse Grip: The opposite of holding the sword, the sword is held upright with the blade of the little finger on top. - [Low-down grip]: A flat sword (the direction of the blade is left and right). The palm that holds the sword is facing down. - Hold the sword flat with the palm facing up. When holding the sword, the wrist should be loose, the fingers should be flexible, and the palm should be empty. The thumb, middle finger, and ring finger should be the main ones, while the index finger and little finger should be coordinated. The movements should be tight and loose. 4. ** Steps **: - ** Bow Stance **: The front toes are forward, the whole foot is on the ground, the knees are bent and half squat, the thighs are close to the level, and the knees are about vertical to the toes; the other leg is straight, the toes are slanted forward, the whole foot is on the ground, the horizontal distance between the two feet is 10 - 20 cm, and the front knee should not exceed the toes. The hind legs should be naturally straight, and the two feet should not be in a straight line. - ** Faint Step **: The back foot is slanted forward by 45 degrees, bend the knee and squat down, with the whole foot on the ground; the other leg is slightly bent, and the front palm or heel of the foot is slightly on the ground. The back heel must not leave the ground, and the other leg must not be straight. The knee must be slightly bent. - ** Ding Bu **: One leg bent knee half squat, all feet on the ground; the other leg bent knee, with the front palm or toe of the foot on the ground, the horizontal distance between the two feet is not wide, to distinguish between real and fake. - [Independent Step]: One leg should stand up naturally and stand firmly; the other leg should be raised in front of or beside the body, higher than the waist, and the calf should naturally droop. The supporting leg should stand up naturally, and the five toes of the supporting leg should have the intention of digging down.

The thirteen basic sword movements were the basic sword movements of Wudang sword techniques. They included thirteen movements: draw, carry, lift, block, strike, stab, point, collapse, stir, press, chop, cut, and wash. These movements covered the basic movements and techniques of swordsmanship, such as drawing the sword, carrying the sword, raising the sword, blocking, hitting, stabbing, pointing the sword, breaking the sword, stirring the sword, pressing the sword, chopping the sword, cutting the sword, washing the sword, and so on. The practice of these movements was of great significance to mastering the basic skills of swordsmanship and improving the level of swordsmanship. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!

The basic movements of the double-handed sword included shaking the sword. The main point was to hold the sword with the index finger and thumb, and hold the sword between the thumb and index finger. The middle finger, ring finger, and little finger assisted. There was also the wrist practice. The arm was straightened to scrape slowly, and then accelerated after proficiency, including counterclockwise and clockwise rotation, and then accelerated after proficiency. After mastering these two movements, one could carry out movements such as hanging sword and wrist manipulation. After mastering these, one could carry out movements such as hanging sword, top line, swing sword, top line, etc.