Did Tibetan White Crane Kung Fu inspire Hwa Shan Deer Boxing?

[@heruka369]

Always wondered what deer boxing looked like. Saw an article years ago on it in Inside Kung Fu, I think. Thanks for demonstrating.

[@Spectre2434]

I think it was a Ken Cohen article, no ?

[@heruka369]

@@Spectre2434 yep, was Ken.

[@garethsmith8672]

You are welcome, Heruka.

[@Spectre2434]

Thanks for sharing this ❤❤❤!

[@garethsmith8672]

Most welcome. ❤

[@moepanetta9028]

The double punch 👊 can be seen as the 🦌 antlers, I guess.

[@garethsmith8672]

Hi Moe. I agree with your assumption. This punch also shows up at the end of section 3 of Chit Yap Bo. 👍🏻

[@moepanetta9028]

@garethsmith8672 thank you for the reply, I recently started training in hwa taos 5 animals frolics which is for the most part a holistic fitness thing.

[@garethsmith8672]

@@moepanetta9028 Very good. i used to practice those during my 'Hwa Shan days' of learning. I have always suspected the deer boxing was in part inspired by them. 👍🏻

[@bsorryrthatsit7055]

I was wondering why it's not deer hooves. I do Master Chin's Lama style.

[@garethsmith8672]

Good question. I was taught 'paws'. 'Hooves' works for me also. Thanks for asking.