Shaolin Kung Fu Theory: The "4 Ends" principle explained

Master Hu giving a quick explanation of the "Si Shao" principle of Shaolin boxing.
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[@BrunoTombolatoOnline]

Thanks for sharing! All the best

[@kingofaikido]

This is wonderful..! I discovered fingers, tongue, and hair independently on my own but it was nice to hear of 'teeth.' With this addition, we have logic.

[@AhmetIdal]

Hi, can you explain more about it. Thanks in advance.

[@kingofaikido]

@@AhmetIdal It's about energy and body-mind unity. Without unity, the body is uncoordinated. Is that helpful..?

[@kingofaikido]

@@AhmetIdal There are levels of unity, levels of disunity. We are seeking to close the gaps in our body for mistakes. Mistakes means injury, loss of timing and coordinated power. If you have only three legs on a four-legged table, you will have some stability but it's not as good as if you had for legs. Similar concept.

[@AhmetIdal]

@@kingofaikido thanks a lot for your kind answer. I am so interested in internal energy.

[@AhmetIdal]

Hi, can anyone explain more about it? Thanks in advance ♥️

[@thomasda3482]

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