[QUOTE=YouKnowWho;1074193]“(Pak) - slap” has no intention to “(Nian) - sticky” and “(Sui) - follow”. This will make you hard to "screw up your opponent’s structure and balance " a little bit hard to achieve.[/QUOTE]
It said clearly it is for Cancelling force so why cant we accept it is as it is?
Also, see my other thread on What the heck is these stuffs. if the structure, momentum…etc is not clearly understood, what is one doing?
How is Pak which is using to slap cancel the force vector screw up your opponent’s structure? similar to can one slap at a door and screw up the building?
Speak about balance, balance means the balance of momentum, so as an example one can side slap or tap litely on the front wheel of a in coming bicycle and cause the bicycle out of control and fall. by using its own momentum to screw up itself.
For me, one needs to know what one is doing.
Wants to break a structure, you need a hammer. …
Want to cancel the force in a certain way, use pak sau.
want to totally screw up an incoming bicycle’s momentum pak sau works too.
one just needs to know what one intended todo and use the proper tool.
and often, we dont want to break the structure when things already in motion, we just screw up the momentum in the most easi way. why bother to use the big hammer with the entire body behind it then using his own momentum to screw himself up? can pak da do that?
Sure, just pak away the incoming sharp high intensity momentum vectors so that one doesnt take the hit, and let the whole opponent structure crush into your punch which is waiting to make use of his momentum to break its own structure. just make sure you have a solid body structure to drive into his structure using his own momentum.
The Xing Yi called this Half step Peng Chuan beat the world. it is about using the incoming momentum to destroy its own structure.
