Xing Yi pushing hands

In our lineage, it's called "slap hands" and both opponents link arms above the elbow and try to "feel" the opponent and then go with a slap against the opponents mid section. Hung Yi Zhang was great at this and did it with my first teacher and he brought it back to us. You can get nice and "slap happy" (with a sore side/chest) if this thing is done right.
Rick

“	Originally Posted By: chris_davis01 I have learned sensetivity drills where you both contact the forearms and both use the 5 elements to attempt to defenmd or atack (or both) in order to touch the opponents body with a strike, Contact is not broken. It is an interesating excersise and very different to Tai Chi Push hands. It also builds good tendon power! It is initially done static but then progresses top moving, things tend to get interesting then! It is a very interesting drill.	”

That is also a sensitivity drill in Wu style T'ai Chi's pushing hands, at least! Wu Jianquan and Sun Lutang were good friends, so it is possible that it may have come into Wu style from Xingyi at some point, though.

Video anyone?

What about Patterson does he have any available?

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www.hsing-i.com look at the clips there is one of 2 person 5 elements or wu xing shen ke quan

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