Difference between revisions of "Standing Step drill"

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This shares some DNA with push-hands, but is not, and some with wrestling, but is not. The idea is that the two players face off and try to make the other move a foot. Once that is going nicely, each player may be allowed a single step, to use in attack or defence; the second step loses the match. This is suposed to be done with minimum physical force, and in a spirit of friendly competition.
This shares some DNA with push-hands, but is not, and some with wrestling, but is not. The idea is that the two players face off and try to make the other move a foot. Once that is going nicely, each player may be allowed a single step, to use in attack or defence; the second step loses the match. This is supposed to be done with minimum physical force, and in a spirit of friendly competition.


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Latest revision as of 13:38, 26 August 2020

This shares some DNA with push-hands, but is not, and some with wrestling, but is not. The idea is that the two players face off and try to make the other move a foot. Once that is going nicely, each player may be allowed a single step, to use in attack or defence; the second step loses the match. This is supposed to be done with minimum physical force, and in a spirit of friendly competition.