Action description (taking the right side as an example):
Hold the green stick in your right hand and wave the white stick from bottom to front and up. (Figures 59-6l, 62-64).
Holding the green stick in front is called holding it in front, and holding it in reverse is called holding it in back (see Figures 241-242, 545-546).
Instructions for use:
1. This action can be used from 8 defensive movements (see page 94), including the stick holding posture (see page 60), the stick hanging posture (see page 61), the stick carrying posture (see page 62), the stick stacking posture (see page 63), the stick carrying posture (see page 64), the stick holding posture (see page 63), the stick hiding posture (see page 65), and the stick erecting posture (see page 66). It can also be used from behind the waist to directly lift the stick up (see figures 314-315, 337-338).
In practical combat, it can be used to attack the opponent’s crotch, armpits, lower palate, as well as the arm and wrist.
3. In the dance flower combination, after picking, there are 10 stick moves that can be connected, including splitting, external splitting, external picking, internal picking, external sweeping, internal sweeping (forward and backward), internal dancing, front dancing (forward and backward), and up dancing (forward and backward) (see pages 70 and 85).
In the dance flower combination, after picking (reverse grip), three stick moves can be connected, including splitting (reverse grip), external splitting (reverse grip), and external sweeping (reverse grip) (see 71).
Bruce Lee on “Self”:
Don’t be limited by what you have learned, but harness it. External objects cannot shake your state of mind, moving to reconcile the contradictions in the cosmic spirit.
Overhang
Action description (taking the right side as an example):
Hold the green stick with your right hand and strike the opponent from the bottom right to the top left (Figure 65-66).
Holding the green stick in front of you for external selection is called holding it in front of you, while holding the green stick in reverse for external selection is called holding it in back.
Instructions for use:
1. This action can be used from 8 defensive movements (see page 94), including the stick holding posture (see page 60), the stick hanging posture (see page 61), the stick carrying posture (see page 62), the stick stacking posture (see page 63), the stick carrying posture (see page 64), the stick holding posture (see page 63), the stick hiding posture (see page 65), and the stick erecting posture (see page 66). Alternatively, the stick can be directly lifted from behind the waist.
In practical combat, it can be used to attack the opponent’s crotch, armpits, lower palate, as well as the arm and wrist.
In the dance flower combination, after external selection, four stick moves can be connected, including internal splitting, internal selection, internal sweeping, and upward dancing (forward and reverse) (see page 71).
4. In the dance flower combination, after the (reverse grip) outward pick, three stick moves can be connected, including the internal split (reverse grip), internal pick (reverse grip), and internal pick (reverse grip) (see page 7l).
Bruce Lee on “Self”:
I am constantly moving, yet completely unmoved. I am like a moon on a wave, constantly bumping and moving – what is moving is just a phantom. The true meaning lies not in ‘what I am doing’ or ‘what I am now’, but in my inner self awareness, which is the ‘true self’.
Introversion
Action description (taking the right side as an example):
Hold the green stick with your right hand and strike the opponent from the bottom left to the top right (Figure 67-69).
Holding the green stick to do the inner pick is called the right grip and the inner pick, and holding the green stick against the inside is called the reverse grip and the inner pick.
Help to use:
1. You can use this movement from 5 guard positions (see 94), including the hanging stick position (see page 61), the carrying position (see page 62), the stacking position (see page 63), the back stick position (see page 64), and the stick holding position (see page 63).
2. In actual combat, it can be used to attack the opponent’s crotch, armpit, lower palate, and the hand and wrist holding the weapon (see Attached Figure 304~306).
3. In the dance flower combination, after the inner picking, you can connect 10 stick moves such as split, external split, pick, outside, inside, outside, outside sweep, outer dance (positive and reverse), inner dance, front dance (positive and reverse) and one upper dance (positive and reverse) (see pages 72 and 85).
4. In the dance flower combination, after (reverse grip) the inner pick, you can connect the four stick moves (see page 72).
Bruce Lee on the “self”:
If you want to break through yourself, you need to be aware of your own consciousness.
