The Tomahawk came from ancient times, and there was a Tomahawk during the car battle. The Tomahawk is shaped like an axe and has a long rod. It can be used immediately. Fu Ju, a famous Shaolin monk in the Song Dynasty, collected it into the temple and gave it to the monks as a weapon for protecting the courtyard. There are 36 moves in total.
It has been handed down to the yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. The elaborate research and training of eminent monks such as Zhiju, Jueyun and Benzheng gradually increased it to 46 moves, which is handed down to this day.
Shaolin demon subduing Tomahawk is a powerful weapon used by Shaolin monks to practice martial arts, guard the temple and prevent foreign thieves from attacking. It is also a kind of eighteen kinds of weapons. Only warriors with great power can use it, but those with small power are generally difficult to use it.
The techniques of Shaolin magic subduing axe mainly include: splitting, chopping, sweeping, smashing, picking, pulling, pulling, collapsing, hooking, hanging, tamping, pointing, stabbing, inserting, etc.
Action diagram
Preparatory potential
Stand eight characters. Bend your elbow with your left hand to hold the axe, and stand on the front side of the outside of your left foot. The Tomahawk blade is left, the right hand is hanging on the outside of the right thigh, the palm is inward, and the palm finger is downward. Look ahead (Figure 1).
(1) White crane bright wings
Stand with the tip of your right foot rotated inward and lift your left knee into an independent posture. At the same time, hold the upper section of the Tomahawk with your right hand, bend your elbow and lift it up, slide the handle with your left hand, lift the Tomahawk with both hands and rush up to the upper right side, and the Tomahawk blade is to the left. Look at the front left (Figure 2).
(2) Split Huashan Mountain
Turn the right toe inward, turn the body 90 degrees to the left, and take one step in front of the left foot to form a left bow step. Hold the Tomahawk rod with both hands and chop down from the back up to the front cross. Visual inspection of the Tomahawk tip (Fig. 3).
(3) Horse step splitting chain
Take one step with your right foot, roll your feet on the ground, turn your body 90 degrees to the left, and bend your knees into a horse step.
At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands, circle the arc from left to right and upward, chop down at the bottom of the right, and the Tomahawk tip is to the right. Look ahead (Figure 4).
(4) Whirlwind sweeping Tomahawk
Grind the ground with your right foot, turn 90 degrees to the left, lift your right foot slightly, retreat along the ground and fall one step behind your left foot, continue to rotate your two feet to the left, turn 180 degrees to the left, and form a left bow step with your two legs.
While turning around, hold the Tomahawk with both hands, circle the arc from back to left, then sweep the slash to the front, and the Tomahawk tip moves forward. Look ahead (Figure 5).
(5) Turn around and pick up the Tomahawk
Rotate the tip of the right foot outward, turn the body 90 degrees to the right, and retract the left foot into a high horse step.
At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands and lift it in a circular arc from left to right, with the Tomahawk tip inclined to the lower right. Visual inspection of the Tomahawk tip (Fig. 6).
(6) Fold your hand and lift your axe
Turn your body 90 degrees to the right and take the first half step of your left foot. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands, from front to back, form a circular arc into a hand, lift the Tomahawk to fall on the lower side of the left rear, and the tip of the Tomahawk is inclined downward. Look ahead (Figure 7).
(7) Golden Rooster independence
Turn the right foot tip outward, turn the body 90 degrees to the right, and lift the left knee into an independent potential. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands and rotate it with the momentum. Lift it obliquely on the right side and above, and the Tomahawk tip is obliquely downward. Visual left fist free (Figure 8).
(8) Knee lifting tamping rod
The left foot does not fall to the ground, and the independent potential remains unchanged. Lift the axe tip of the left hand upward and form a flat shape with the shoulder. Hold the rod with both hands and pound it to the left. Visually inspect the left side (Figure 9).
(9) Beheading the general in front of the horse
Turn the right foot tip inward, turn the body 90 degrees to the left, land the left foot, step forward with the right foot, and kneel with both legs high. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands and chop it from the back and top to the front and down, with the Tomahawk tip inclined forward and down. Look at the front Tomahawk tip (Figure 10).
(10) Erlang Danshan
Step up with your left foot. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands from front to top, backward and downward. Take off the handle of the left hand and swing the palm to the left behind. The palm center is backward, and the palm finger is inclined upward. Hold the Tomahawk with the right hand and continue to carry the Tomahawk forward and upward. The Tomahawk rod is flush with the shoulder. Look at the front Tomahawk tip (Figure 11).
(11) Flag at the top of the mountain
Rotate the tip of the left foot inward, turn the body 90 degrees to the right, and retract the left foot into a high horse step. At the same time, bend your elbow with your left hand to retract the Tomahawk grip, swing your hands from left to right, stand on the outside of your right foot, with the Tomahawk tip up and look at the front right (Fig. 12).
(12) Flower arrangement cover top
Roll the ground with your left foot, turn your body 90 degrees to the left, and lift your right foot behind. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk rod with both hands, rotate the cloud cover from right back to front and left, cross hands, put it on the right side of the head, and the Tomahawk tip is forward. Look ahead (Figure 13).
(13) Wipe out thousands of troops
The right foot falls on the inside in front of the left foot, the left foot takes a step forward and bends the knee into a left bow step. Hold the Tomahawk rod with both hands, rotate the circular arc from right to left on the head, sweep and chop in front of the left side of the body, and the Tomahawk tip is forward. Look ahead (Figure 14).
(14) Turn around and jump up the Tomahawk
Roll your feet on the ground and turn your body 180 degrees to the right. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands. With the action of turning right, lift it at the front and bottom, and the tip of the Tomahawk is inclined forward. Look at the front left (Figure 15).
Keep moving and take a step forward with your left foot. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk pole with both hands and continue to pick forward slowly, with the Tomahawk tip inclined forward. Look ahead (Figure 16).
(15) Independent stabbing point Tomahawk
Grind the ground with your right foot, turn your body 90 degrees to the right, and lift your left knee into an independent potential. Hold the Tomahawk with both hands and prick it from left to right. The Tomahawk pole is flat with the shoulder. Look ahead (Figure 17).
(16) Back to camp
Roll the ground with your right foot, turn 90 degrees to the left, place your left foot in front of your right foot, and bend your knee into a left bow step. Hold the Tomahawk rod with your right hand, circle the arc from back to front and down, back to the right behind you, tilt the Tomahawk head backward, take off the handle of your left hand and put your palm on the front and top of your head, with the palm center down and the palm finger forward obliquely. Look ahead (Figure 18).
(17) Zhang Fei breaks into the camp
Take the front step of your right foot and bend your knee into a right lunge. At the same time, bend your elbow and retract your left hand, catch the Tomahawk rod under your right armpit, hold the Tomahawk rod with both hands, while taking the upper step, move forward and upward, then backward and downward, and then use your arms to lean forward and support obliquely, with the Tomahawk tip obliquely downward. Visual inspection of the Tomahawk head (Figure 19).
(18) Chop the Tomahawk
Grind the ground with the right foot, turn the body 90 degrees to the left, lift the left foot and fall half a step behind the outside of the right foot, forming an inverted step. While turning around, hold the Tomahawk with both hands and chop it to the right under the circular arc, with the Tomahawk tip to the right. Visually inspect the right side (Figure 20).
(19) One armed Tomahawk
Turn the upper body 90 degrees to the left and lift the left knee into an independent potential. At the same time, the left hand takes off the handle and changes into a palm, and pushes it forward into a vertical palm. The right hand Tomahawk arcs from back to down and forward, and puts it on the right side of the head, with the Tomahawk head backward. Look ahead (Figure 21).
(20) Three tomahawks at once
The left foot falls in front of the right foot, and the right foot takes a step forward. Grind the ground with both feet and turn left 90 degrees to form a horse step. At the same time, connect the Tomahawk rod with your left hand, use your hands to chop down from top to right, and the Tomahawk tip is to the right. Look ahead (Figure 22).
Keep moving, roll the ground with your right foot, rotate your body 180 degrees to the left, and lift your left knee into an independent potential.
At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands, turn to the left ring arc to lift, and the Tomahawk head is inclined to the lower right. Look at the front left (Figure 23).
Keep moving, roll the ground with the left foot, turn the body 90 degrees to the left, and the right leg is the premise.
At the same time, hold the Tomahawk rod with both hands, and chop forward and downward from the back to the upper ring arc, with the Tomahawk tip inclined forward. Look ahead (Figure 24).
Keep moving, roll the ground with your left foot and turn 90 degrees to the left, and the right foot falls on the right to form a horse step. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands and continue to chop down to the right, with the Tomahawk tip inclined to the right. Look ahead (Figure 25).
(21) le Ma Xian Yue
Turn the right foot tip outward slightly, and hold the Tomahawk rod with both hands at the same time. From the lower left side, the upward micro ring arc is vertical, and the Tomahawk tip is upward and stands on the right side. Look at the front right (Figure 26).
(22) bawangju tripod
Roll your feet on the ground, turn left 90 degrees, bend your left knee into a left bow step. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk rod with both hands, lift the splitting frame above the head, and the Tomahawk tip is inclined backward. Look ahead (Figure 27).
(23) Arhat subdues the tiger
Step forward with your right foot, roll your feet on the ground, turn left 90 degrees, bend your left leg and squat into a footstep. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands and swing it from top to bottom, with the Tomahawk tip to the right. Look at the front right (Figure 28).
(24) general Lema
Get up, take a half step inward with your left foot, turn left 90 degrees, take the first half step of your right foot, fall on the inner half step of your left foot, and form a horse step with your two legs. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk rod with both hands, fall in a circular arc from back to top, then take off the left hand, bend the elbow and protect it in front of the chest, with the palm to the right and the palm pointing up, hold the Tomahawk rod with the right hand behind the right lower side, and the Tomahawk head down. Visually inspect the left palm (Figure 29).
(25) switch to defeat the enemy
Take a step forward with your left foot. At the same time, use your right hand to make an arc from back to front, pull the handle with your left hand in front of your chest, lift your hands to the upper right, and tilt your head upward. Look ahead (Figure 30).
(26) turn back to the enemy
The upper half step of the right foot sign is to roll the ground on the axis, turn the body 180 degrees to the left, and quickly lift the knee of the left leg into an independent potential.
At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands and pick it up with the potential ring arc. The tip of the Tomahawk is inclined forward. Take off the handle of the left hand and change the palm. Spread it on the upper side of the left front. The palm is inclined forward and the palm finger is inclined upward. Visual inspection of the Tomahawk head (Figure 31).
(27) yecha sea exploration
The left foot falls to the ground and the front step of the right foot forms a bow step.
At the same time, the right hand holds the Tomahawk forward and picks it up vigorously. The Tomahawk head is inclined forward, the left palm bends its elbow in front of the head, the palm is inclined outward, and the palm finger is inclined forward. Look ahead (Figure 32).
(28) turn around and chop the general
Grind the ground with your right foot, turn left 90 degrees, and lift your left knee into an independent potential.
Hold the Tomahawk with your right hand, slide from right to upper left, pick up the ring arc, retract your left hand and spread it on the left side, with the palm forward and the palm finger inclined upward. Look at the front left (Figure 33).
(29) jump back and lift the axe
Land on your left foot, roll your two feet on the ground, turn your body 90 degrees to the right, and form a high virtual step.
At the same time, hold the back end of the Tomahawk rod with your left hand, slide the handle forward with your right hand, lift your hands from the back down, and then move forward in a circular arc, and the Tomahawk tip tilts forward. Visually inspect the front and bottom (Figure 34).
(30) stabbing Tomahawk
Take the first step of the left foot to form a left bow step. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk rod with both hands, and pick the rod from the back to the front to prick. Visually inspect the rod end of the Tomahawk (Fig. 35).
(31) roll back
Rotate the left heel inward, turn the body right 180 degrees, lift the left heel and lean forward slightly. At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands, roll the handle forward, and the Tomahawk tip tilts forward. Look ahead (Figure 36).
(32) turn back and chop the enemy’s Tomahawk
Step up the left foot in front of the right foot, roll the ground with both feet, turn the body left 90 degrees, and lift the right knee into an independent potential.
At the same time, hold the Tomahawk with both hands, circle the arc from right to up, change the left and right hands, chop to the left, and the Tomahawk tip to the left. Visually inspect the left side (Figure 37).
(33) return the bidding to the original
The right foot falls to the ground, the two feet form a figure eight, the right hand takes off the handle, and the ring arc droops on the outside of the right thigh.
The palm is inward, the palm finger is downward, the left Tomahawk bends its elbow upward from left, stands vertically on the front and outside of the left foot, and the Tomahawk blade is left. Look ahead (Figure 38).
