Tan sao, or begging hand. this page will be updated with more detailed use of this technique
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Tan sao, or begging hand
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Precious deflects Florences straight punch, using bon sao ( wing arm ) |
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rolling the Bon sao over into Tan sao, Precious clears the line for her own attack |
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turning the Tan sao into a grab, as she steps into close the distance and power her punching arm as it rolls into a elbow strike to the throat |
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A - 4
Precious finally finishes off with a little know technique "Tan sao strike", unlike the pounding effect of a fist the immense whipping power generated by the open hand smashes into her opponents cheek |
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B - 1
Sifu Betteridge, defeats Deans straight punch, by stepping diagonally forwards, while at the same time covering the punch and striking low |
B - 2
as the low punch now whips up into Tan Sao (note this time the Tan is being used as a "take over trap"), the blocking hand shoots out to palm strike to the neck |
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B - 3
after chopping the same hand now again "traps" the opponent, as Sifu Betteridge ends it with a straight punch under the jaw |
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