help for tan tui 7

[Son Goku the monkeyking]

okay i study Tan Tui style kung-fu and many of are the tan tui forms. ( 1-12 to make black sasH) and i kinda am having trouble with tan tui 7 can anyone give me some tips.my main part i get stuck own is when i most go to the ground for a front sweep, by the way my form of tan tui is praying mantis system corporated into it.

PEACE

[Shorinryu Sensei]

Maybe I'm missing something here, but isn't the obvious person you need to go to if you're having specific questions of problems with something with your training...is your instructor? What are you paying him for if you can't go to him to help you be a better martial artist?

If he/she won't help you, you're in the wrong dojo. You're paying them to teach you and you should expect them to help you with problems with kata or techniques. Go to him/her and ask them these questions.

[Son Goku the monkeyking]

has any1 even heard OR STUDIED Tan-Tui style kungfu with mantis incorporated into it in the first place.

[ovine king]

i know tan tui.

specifically, i know the sup yee lo tan tui.

it is a style all by itself but is also sometimes used as a "basic training" in some schools before going onto more esoteric forms.

I did the tan tui as basic training for shao-lin.

during my tan tui training, i did in parallel, some shoa-lin sup sik as a 'hard' counter art for the more flowing tan tui forms.

this is where i am confused.

tan tui is probably the most common set of forms within long fist styles. mantis is not a long fist style. Even northern schools of mantis has a clearly short bridge flavour to them. Without knowing what mantis it is you are doing, I am not the best person, despite knowing tan tui, to answer.

what is it you are having problems with, the mantis or the tan tui?

are you having problem performing the tan tui set or having problem applying it?

or are you asking what the tan tui set is?

[Son Goku the monkeyking]

i know tan tui.

specifically, i know the sup yee lo tan tui.

it is a style all by itself but is also sometimes used as a "basic training" in some schools before going onto more esoteric forms.

I did the tan tui as basic training for shao-lin.

during my tan tui training, i did in parallel, some shoa-lin sup sik as a 'hard' counter art for the more flowing tan tui forms.

this is where i am confused.

tan tui is probably the most common set of forms within long fist styles. mantis is not a long fist style. Even northern schools of mantis has a clearly short bridge flavour to them. Without knowing what mantis it is you are doing, I am not the best person, despite knowing tan tui, to answer.

what is it you are having problems with, the mantis or the tan tui?

are you having problem performing the tan tui set or having problem applying it?

or are you asking what the tan tui set is?

Okay i think we got a bit confused, u see the form of Tan-tui i study is its own completly different style. and u must first get ur blacksash aswell as the mantis pach for ur sash to before ur aloud to choose wat system of mantis kungfu ud like to learn. ( plum flower mantis, shaolin mantis, or tai-chi praying mantis) so yes my style is like a basic training kungfu before u are able to learn advanced sytems of kungfu. and since u are training up to balck sash and then between 3 different versions of mantis kungfu thats probley y u did not no wat i was talken bout.

PEACE

[shogeri]

It might not hurt to ask around where you are at, work with other students or your instructor.

Perhaps search amazon.com or google search it.

Good luck in your search!