Having looked at Ernie Morore Jr.'s Kung-Fu, Squirrel's Thunder and Lightning, I went to Ernie Moore Jr.'s Kung-Fu Squirrel's Five Animal Fist--Dragon, Snake, Tiger, Leopard And Crane. This arrangement seems to follow the Hung Pattern book in two volumes. I mention arrangement because my notice is that the order of the animals might indicate the lineage of the study~I had a notion that Choy-Li-Fut, Shao-Lin and Kung Family were distinct and different from each other arrangements-ish.
I reviewed Ernie Moore Jr.'s Kung-Fu Squirrel's Dragon until my arms began soreness. I went into Ernie Moore Jr.'s Kung-Fu Squirrel's Snake and refined that. I realized that I should look-up in journal notes or videocumentary of Squirrel- Tiger, Leopard and Crane.
When I say refinement it references the only so many ways certain parts can move in at least certain circumstances. Ernie Moore Jr.'s Kung-Fu Squirrel moves the hand at the wrist. This I think might affect the arm the shoulder area and parts of the chest to the stomach area or the abdominal--theoretical source(Will not withstanding) of all movement-ish for Squirrel.
Palms:
Facing each other
Two turns of facing away from each other
Facing practitioner's front
Backs facing practitioner's front.
Neutral position: one tilt front,back,sides(4); Other tilt front, back, sides(4); Both tilt front,back,sides(4); Both alternate front,back, sides(4). This is done front and back as a group and sides as a group.
Front-Back:08
Sides :08
Facings :05
Moves :80
Ernie Moore Jr.'s Kung-Fu Squirrels Five Animal Fist: Snake has eighty moves to it with the refinement. One more refinement (at least) of pivoting..have to wor-out the directionalities and then repeatable pattern or pattern concept.
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