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English-Chinese
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Traditional Wing Chun
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Character
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Mandarin Pinyin
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Yale Cantonese
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Cantonese Jyutpin
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English Definition
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Zha Ti | Ja Tek | Za Tek |
(Deceptive or Facade Kick) The Facade kick is so named because is meant to catch an opponent unawares with the true nature of the kick. The concept is that when a kick takes place, the opponent is expected to react to what he/she perceives to be the weapon, but then it changes, when the intended opening is created by the opponent's reaction. |
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Jin Bu | Jeun Bou | Zeon Bou | (Forward stepping) Found primarily in Cham Kiu and Muk Jan Zong. | |
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Zhong Dong Xian | Jung Dung Sin | Zung Dung Sin | (Middle Body line) This is the line that divides the upper and lower body. This is the point at which the punching range is at its lowest, and the kicking range at its highest. |
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Last Updated 13 March, 2002
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