The
Sup Juet Sao or 10 Killing Hands is taken from the set Fuhok Sheung
Ying Kuen. Sup Juet Sao is a series of principles that Great Grandmaster
Wong Fei Hung deemed the most effective fighting methods in Hung Gar.
The main principles of the Sup Juet Sao are: Striking the eyes, break
the face, stop the breath, explode the ears, damage the groin, twist
the tendons, break and damage the elbow, break the fingers, dislocate
the joints, strike the nerves. |
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Jut
Ming Fu - Side Grab Claw
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Sheung
Kwa Choi Faht - Double Backfist
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Hand
pushing and breaking
is used to crush the throat
sealing the breath.
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Double
Backfists Falling
is used to damage the face structure
and stop the breath.
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Tong
Tin Kuen Faht - Heaven Piercing Fist
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Ngaw
Fu Cum Yang - Hungry Tiger Catches the Lamb
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Fist
Going Through the Sky
is used to choke and stop the chi.
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Hungry
Tiger Catches the Lamb
is used to squeeze and crush the groin
and damage the eyes and throat.
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Man
Fu Ha San - Fierce Tiger Descends the Mountain
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Dai
Ma Gwai Gau - Leading the Horse to the Stable
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Fierce
Tiger Descends the Mountain
is used to break the elbow, damage
joints and strike the eyes and throat.
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Leading
the Horse to the Stable
is used to stop the blood flow to the
brain and to dislocate joints.
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Won
Won Bao Hok - Reincarnation of the Crane
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Hau
Gee Tao Toe - Monkey Steals the Peach
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Revive
Satiated Crane
is used to strike eyes and nerve points.
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Monkey
Steals the Peach
is used to damage and separate
tendons and to damage joints.
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Sheung
Fei Wu Dip - Double Flying Butterflies
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Fu
Pao Sheung Kuen Faht - Tiger/Leopard Double Fist
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Double
Flying Butterflies
is used to stop the breath and
to damage and dislocate.
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Tiger/Leopard
Double Fist
is used to damage (explode) ears and
to damage eyes and face structure.
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