The Tan sau is a wing Chun hand that looks like the position when you ask for money with an extended hand. The Tan sau is one of the three key Wing Chun hand techniques, the other two being the Fook sau and the Bong sau. The Tan sau can be translated as a palm up hand or a spreading open hand or a dispersing hand.

How to Do Taan Sau aka Palm Up Hand | Wing Chun Taan Sau or palm-up hand is one of the most common and most practical movements in the Wing Chun system. When you learn the the sin lum tao...

2023年5月7日 · In this video, Grandmaster Tse teaches different ways to use Taan Sau from the inside and outside.Music: House of GoldComposed and performed by Gareth Price ...

These are terms used in the Chinese martial art, Wing Chun. They are originally colloquial Cantonese (or Foshan spoken dialect). Thus, their meanings might be difficult to trace. Some of those terms are used in Jeet Kune Do, sometimes with a different meaning. [citation needed]

2013年1月3日 · Learn how to use a Taan Sau aka Taan Da against a straight punch from Sifu Alex Richter in this Howcast Wing Chun video. All right. So now we're going to do an exercise to practice the Taan Sau or Taan Da, against a straight punch, which is a very common attack.

The Tan Sau sometimes spelled Tann Sao is one of the main basic positions in Wing Chun, and translates to mean 'receiving hand.' It features predominantly in Sil Lim Tau (the first empty hand form). The technique involves keeping correct elbow position and alignment, relative to …

2015年7月11日 · This palm-up block is called taan-sau, which translates as distributing hand or spreading hand. The contacting part is the back of the fore-arm, the part where you are having hair on your skin. Hook is for fook-sau

2016年3月1日 · Follow along using the transcript. In this short clip, Sifu Cliff Au Yeung explains the 3 types of Taan Sau and their purpose.

this book drills twelve concepts from the first two sections of the precision wing chun wooden dummy set. the first two sections explore different uses of taan sau each pwc dummy x exercise drills the footwork and body positions that often occur in a …

Lap Sau is not merely a pulling motion, but a precise technique for breaking opponent's structure. Execute with speed, precision, and power, then immediately transition. Can be used to set up both joint locks and strikes.