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« on: November 17, 2007, 08:07:58 AM »

Hello All - I was asked by Master Lambert to explain the concept of (Fa-jing), and what I ment by the method of (Qi-Disruption) that is within the Soft Style of Nonaka Ryu Ju-jutsu: First of all, Master Nonaka, and I founded Nonaka Ryu Ju-jutsu, which is a blending of Aikido, and Chinese Dim-mak! The Fa-jing, and the Qi-disruption methods come from Taiji.

FA-JING; Is an Expression of POWER & SPEED; True Fa-jing uses the total twisting power of the waist, rebounding the energy back from the opponent thus re-loading the next strike in a matter of a Split Second!
One Has to be Totally Relaxed, with out Any Tension. It is the total power of the Whole Body shaking as it happens.

QI-DISRUPTION; Is the concept of disrupting the Qi in the Whole body!
Example = When someone reaches out to grab, or strike, You Execute a Slice from the Outside of his upper Arm "Elbow to the wrist area". This can be done with One, or Both hands, with a follow up strike into one of Several acupoints (GB-19)-(GB-20)-(GV-17)-(GV-18)-(GV-19)-(Whole back of the Neck) ect,. There are probably more points that can be struck after the qi--disruption, but the points above are the only ones that I know!

I'm not a writer - so I just hope that what I wrote makes some since Huh Huh Roll Eyes
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« Reply #1 on: November 17, 2007, 08:46:44 AM »

Hi Tom, Smiley

I like your posts.

However I find the above one extremely vague.

I have studied several methods of transmitting power and your discription could fit vaguely most of them.

In short can you expand a bit on your idea of fa jing, it sounds very much like what Erle Montaigue teaches?

Also could you expand on qi disruption it just sounds like striking set up points then a finisher?

or maybe that is what you mean by qi disruption?


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« Reply #2 on: November 17, 2007, 08:56:21 AM »

Hi Tom, Smiley

I like your posts.

However I find the above one extremely vague.

I have studied several methods of transmitting power and your discription could fit vaguely most of them.
"Sorry about being Vague" I'm not a very good writer Grin
In short can you expand a bit on your idea of fa jing, it sounds very much like what Erle Montaigue teaches?
Yes= It is Exactly the same Fa-jing that Erle Teaches Grin
Also could you expand on qi disruption it just sounds like striking set up points then a finisher?

or maybe that is what you mean by qi disruption?
The qi-disruption is the "Set-up" for those points Grin

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« Reply #3 on: November 17, 2007, 11:48:55 PM »

Thanks Tom, That was very well done. One Movement I thought of when you gave your example was, If your opponet steps out with his right leg, striking high with the right hand, to attack the upper gate. If you are Knowing the mother-son postures (all martial art is based on) The defense is, Step out 45degrees, with the right foot with your hips loaded (twisted) the mother hand (right) high the Son hand (low). this will cause the attackers strike to miss the intended target as the mother hands palm keeps the strike on target as your step moves of to the side. As contact is made, the mother-son change places (son becomes mother and mother becomes son) Mother strikes the philtrum as the son bring the attacker arm up against your body (elbow lock) The upper strike at the piltrum bends the body backwards and to the right, causeing the attacker to fall backwards on to your right knee. causing the right arm to lock or break at the elbow. the force used comes from the hip twist, preloaded in to the defenders first step with the hip twisting (coiling) to the left. when mother and son exchange position, the hip twists to the right (uncoiling)as it comes to center and recoiling as it swings over to the left. As the attackers back strikes the top of the knee, the hip swings back to the right to a center position. If you follow so far, The pp theory is attacking the points of the center line front and back disrupting the core Chi, so to finish the attack, the final move could be to the diophram to competely disruption of the CV and Gv meridians. Does this make scents to you Tom? a note to other readers, If you try this manover be careful Do not force your opponent down to your knee it can cause permenent damage. Instead move your knee out and away from your opponent vertabra and let him fall to the ground, that way you will retain your pratice partner. Grin
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« Reply #4 on: November 18, 2007, 08:48:09 AM »

I'm going to have to study this method that you have posted.
I'm having a little trouble understanding the (Mother & Son - Hand)  Cool
But, I will keep on studing this - Thank you Grin
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« Reply #5 on: November 18, 2007, 02:58:32 PM »

All of today's martial arts come from the original mother son theory. It comes out of the element theory, which I State, " mother protects the son, and the son is a helper to the mother". most lightly, the first martial arts posture was with the left foot forwards, the two arms prtecting the center line, the higher left hand (Mother) palm facing opponent and the lower right hand (son) palm also facing forward. Sometimes you will see it with a cat stance. all the arts are based on this theory and are preesant in all arts.
 I found it was a key to understand applications of forms and Kata. Understanding these you understand all form of movement. It is a very very guarded secret more so than pp. 
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« Reply #6 on: November 19, 2007, 06:46:25 AM »

That is VERY INTERESTING
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« Reply #7 on: November 19, 2007, 07:20:41 AM »

OOPS Embarrassed I must have hit the wrong button, cause i was just starting to type - All the farther i got was what is above(That was very interesting) Roll Eyes

So, too continue = The (Mother Son theory) Concept is Bran New Too Me - But, of coarse, There is an afoul lot that is New To Me Wink Ive only heard of that type of explanation concerning the Eight Extra Meridians, such as (the Yang Qiao Mai is the "wife" to its partner, the Governor Meridian)-- (the Chong Mai is the "father", while the Yin Wei Mai is the "Mother") ect,. And, the two arms protecting the center-line, we refer too it as (To Protect Your Garden), ect,.
You say that the (Mother - Son Theory) is a Very Very Guarded Secret, more so then pp. WOW = Are You able to go deeper, or are you sworn to Secrecy in this regard Huh
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« Reply #8 on: November 19, 2007, 03:08:12 PM »

Tom, I got you enterest, It would be a long article to explain the mother son theory. what you need to do is, to go to a liberary find material that is instructional on the element theory, which can take you to a deeper understanding, past the cycle of distruction. the text, if it is a good one, will talk about the mother son theory(already stated). Now in some Shoalin systems, the said theory, is foundattional to the system and has extended it self, at least in part to all martial art forms. Now I beleive that, mother and son is (primative) before any systems was. The simple understanding of what the hands do in combat telsl us how movement works on a primative level. example, when you naturally carry a rifle, after the bullets are gone, and the gun could be used in another way, as a mid ti short range striking combat weapon. the barrel end maybe used to penatrate up under the rib cage.
  Now picture this, to make that motion, how does the rear hand on the butt (the son) help the the hand on the stock (the mother) ? Two, how does your body respond to the mother and the son's action? Now to make that even more complicated, if you drop the rifle but leave your hand in the same position, does it look like a posture in a form or Kata?
 So, what might the application be? Or if Change the motion of the mother and son, how does body motion change? Does it look like something in a form or kata? a Possible application? Whats the point? when you know how a technique works (say a arm lock) you may then do it, but in a chopy fashion, understanding the relationship one hand to the other ,the body's response to the hands, extending this thought to kicking techniques, gives flow, speed, power Jing to the technique. We have all experianced it, making a technique flow better. the is just a nother way of looking at it, the mother son theory.
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« Reply #9 on: November 19, 2007, 04:46:05 PM »

Thank You Master Lambert; I will take your advice and find the information that you suggested Grin
Since i'm retired, oh i have two friends that i work out with a couple times a week-Still, i have the time to learn, And I love learning New Things - Again, THANK YOU Wink
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« Reply #10 on: November 20, 2007, 02:47:12 PM »

If you have trouble finding that info maybe I could send you the info. O.K. Or may be I'll write about it at some point.
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« Reply #11 on: November 20, 2007, 05:26:18 PM »

Thank you - I will keep you posted of what i can find Grin
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« Reply #12 on: November 27, 2007, 09:20:11 AM »

Master Lambert; I have an idea Wink

Up untill today - All of us are on this forum in order to share information from our Martial Art background - No matter if it is from a hard, or a soft style Smiley Here is my idea = For X-mas, my better halph is going to get me a camera that i will be able to make movies with Grin  I would be willing too shoot some film of what Nonaka Ryu Ju-jutsu is, put it on a DVD, and send it too You Cool Now, i do not know how to (stop) this little film from getting on the youtube, so, if that is possible, i don't want it placed there Smiley
In my way of thinking, this would put a face too the typed word's ;)What do you think Huh
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« Reply #13 on: November 27, 2007, 12:08:08 PM »

Tom
As the webmaster here I will assure you anything you send to us will not make it on youtube unless you want it there Smiley

To be honest I dont think Master Lambert even knows how to put it up anyway...(I hope I wont get take a beating next class for saying this Smiley  )

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« Reply #14 on: November 27, 2007, 04:04:27 PM »

when your right your right,  and scott  is right. I know didaly about the usage of the web and we will return a clip of What we do to you. I thing that would be a fair exchange. If that's alright with scott, I don't would a beating either.
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