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January 14, 2011 at 9:04 pm #528Sihing73Participant
Hello,I wanted to get a clarification as to what the first five stances are that are learned for the DLP. I also wanted to ask where the Malabar Leg Set fits into our training. FWIW I have the stances as listed below:AKTS/Malabar Stances1. Turning Stance – Stationary2. Turning Stance – Foot Turning3. Turning with Arm Cover4. Diving for Pearls5. Indexing6. Tiger in Horse Stance7. Eagle Stance8. Eagle with Kicking9. Walking Dragon10. Walking Tiger11. Dragon Tail12. Silat Entering Punches13. Silat Walking Punches14. Monkey15. King Dragon SeatDLP Basics/Stances1. Turning Stance—Stationary2. Turning Stance—Foot Turning3. Turning with Arm cover—Triangle Reference4. Diving for Pearls5. Indexing6. Tiger with Kick7. Eagle StanceTriangle Training• Triangle Exercise• Triangle Exercise with Elbow, Backfist/PunchMonkey Feet Stance Training with Partner
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January 17, 2011 at 8:17 pm #1361AnonymousInactive
;D Nicely done Dave!The Malabar Legset is the DLP stances; that's where it came from.
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January 18, 2011 at 4:09 am #1362Sihing73Participant
Art,Thanks for the clarification. I am trying to insure I am training properly. I may have missunderstood something which was said to me. What are the differences between Malabar and the DLP? I know that some of the DLP incorporates things from Malabar, but I am wondering at what point that stops. For example, are the Jurus Malabar or can they be part of the DLP as well? With the New Year I am trying to get back on track with training seriously and I want to make sure I am on the right track. Thanks,Dave
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February 5, 2011 at 12:15 am #1363AnonymousInactive
Hi Dave,Sorry, I just found this.The Distance Learning Program encompasses both Malabar and American KunTao Silat.
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February 6, 2011 at 12:25 pm #1364Sihing73Participant
Art,I will go back over the tapes and I am sure I will have more questions ;DSince I am older, I will go for the easy way. Any chance of learning like Wesley Snipes did in Demolition Man.............while I sleep? I have been going through the Malabar Leg Set and the ones giving me trouble are the Dragon Tail and King Cobra and Monkey. I am also trying to figure out how to jumpe and do the turn, I may be too stiff for these yet, but I can aspire to doing them. Thanks again for the clarification.
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February 9, 2011 at 3:10 am #1365Sihing73Participant
Hello,Okay, so here is my question:It seems that there should be five (5) stances in the Basics for the DLP. However, when I count them out I get seven (7) not five. I am wondering if someone could give me the actual stances we should be practicing for the DLP. So far I have been trying to do the Malabar Leg Set but this is different that some of the AKTS stances I see particularily watching some of the Peer videos. Right now I am of the mind that for the Basics the following is what I should be focusing on. All comments are appreciated. DLP Basics/Stances1. Turning Stance – Stationary2. Turning Stance – Turning Feet3. Turning with Arm Cover4. Diving for Pearls5. Indexing6. Tiger Stance – Kick7. Eagle StanceTriangle Training• Triangle Exercise• Triangle Exercise with Punches
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January 8, 2014 at 7:08 am #1366Elijah GartinKeymaster
Hey Dave,IMHO, I believe you should use ALL of those stances, regardless of the track you are on.
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