In reality, if we simply rotate a lever 360 degrees, the same side will go back. We must never go backwards with rotation. That's why our circle is really an S curve.
The internal gongfu is to be able to convert rotation (wheel) into linear movement (rod), or linear movement into rotation (that's how each piston in an engine works).
Exercise 1:
- Place the forearm onto a wall in front of my body.
- The load is on the fingers.
- The pivot is in the middle of the forearm.
- Move the elbow downwards, and the load will go up on the other side as long as from the finger tip to elbow is one piece.
- The elbow downward movement is independent of the lever setup. Our training is to ensure that the lever set up properly and never changes/buckles.
- The downward power is actually pushed into the pivot in order to go to the other side.
- In actual usage, only speed will allow us to create the pivot. In other words, the pivot will presents itself in speed.
Exercise 2:
- Just like firsts step of the first move for the left arm.
- Maintain the line between the finger tip and shoulder.
- Move the elbow underneath this line to go to the other side.
- This is a 3-dimensional move.
Dead object is even, and double heavy itself.
All movements must have a lead.
Drill bit
- The groove catches the outside, it makes a lever with drill bit as the pivot. Look at it from the front view of the bit.
- Without the groove, we cannot drill a screw in because there is no catch.
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