It’s very much like the Buddha Hand from Wing Chun Kung Fu, and the semi fist of some styles of Ninjutsu. The Tai Chi “single whip” hooked hand structure is something of a mystery to most martial arts “experts”.
Now this is a difficult question for most people to answer – even the so-called experts. Most people either give a biased opinion, fill you with information that doesn’t answer your question, make a wild guess, or simply have no idea. But I’m going to tell you straight.
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