Two similar variations of #93
93 - Left inward knifehand (or palm) block with fingers obstructing the opponent’s eyes while performing a left crescent kick to the opponent’s lead knee. Left knifehand to throat, right tiger claw to face. Optional finish with right roundhouse kick.
93 – Inward knife hand block with left while checking person’s right leg with a left Chinese heel kick to their knee. (both moves drawing person in and down) Finish with left Knife hand to neck and right thrust punch to ribs simultaneously. (Courtesy of Jesse Dwire IV)
94 – Step left to 9 o’clock, dragon block to right side. Right roundhouse kick to opponent’s midsection. As they bend over, pivot body and execute a left reverse crescent to opponent’s chest or face as they are buckled. Quickly draw left leg back to crane and land with left foot behind attacker. As attacker is shot back up from reverse crescent and after the left foot lands behind, left ridge hand to back of neck and right thrust punch to ribs. Rotate clockwise with right foot while controlling opponent’s hand with ridge hand. Drive opponent into the ground face first. (Courtesy of Jesse Dwire IV)
96 - As opponent attacks, right foot steps in at 45 degree towards 2:30 o’clock, execute in a circular motion left upward circular palm strike to solar plexus then to chin, right upward circular palm strike to solar plexus then to chin left upward circular palm strike to solar plexus then to chin, right upward circular palm strike to solar plexus then to chin with left hand checking opponent’s arm. (Courtesy of Ken Warner)
100 - (taught by Master Ken Longacre) Left leg steps out 45 degrees with right Dragon Trap. Left downward Shuto or Dropping Palm pushing their right arm down and bringing their head down for left Crane Wrist (Chicken Wrist) to face or temple, left downward Tiger Rake to face. Left hand controls their right arm, right Spinning Shuto to the back of their neck (spin on left foot and stay tight to opponent). Right leg Iron Broom (low inner crescent sweep) to right ankle/lower leg area for takedown. (Courtesy of Andy Henson)
