Explanation of the use of Eight Flip Hands: The Secret of Starting

Описание: Jiao Jianguo demonstrates the Yue Family Eight Reversing Palms technique.

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This video is an explanation and demonstration of the "Yue Family's Eight Fan Hands Application" (岳氏八翻手用法讲解 - Yuè Shì Bā Fān Shǒu Yòng Fǎ Jiǎng Jiě), specifically focusing on the "Function of the Starting Posture" (起式的妙用 - Qǐ Shì de Miào Yòng).
The video shows the practitioner (the master) demonstrating the starting posture and its application in partner practice.
Key Points Demonstrated:
Starting Posture: Embrace Fist, Stamping Hammer (第一路：抱拳蹬捶 - Dì Yī Lù: Bào Quán Dēng Chuí) (0:05-0:14):
The starting posture is explained as the "Palms Facing Upward, Penetrating and Advancing Technique" (拜掌穿进法 - Bài Zhǎng Chuān Jìn Fǎ), done simultaneously with the body sinking downward (0:17-0:24). This movement is called "Rising, Sinking, Falling, Floating" (起沉落浮 - Qǐ Chén Luò Fú), which prevents "brute force" collisions (0:28-0:32).
Application - "Immortal Bows and Worships, Double Wind Pass" (仙人跪拜, 双风贯耳 - Xiān Rén Guì Bài, Shuāng Fēng Guàn Ěr) (0:37-0:40): A demonstration of an application derived from the starting posture, which involves a double-hand strike/attack.
Application - Choking the Throat (掐喉 - Qiā Hóu) (0:43-0:44): A choke/grab technique.
Application - Side Body Braid Palm, Immortal Punch (侧身拜掌仙拳 - Cè Shēn Bài Zhǎng Xiān Quán) (0:46-0:48): A side-body technique.
Application - Against "Hand Clashing" (用于搭手 - Yòng Yú Dā Shǒu) (0:52-0:59): The application for controlling the opponent's arm, which can lead to a strike to the face (Pū Miàn) or a low leg strike (Chā Tà / 擦踏).
Application - Embracing Fist and Low Sink (抱拳下蹲 - Bào Quán Xià Dūn) (1:00-1:04): A technique that can lead to an elbow strike or a kick.
Application - Low Sweep Kick (下插踢打 - Xià Chā Tī Dǎ) (1:07-1:09): A low technique to sweep the leg.
Application - Single Hand Low Sweep Kick (单手下插踢打 - Dān Shǒu Xià Chā Tī Dǎ) (1:11-1:13): A single-handed variation.
Application - Embracing Fist and Wrapping Strike (抱拳裹打 - Bào Quán Guǒ Dǎ) (1:14-1:25): A wrapping/coiling movement that leads to a strike.
Correcting the Starting Posture (1:32-1:44): The master explains that the overly straight "stand up and lift" (直身蹲起 - Zhí Shēn Dūn Qǐ) is not practical and should be modified to an immediate upward lift and sinking motion (提肩贴身穿 - Tí Jiān Tiē Shēn Chuān), combining rising and sinking/lowering (起沉落浮).