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🤜💥🪵 Speed drill in the Spring Arm dummy. In Southern Praying Mantis kung fu, power is generated and channeled through the body in a specific way. Power is first established in the feet. This power is then transferred through the legs, flowing up through the body and into the waist. The waist acts as a fulcrum, directing and controlling the power generated by the lower body. Finally, the power is expressed through the hands, allowing for powerful and accurate strikes. This method of generating