What characters are used for that?That is called "Gao Tan Ma". This is the meaning of that form name.
Isn't that the "Pat High Horse" move?33. 高探马
I think to be true the meaning they have to be standing higher, sort of that fancy Mongol standing off the side of the horse style, but that is the meaning.
Isn't that the "Pat High Horse" move?
I know a manchu archery scholar who believes that the "bow stance" was derived from the posture of stringing a bow (rather than looking like one):That is a mistranslation. The actual meaning is High mounted archer, which in fact is replicated in the position of the move quite obviously. Tanma is actually an antiquated word referring to Manchu archers- specific.