Hi everyone,
I’ve been looking up and down the webpage to find out what the following abbreviations mean. In words, at least 
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LFSB – ?????
SWPE – sink waist press elbow
SYYZ (?) -?????
All come up in the New York 2018 workshop and the vid doesn’t talk about the remaining two. I GUESS SYY means “seperate yin and yang” but I am clueless about the “Z”
Can anyone help me out? And yeah, I am aware that the mere wording means nothing and I’ll probably not be closer to being able to do it than before but I am CURIOUS
Thanks in advance!
Barbara
2018 China Sport-Tourism Exhibition Special Sport Event
2018 China Sport-Tourism Exhibition Special Sport Event:
Shandong Daqingshan International Taiji Competition
Issued by:
Sport and Cultural Development Center of the
National Sport Bureau
Dates for 2019: May 18-19, 2019
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