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These are the fourth and fifth principles of Liu Da Kai, “Ti“ 提, “lifting“, and “Kua“ 垮, “scissor movement“. The fourth principle Ti refers to opening the “door“, or opponents guard, with an upward movement. The fifth one, Kua, emphasises two movements moving in opposite directions, cutting everything in their path. Read more about Baji Association and master Lü Baochun at Read the original article, “Liu Da Kai 八極六大开“, from here (in English and in Finnish): Author of the original article is master Lü's student Miika Wikberg who runs a Baji shool in Finland's Vaasa. For more information, see:
