The outward block / punch sequence is as follows:
| 1) | step to the left with the left foot with the execution of both a left vertical outward block and a right ninety degree straight punch |
| 2) | draw the right foot toward the left into a right forty five degree cat stance while simultaneously retracting both arms to the left side in a 'cup and saucer' position |
| 3) | step to the right with the right foot with the execution of both a right vertical outward block and a left ninety degree straight punch |
An analysis of this sequence exposes the following information:
•it utilizes two-in-one timing (simultaneously)
•it demonstrates both the direction of the straight (punch) and the outward (block) simultaneously
•it demonstrates both the use of the side of the weapon (block) and tip of the weapon (knuckles) simultaneously
•it's movements are directed to the horizontal plane (opposite of upward block / middle-knuckle sequence)
•the right offset horse demonstrates the opposite side executed in Long Form One (and same for left side)
Outward Block Specific Information
An analysis of this specific maneuver exposes the following information:
•the block is delivered with the opposite side of the weapon (arm) as the inward block
•the block utilizes isolated torque
Punch Specific Information
An analysis of this specific maneuver exposes the following information:
•the strike is not properly aligned with the body (like a reverse punch)