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yes, i studied with C.K. Chan...
samk888 1 year ago
yes! i sudied with C.K. Chan...
samk888 1 year ago
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Did you study with C.K. Chan?
compassion0
compassion0 1 year ago
Did you study with C.K. Chan?
compassion0 1 year ago
to jimdesu... thanks for the comment, my teacher always said that in liuhebafa you'll find elements of taichi, hsing yi chuan and bagua, as far as hsing yi is concerned he taught me after liuhebafa a set of ten movements used in hsing yi, so i may assume since when you practise for a long time the form become influenced by your character that what transpire may have strong elements of hsing yi, after all it is used in its simplest expression as a method of self defense...
samk888 1 year ago
Neat! Most folks doing this that I see have a ton of taijiquan in their movement, but this guy looks more xingyiquan (I'm guessing). Thanks for posting!
jimdesu 1 year ago
This is an example of why a knowledgable teacher is needed; the exercise remain an exercise
waterspirit6x8 2 years ago
thank you for the advice,by the way you also need a teacher for your misspellings...
samk888 2 years ago
A fellow "learning friend"! Very nice!
sevendogpack 3 years ago 4
Hi, your Liu he is pretty cool. Who's your teacher? Did you learn in China?
bgrant89 4 years ago 5