Thanks for a bit of a refreshed on the 24 form. It's been a while since I had last done tai qi and I had forgotten a few of the steps. Having watched this, I remember the intricate movements now and can do it once again. Thanks. And the music was a great addition to the video.
The music is soothing and the movement is very smooth; the beautful part of taichi comes from its clinging to what s natural and spontaneous. s one can connect the chi to the movement, the melting process starts. It is a journey towad reconciliation!
beautiful video,i live in NH soon to move back to new york.i long to do my prayers&give honour to my firm transformation into taoism.i have researched for many nights but canot find any temples in which to go to.can you help me or give me any leads to find my way to any temple,please this is very important to me!!!!
Everything in existence forms around an energy matrix. In our bodies, the matrix forms the lines of force known as Ki, or Chi. Especially in Western civilization where we tend to lean toward the material rather than the spiritual, we often ignore this framework and this has a direct effect on the material body through which we experience this level of existance. Tai Chi brings the lines of force or Ki/Chi back into balance which, in turn, realigns the physical body.
@HarjyotSohalYou pose a fair question. Any long sequence that has been abbreviated loses the total value of that sequence. The adepts that formulated a sequence did so for various martial applications and health benefits. Learn from someone who can articulate what each posture contains and ask questions-lots of questions and don't take the answers at face value. Listen and research on your own. Beware...There are a lot of people claiming to be instructors but don't know much more than you.
@HarjyotSohal The same as other kinds of tai chi do. Its good both physically and mentally, in many ways, which would take me to long time to describe here. Plus there are countless writings to be found on the internet about it.
It can also be used for self-defence, but that requires the proper way of training it. One would of course have to train realistic fighting situations, along with technical application training.
Besides that you can also use the principles in many other aspects of life.
@Gza36Chambers hey man, heres a good advice: don't think when u hear these kind of music, just clean your mind and flow with the music.. breath in... breath out...
@disturbedman360 there will also b times where the attack is better than the defense :) hahaha wut about those who disrespect you, your family, or friends? wut would u do?
100% I can't respect a human if it does not deserve it, how about you?
@BakMau there will be thats why we must learn to forgive all martail arts are for defence never to attack or to get vengemce learn to let it go they are just a child inside who want nothing more than is your reaction. because if you cause him pain you are just really hurting your self
@disturbedman360 lol revenge is soooo sweeeeet, I can put it nxt to the pussies. besides I rather shoot another man and I'm not gonna be the one who feels the bullets.
if he causes me pain, then I'm gonna kill him, so he can feel the death..
everything u typed, I'm almost agreed with that, but remember no matter wut u do, there are allways people who dislikes you- ying and yang concept
@BakMau you shoot you get in trouble you are not a pussie if you walk away you're a man if you walk away there are always people who wants to start shit do not attack until he throws a punch or pulls out a weapon always use the force that is nessisary to stop them nothing more the more unnessiary damage you do the more you'll look a guilty a he is the best defence is staying away from those kinds of people if they do confront you stay calm and talk nicely then if nessiary run away
@BakMau do not kill the would be murder only injure him he won't come back he'll leave you alone he'll see and advoid you. i'm in taekwondo ictf style i use it to be strong for others and my country i do not like to fight to hurt people i'll fight if i need to and if i see someone in danger i will show mercy and understanding there are three words i would like you to learn and understand vi ar en (swedish for we are one) i have no set religond we have much to talk about talk later
@MrCarlos863 Hi. First, i wouldnt recommend learning taiji solely from a video. It would be best to learn the basics properly, under supervision. When the basics are thoroughly learned/adapted. Then it is okay to proceed solely with video. :-)
But if you have no other options, you might find some good instructional videos here on youtube, (I don't personally know any)
Another solution is to find/buy instructional DVD's on the internet.
I am teaching Chen style. I am working on another Yang style class. I like your work very much. It totally match with the music and the space. That's awesome !
I enjoyed to watch this video, you doing your form exercises. I give you my thougts:Maybe your flow of movement will develop if you give more awareness to the specific supporting quality of the area. get a feeling for that. check out if the ground realy carries you ( feel, not know ). try to send your weight a bit more to your heels.integrate your lower and middle spine in the alignment that connects you with center of earth. the smoothness comes out of the centering.
My background is Yang. (Tung family Tai Chi Chuan)
This 24 form is based on Yang. Devised in the early 1950´s, as an introduction to the art, and can be seen as a stepping stone for those wishing to pursue more difficult and strenuous routines.
During the 1980s the 42 form. The International Combined Competition Routine appeared. Embracing elements of four major styles i.e. Chen, Yang, Wu and Sun. Mainly based in the Yang Style and exhibiting a veneer of the Chen, Wu and Sun Style.
@410Alfa Hi. First, i wouldnt recommend learning taiji solely from a video. It would be best to learn the basics properly, under supervision. When the basics are thoroughly learned/adapted. Then it is okay to proceed solely with video. :-)
In short: Chen is the oldest form of Taiji. Yang is the most "popular", because it is easier to perform.
Yang Lu-Chan learned it from the Chen family. He simplified it, and removed some of the more hard/difficult routines.
thanks for the info. im 14 and my parents are strict, so im sure that they would disapporove of my studies of T'ai Chi and wouldn't pay for my learning. so that's unfortunate for me :(
Okay, then i would advice you to read about the principles of Taiji, especially regarding correct postures/stances. Also watch some videos where the postures/stances are explained. You would be amazed of how many details there actually are.
There are details regarding when to shift your weight forward/backwards, and when to turn the torso. which angles your body, feets and arms should be in, and at specific points. etc.
@skytte71 Despite the many details, its also important to do it naturally. Relax in your body, shoulders and elbows. Beware of over-extending your knees. (In certain positions if one hang a pendulum by the knees, the pendulum should "hoover" over the toes.)
Try not to rush the progress. The path is more important then the destination. Its better to know the basics properly, and only a couple of moves. Then to know a hole form, and have a poor foundation.
Well of course, there's a big difference between my performance (which is with "only" 2 ½ years training-experience).
Compared to the performance of a master, that has many more years of training. ;-)
Besides from that. In some aspects, it can be difficult to compare the performance, when the forms are as different, as the "24 tai chi form", and the "Wudang Kung Fu Tai Chi Quan 28 Form"
Bueno, por supuesto, hay una gran diferencia entre el rendimiento de mi (que es con "sólo" 2 años y medio de formación-experiencia).
En comparación con el desempeño de un maestro, que tiene muchos más años de formación. ;-)
Además de eso. En algunos aspectos, pueden ser difíciles de comparar el rendimiento, cuando las formas son tan diferentes, como la forma "24 tai chi" y el "kung-fu Wudang Tai Chi Quan 28 Formulario"
this is a good way to feel your chi, for people who question it and dont know about it. i used to think it was all bs, til i started learning tai chi. my sifu told me about it, i was still skeptic. now i have no doubt that its real, and will continue to learn how to focus it.
beautiful music..and background..performance is good but needs to improve on the timings..sometimes fast nd sometimes slow,,,nd pls concentrate on the postures..be calm,,,nd be in the moment..nd then experience the feeling
be calm, slowly movement, i practise shaolin and tai chi, it's my life !! my calm my power...my compliment continue improve your calm and your practise, you are good i see...remembre, in harmony with your body and mind and with the other people around you...
Amazing. Perfect choice of music and location. What Bugger said about Tai Chi being used for the health benifits is very true. I recently started learning Tai Chi and it has helped me focus my Chi greatly. My Kung Fu as improved because of it, too. I reccomend Tai Chi to any martial artist. Once again, great video!
I hope someday i will meet a friend who is willing to impart the knowledge of tai chi on me.... im really willing to learn but i dont know where to find a teacher...
Good morning, I have two accounts for acidente.Nao I'm being ironic, please do not think so, and do not have a thread of evil in my words acredite.Muitas often expose an opinion does not get the value of things or persons, if by chance this happened when I made my comment, sorry, and we will continue our roads.
My problem with the English, comes from the fact I was not speaking English, if you speak or write in Portuguese or Italian, we can communicate better ... Déborah
i dont get it.you hear stories about how good these tai chi fighters are.but still i havent seen a SINGLE video of them using there skills in real combat.for what do they train then?
(I cant link you cause of youtube comment-filter)
if you go on google and search for "Mind, body & kickass moves" (its a show) and look at the wikipedia page under Episode one, it mentions one tai chi martial art style - and a martial arts master :)
That vid is a good start. In order for tai chi to be effective, the user has to be able to get his hands onto his attacker. So i admit, sucker-punch a tai chi user and it'll be all over. However at my school, we are trained to portray a facade of disarmament. Appear as though we don't want to fight, only to get in close enough to start the fight on our own terms. Sometimes itll work, sometimes you'll end up spitting out your teeth. Fighting is unpredictable
And where the 'martial' element of tai chi fails, it is more than compensated by the health benefits. people say it, but i didn't realise how bad my posture was, nor how 'up-tight' i was before doing this. In the first few weeks, my sifu told me to relax, and i tried and tried, but couldn't relax my muscles the way i was supposed to. That really opened my eyes as to what a highly strung lifestyle we lead in the west, and just how important it is to learn to unwind.
That is utter rubbish, Taichi or Taiji is a devastating martial art, and translated means "supreme ultimate fist or supreme ultimate hand" a name given to the practitioners by those on the receiving end because they had no way to counter it.
Sadly the Beijing 24/48 step is a travesty of the original form which has over 300 postures. Even Cheng Fu's form has 108 postures.
I'm learning Pa-Kua right now, which incorporates tai-chi as well. Bty way were can I pick up a copy of the music and if not what is it so I can look for it?
My Danish instructor in yang Tai Chi, had very little knowledge about applications. So on occasions, he actually asked me about the possible applications to the Tai Chi movements, which i could see, and figure out myself.
I had a long history, of training other martial arts, mostly Gong fu, and therefor knew of applications already, before i took on Tai Chi.
So the only "real" lectures i have received in Tai Chi applications, was from a couple of Tai Chi seminars, with a Tai Chi style called: Practical Tai Chi Chuan, also referred to as: Wudang Tai Chi Chuan. And they emphasize a lot on applications.
Hi,if you look for beautiful music google for Tony O'Connor (Australian Musician) - I heard similar tunes on his tracks-you also find videos from him on youtube enjoy :)
Very beautiful track, anybody know where I can find more of this or similar music (I'm a strong admirer of oriental music and this is a very good mix)
I love the music. It looked easier than I thought. It seems most videos have trouble teaching how to do Tai Chi. I think I feel motivated enough to give it another chance. At least, to try to achieve the 24 form.
disculpen mi ingnorancia que es tai chi es como karate y meditacion al mismo tiempo? o que significa gracias y otraves disculpen mi ingnirancia pero quisiera saber que es
Yes! In some ways, you can compare Tai Chi, with a combination of karate and meditation.
Except, for the great differences between karate and Tai Chi, both in the physical movements, and the philosophy behind the martial art / self defence.
I hope that my answer, to your question makes sense to you...
Because i have used "google translate", to interpret you comment. :-P
And i have also, translated my english reply to you, into spanish. LOL
Sí! De alguna manera, se puede comparar el Tai Chi, con una combinación de karate y la meditación.
Salvo, por las grandes diferencias entre el karate y Tai Chi, tanto en los movimientos físicos, y la filosofía que hay detrás de las artes marciales / defensa propia.
Espero que mi respuesta a su pregunta tiene sentido para usted ...
Porque me han utilizado "traductor Google", para interpretar que comentar. :-P
Y tengo también, traducido Inglés mi respuesta a usted, en español. LOL
genuss in höchster vollendung- ist reggae schon geil, aber die asiatische musik in verbindung mit diesen schönen, fliessenden bewegungen ist einfach nur genial.
Especially during the transition, yi is lagging the body hence chi does not flow as smooth as it should be. Yi should evolve as complete as it can, coming in and going out the physical body and interact with surroundings as it is part of the mother nature and the universe, hence feeling self becoming as transparent as the air ......
Thanks for your wise/poetic advice. i can relate to it, and i sometimes sense/feel what you refer to, when i do Tai Chi. (and other "activities", for that matter)
One could say that, you should be letting go, of the form itself, and let the movements flow free from you/itself. Almost as if the movements come to you, on a inspirational level. Thus becoming, "One with it". ;-)
And the transitions during the form, from start to end, being as if it where only one movement.
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doing tai chi makes me more focus. tai chi is not just making you physically fit, its more on making you emotionally strong and balance.
iampeeay01 1 month ago
This is wonderful, you're very good at this, it's a pleasure to watch
Shindai 2 months ago
Tai qi Helps in a big way to rebuild Muscles and not just muscles, but allover self.
Remember that stress makes you fat, thus no stress makes you slim down.
Tai qi is the best at reducing stress.
schwarzwindDarken 4 months ago
his body is perfect
Plautus123 7 months ago in playlist Tai Chi Music
Dont bend your knee over your toetips (in archers stance (gong bu). Maximum on a vertical line nearly to it.
Keep your upper body in the archer`s stance (gong bu) upright. good though
jayc981 7 months ago
Nice video, I really enjoy it.
marlborolight75 8 months ago
muy buena forma gracias por el video
christianbarranon 8 months ago
Thanks for a bit of a refreshed on the 24 form. It's been a while since I had last done tai qi and I had forgotten a few of the steps. Having watched this, I remember the intricate movements now and can do it once again. Thanks. And the music was a great addition to the video.
mkidfe 8 months ago
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The music is soothing and the movement is very smooth; the beautful part of taichi comes from its clinging to what s natural and spontaneous. s one can connect the chi to the movement, the melting process starts. It is a journey towad reconciliation!
david1234lee 11 months ago
This is relaxing music it just puts me at the ocean looking at the water and waves crashing against the sand ;8)
tinagillet 1 year ago
Libérate::.. haz que tu vida comience de nuevo cada día::..
lanatoala 1 year ago
beautiful video,i live in NH soon to move back to new york.i long to do my prayers&give honour to my firm transformation into taoism.i have researched for many nights but canot find any temples in which to go to.can you help me or give me any leads to find my way to any temple,please this is very important to me!!!!
leihebert 1 year ago
@leihebert Hi, i'm not sure but i'm pretty certain that when people wants to give honour and to do their prayers, then a temple is not obligatory.
You can do your prayers and give honour, from anywhere/anyplace you choose to.
(The temple is in your heart)
skytte71 1 year ago 4
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I'm just now starting to learn 24. This should help. Thanks much!
werty89142 1 year ago
I'm just now starting to learn 24. This should help alot. Thanks much!
werty89142 1 year ago
Nice flow :)
DJGahann 1 year ago
Beautiful song. "Oliver Shanti & Friends - Macao Kyoto" :)
Torheas 1 year ago
lol I've been in Hundested- Denmark :) wut a small world :)
BakMau 1 year ago
tai chi is flipppin hard .>>>>needs alot of trainning
TONYxxxMONTANO 1 year ago
All the things in this world are permanent, We must awaken and find out own path to enlightenment....Awaken!
russel123you 1 year ago
Beautifull man,
Tell me, where have you found this awesome music?
metal4everNL 1 year ago
evrything is beautiful in this vid, ty for sharing- good day
BakMau 1 year ago
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any form of tai chii does more than anyone will ever know
ieualin 1 year ago
any form of tai chiit does more than anyone will ever know
ieualin 1 year ago
Everything in existence forms around an energy matrix. In our bodies, the matrix forms the lines of force known as Ki, or Chi. Especially in Western civilization where we tend to lean toward the material rather than the spiritual, we often ignore this framework and this has a direct effect on the material body through which we experience this level of existance. Tai Chi brings the lines of force or Ki/Chi back into balance which, in turn, realigns the physical body.
uncleezra1 1 year ago
@HarjyotSohalYou pose a fair question. Any long sequence that has been abbreviated loses the total value of that sequence. The adepts that formulated a sequence did so for various martial applications and health benefits. Learn from someone who can articulate what each posture contains and ask questions-lots of questions and don't take the answers at face value. Listen and research on your own. Beware...There are a lot of people claiming to be instructors but don't know much more than you.
JustAnotherOpinion1 1 year ago
not to be mean but what does the tai chi 24 do?
HarjyotSohal 1 year ago
@HarjyotSohal The same as other kinds of tai chi do. Its good both physically and mentally, in many ways, which would take me to long time to describe here. Plus there are countless writings to be found on the internet about it.
It can also be used for self-defence, but that requires the proper way of training it. One would of course have to train realistic fighting situations, along with technical application training.
Besides that you can also use the principles in many other aspects of life.
skytte71 1 year ago
sehr schön (:
viedelanom 1 year ago
man i dont know what it is but theres something about this video that bombards me with mixed emotions, for some reason i feel like crying.
Gza36Chambers 1 year ago
@Gza36Chambers
It resonates with your higher self and brings you closer to who you really are.
uncleezra1 1 year ago
@Gza36Chambers hey man, heres a good advice: don't think when u hear these kind of music, just clean your mind and flow with the music.. breath in... breath out...
peace
BakMau 1 year ago
@BakMau makes me tired good before bed .peace,honour and respect that is my code never to attack only defend and have respect for others
disturbedman360 1 year ago
@disturbedman360 there will also b times where the attack is better than the defense :) hahaha wut about those who disrespect you, your family, or friends? wut would u do?
100% I can't respect a human if it does not deserve it, how about you?
BakMau 1 year ago
@BakMau there will be thats why we must learn to forgive all martail arts are for defence never to attack or to get vengemce learn to let it go they are just a child inside who want nothing more than is your reaction. because if you cause him pain you are just really hurting your self
disturbedman360 1 year ago
@disturbedman360 lol revenge is soooo sweeeeet, I can put it nxt to the pussies. besides I rather shoot another man and I'm not gonna be the one who feels the bullets.
if he causes me pain, then I'm gonna kill him, so he can feel the death..
everything u typed, I'm almost agreed with that, but remember no matter wut u do, there are allways people who dislikes you- ying and yang concept
BakMau 1 year ago
@BakMau you shoot you get in trouble you are not a pussie if you walk away you're a man if you walk away there are always people who wants to start shit do not attack until he throws a punch or pulls out a weapon always use the force that is nessisary to stop them nothing more the more unnessiary damage you do the more you'll look a guilty a he is the best defence is staying away from those kinds of people if they do confront you stay calm and talk nicely then if nessiary run away
disturbedman360 1 year ago
@disturbedman360 see, I agree with u once more :)
1- avoid
2- walk/run away
3- kill it- if not it will come back for you
I've reached only nr 2- nr 3 is waiting hehe, u seem like a good man, pls accept my friend invitation, talk to u later man and goodluck
BakMau 1 year ago
@BakMau do not kill the would be murder only injure him he won't come back he'll leave you alone he'll see and advoid you. i'm in taekwondo ictf style i use it to be strong for others and my country i do not like to fight to hurt people i'll fight if i need to and if i see someone in danger i will show mercy and understanding there are three words i would like you to learn and understand vi ar en (swedish for we are one) i have no set religond we have much to talk about talk later
disturbedman360 1 year ago
el chico sabe mucho tendra ke ser un mastro
icewolf313 1 year ago
beautifull and relaxing music... thanks AZIR for give me this page web...!! ANd happy birthday son... i love you... in ALLAH U AKBAR!! ami aisha!!
Zaphhir 1 year ago
Very nicely done with beautiful music
Thank you for posting this video
LabaykaYaMahdi 1 year ago
...How I like this mood...
980graziella 1 year ago
nice
GoldenBenTanner 1 year ago
such fantastic control!
beautiful movement
skitzitilby 1 year ago
Hi, I would like to learn Tai Chi, but have not found a simple to follow video. Do you have any suggestions?
MrCarlos863 1 year ago
@MrCarlos863 Hi. First, i wouldnt recommend learning taiji solely from a video. It would be best to learn the basics properly, under supervision. When the basics are thoroughly learned/adapted. Then it is okay to proceed solely with video. :-)
But if you have no other options, you might find some good instructional videos here on youtube, (I don't personally know any)
Another solution is to find/buy instructional DVD's on the internet.
Good luck :-)
skytte71 1 year ago
Hi Skytte71,
I am teaching Chen style. I am working on another Yang style class. I like your work very much. It totally match with the music and the space. That's awesome !
andydoankhang84 1 year ago
@andydoankhang84 Hi, thank you.
I'm not sure if you are aware of this, but i noticed that your name has the word "Ankh" in it.
The Egyptian hieroglyph symbol for Ankh means "Life" as in "Eternal life", and the word Ankh means "Key". It is therefor called "Key of life".
skytte71 1 year ago
nice just to go of in another world and chill out :) peace at last ;)
Romeo545uk 1 year ago
Hi skyte71,
I enjoyed to watch this video, you doing your form exercises. I give you my thougts:Maybe your flow of movement will develop if you give more awareness to the specific supporting quality of the area. get a feeling for that. check out if the ground realy carries you ( feel, not know ). try to send your weight a bit more to your heels.integrate your lower and middle spine in the alignment that connects you with center of earth. the smoothness comes out of the centering.
schlum27 1 year ago
its time to post my tai chi 24. thanks for yours
kettlebell51 1 year ago
good flow to your form. Good comment responses as well. Is that in Denmark?
BonsaiChimp 1 year ago
Thank you :-)
Yep, "Hundested" Beach, Denmark.
skytte71 1 year ago
what's your style ? Yang or cheng ? i practise cheng,with low and difficulty position...but very healthy...believe me..=)
jamesgot88 1 year ago
My background is Yang. (Tung family Tai Chi Chuan)
This 24 form is based on Yang. Devised in the early 1950´s, as an introduction to the art, and can be seen as a stepping stone for those wishing to pursue more difficult and strenuous routines.
During the 1980s the 42 form. The International Combined Competition Routine appeared. Embracing elements of four major styles i.e. Chen, Yang, Wu and Sun. Mainly based in the Yang Style and exhibiting a veneer of the Chen, Wu and Sun Style.
skytte71 1 year ago
@skytte71 im completely new to T'ai Chi, ive only learned one form online so far, so could you tell me what Yang and Chen is?
410Alfa 1 year ago
@410Alfa Hi. First, i wouldnt recommend learning taiji solely from a video. It would be best to learn the basics properly, under supervision. When the basics are thoroughly learned/adapted. Then it is okay to proceed solely with video. :-)
In short: Chen is the oldest form of Taiji. Yang is the most "popular", because it is easier to perform.
Yang Lu-Chan learned it from the Chen family. He simplified it, and removed some of the more hard/difficult routines.
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skytte71 1 year ago
@skytte71 So "Chen / Yang" indicates the family names of which the taiji branches derived from.
Try see some videos of Yang / Chen taiji, and you will clearly see the differences. (and of course the similarities also)
If you google it, you can find much more info about it.
Good luck with it :-)
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skytte71 1 year ago
@skytte71
thanks for the info. im 14 and my parents are strict, so im sure that they would disapporove of my studies of T'ai Chi and wouldn't pay for my learning. so that's unfortunate for me :(
410Alfa 1 year ago
@410Alfa Your welcome. :-)
Okay, then i would advice you to read about the principles of Taiji, especially regarding correct postures/stances. Also watch some videos where the postures/stances are explained. You would be amazed of how many details there actually are.
There are details regarding when to shift your weight forward/backwards, and when to turn the torso. which angles your body, feets and arms should be in, and at specific points. etc.
(Continued - A)
skytte71 1 year ago
@skytte71 Despite the many details, its also important to do it naturally. Relax in your body, shoulders and elbows. Beware of over-extending your knees. (In certain positions if one hang a pendulum by the knees, the pendulum should "hoover" over the toes.)
Try not to rush the progress. The path is more important then the destination. Its better to know the basics properly, and only a couple of moves. Then to know a hole form, and have a poor foundation.
Again, good luck with it. :-)
(B)
skytte71 1 year ago
what´s the name of the song?
taisaolainhuvay 2 years ago
hehe search and you will find.
Clue: The path of enlightenment can be found at time-frame: 0:02
skytte71 2 years ago
this is a great comment. took me a long time to realise the importance of it.
tiernanluke 2 years ago
FInally, Tai Chi performed by a hunk instead of old men in blouses!
*runs away in panic from old men in blouses*
It takes a bit of leg strength to do tai chi, something people don't realize, until they see someone doing it in shorts... LOL!
rozniy 2 years ago
LOL That is good humor. hehe
skytte71 2 years ago
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what a boring and wasteful hobby
Plautus123 2 years ago
@ Plautus123
Life is what we make of it.
The more, we understand to appreciate life/things, (even with its flaws). The more joy, will life give us.
Whether things are wasteful or not, depends on what we want with it.
Please grow some insight to life. So that you can meet the world, as the world is.
And not, as you want it to be.
Otherwise it would, or could be such a shame, to see a life, like yours... Go to "waste". (some would, or could say) ;-)
skytte71 2 years ago
"Plautus123's" comment aren't visible no more.
(Because of the "thumbs down/poor comment" has reached 6 votes.)
While i like the "thumb vote" system. I don't like that the comments are "removed" after 6 votes.
So here's a copy of "Plautus123's" comment.:
""What a boring and wasteful hobby""
skytte71 1 year ago
so is going to work but you do it every day
Botany101 1 year ago
despues de ver a los campeones se ve una gran diferencia
bimbelo1 2 years ago
Well of course, there's a big difference between my performance (which is with "only" 2 ½ years training-experience).
Compared to the performance of a master, that has many more years of training. ;-)
Besides from that. In some aspects, it can be difficult to compare the performance, when the forms are as different, as the "24 tai chi form", and the "Wudang Kung Fu Tai Chi Quan 28 Form"
(1 out of 2)
skytte71 2 years ago
(In your channel, i can see that you have recently commented on the "wudang 28 form".
so my guess is, that your comparison is based on those two forms...? Am i correct?)
(2 out of 2)
skytte71 2 years ago
(In "google" spanish)
Bueno, por supuesto, hay una gran diferencia entre el rendimiento de mi (que es con "sólo" 2 años y medio de formación-experiencia).
En comparación con el desempeño de un maestro, que tiene muchos más años de formación. ;-)
Además de eso. En algunos aspectos, pueden ser difíciles de comparar el rendimiento, cuando las formas son tan diferentes, como la forma "24 tai chi" y el "kung-fu Wudang Tai Chi Quan 28 Formulario"
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skytte71 2 years ago
(En su canal, puedo ver que usted ha comentado recientemente en el "Wudang 28 forma".
así que mi conjetura es que su comparación se basa en esas dos formas ...? Estoy en lo cierto?)
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skytte71 2 years ago
You should keep your back straight my friend
farhan3d 2 years ago
Me pareció muy bueno para practicar en la playa felicitaciones! desde Uruguay
juano091000 2 years ago
Hey you should relax more, you look stubborn... anyway i guess you have improvved a lot because it was a longtime ago..
redpakiu 2 years ago
excellent video,
This art is really beneficial 4 the body
DANIELELIAS20 2 years ago
hi... got one question... what is Tai Chi good for??... good for the soul to relax or reliefing stress??, i really dont have a clue :-)
Zyyler55 2 years ago
beautiful music and tai chi, i love denmark sea.
OhSleeperAwake 2 years ago
wat name of song
danifantasy7 2 years ago
any one notice that at 1:50 it looks like he pulls the windsurfer over?
nolanl72 2 years ago
The power of Chi! ;-)
snooty30 2 years ago
I didnt.. but that's .. or really funny or really impressive.
TheFunFerret 2 years ago
thanks for posting
LaurentziuRo 2 years ago
this is a good way to feel your chi, for people who question it and dont know about it. i used to think it was all bs, til i started learning tai chi. my sifu told me about it, i was still skeptic. now i have no doubt that its real, and will continue to learn how to focus it.
hypekillacsplaya 2 years ago
Very nice. I always avoided watching this video, I don't know why, but now I'm happy that I did. Good luck! Keep enjoying Tai Chi!
bldrake 2 years ago 3
Thank you. That was very sweet of you.
Your comment made me smile, and gave me a warm feeling inside.
Good luck to you too. :-)
skytte71 2 years ago
Beautiful music.
Peace from all at 'blue dot'
BlueDotMusic 2 years ago 3
beautiful music..and background..performance is good but needs to improve on the timings..sometimes fast nd sometimes slow,,,nd pls concentrate on the postures..be calm,,,nd be in the moment..nd then experience the feeling
nitz22794 2 years ago
Even if there're mistakes, i like the performance :)
Sry for my english.
tar684vb 2 years ago
Hi, what is the name of this Song??
Jacky000085 2 years ago
What is the name of the song?
KoraDanci 2 years ago
macao kyoto
skytte71 2 years ago
Sorry but this performance is very bad... Many mistakes...
Aron3d 2 years ago
this performance is very good,
tai chi is formless even that there are forms for it..you must find your own path and form...begone!
UnknownFromHeaven 2 years ago 7
Would youlike to point out the mistakes you've been discovered?...Thank You.
aeortiz2004 2 years ago
be calm, slowly movement, i practise shaolin and tai chi, it's my life !! my calm my power...my compliment continue improve your calm and your practise, you are good i see...remembre, in harmony with your body and mind and with the other people around you...
jamesgot88 2 years ago
amazing bro. im starting Wing Chun next week, i hope the style is similar, cuz that looks great. respect
jaxbund 2 years ago
Where can i download this cind of music?
lejdicunade2 2 years ago
Amazing. Perfect choice of music and location. What Bugger said about Tai Chi being used for the health benifits is very true. I recently started learning Tai Chi and it has helped me focus my Chi greatly. My Kung Fu as improved because of it, too. I reccomend Tai Chi to any martial artist. Once again, great video!
SahilFace 2 years ago
I hope someday i will meet a friend who is willing to impart the knowledge of tai chi on me.... im really willing to learn but i dont know where to find a teacher...
sweetlie100 2 years ago
When the student is ready the master will appear. Lao Tsu
walkingbear56 2 years ago 2
excelent
I'm learning that in Austria and do this at work if I have time in the park
GreekMilos 2 years ago
The Tai Chi 24 forms was perfectly executed.
At the end though you didn't pay respects to your audience but I'm sure you do nowadays.
Well done!
Coolaid4507 2 years ago
Thanks
hehe yes, i forgot to do the "salute" ;-)
skytte71 2 years ago
tai chi is the water style in avatar
shaolindude1 2 years ago
hey ppl, go to my channel and make a question, it will be answered ;)
ANY!! ANY!! Question ;)
tubemankiwi 2 years ago
Good morning, I have two accounts for acidente.Nao I'm being ironic, please do not think so, and do not have a thread of evil in my words acredite.Muitas often expose an opinion does not get the value of things or persons, if by chance this happened when I made my comment, sorry, and we will continue our roads.
My problem with the English, comes from the fact I was not speaking English, if you speak or write in Portuguese or Italian, we can communicate better ... Déborah
debbiedlotus 2 years ago
i dont get it.you hear stories about how good these tai chi fighters are.but still i havent seen a SINGLE video of them using there skills in real combat.for what do they train then?
chechen120 2 years ago
(I cant link you cause of youtube comment-filter)
if you go on google and search for "Mind, body & kickass moves" (its a show) and look at the wikipedia page under Episode one, it mentions one tai chi martial art style - and a martial arts master :)
BenBandana 2 years ago
chechen - /watch?v=hkyq9FljlG8
That vid is a good start. In order for tai chi to be effective, the user has to be able to get his hands onto his attacker. So i admit, sucker-punch a tai chi user and it'll be all over. However at my school, we are trained to portray a facade of disarmament. Appear as though we don't want to fight, only to get in close enough to start the fight on our own terms. Sometimes itll work, sometimes you'll end up spitting out your teeth. Fighting is unpredictable
mockingbird83 2 years ago
And where the 'martial' element of tai chi fails, it is more than compensated by the health benefits. people say it, but i didn't realise how bad my posture was, nor how 'up-tight' i was before doing this. In the first few weeks, my sifu told me to relax, and i tried and tried, but couldn't relax my muscles the way i was supposed to. That really opened my eyes as to what a highly strung lifestyle we lead in the west, and just how important it is to learn to unwind.
mockingbird83 2 years ago
Tai Chi itself is not a "combat" martial art.
If you learned some Tai Chi though you would understand the health and strengthening benefits from it though.
Martial artists normally use Tai Chi for these benefits and study another martial art for self-defense purposes.
Tai Chi can be thought of as a dance if you want to be blunt.
Coolaid4507 2 years ago
TaiChi itself is not a "combat" martial art.
That is utter rubbish, Taichi or Taiji is a devastating martial art, and translated means "supreme ultimate fist or supreme ultimate hand" a name given to the practitioners by those on the receiving end because they had no way to counter it.
Sadly the Beijing 24/48 step is a travesty of the original form which has over 300 postures. Even Cheng Fu's form has 108 postures.
BuggeritHandnShrimp 2 years ago
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debbiedlotus 2 years ago
go see her vidios can't comment, because she doesn't want people say she sucks.
sankaghost 2 years ago
thank you for your immense professional ...
We feel very different ...
But good luck in your journey ..
dlotus13 2 years ago
beautiful music and nice video thank you
NoireMagie 2 years ago
So so wonderful music!
01Titanilla 2 years ago
Is amazing see your kinds moves, is beautiful... :-)
supergracy 2 years ago
omg so cool :) im starting tai chia s a sort of anger management therapy ^.^
daweasel21 2 years ago
Jesus this sport is so relax.I wish have own mister.......
czskunk 2 years ago 2
Du er fandme dygtig... !
Obling95 2 years ago
do you also do 42 form
ausarwinkler 2 years ago
Yes!
Look in: "Video Responses" to this video.
:-)
skytte71 2 years ago
I'm learning Pa-Kua right now, which incorporates tai-chi as well. Bty way were can I pick up a copy of the music and if not what is it so I can look for it?
GeneralArrow 2 years ago
Album: Tai Chi - Track: Macao Kyoto
Artist: Oliver Shanti & Friends
;-)
skytte71 2 years ago
Much thanks :).
GeneralArrow 2 years ago
very beautiful
brigna7 2 years ago 2
Hey, nice form. I wonder, do you learn Applications too?
TaiQiPanda 2 years ago
Well... (a question not easily answered) :-)
My Danish instructor in yang Tai Chi, had very little knowledge about applications. So on occasions, he actually asked me about the possible applications to the Tai Chi movements, which i could see, and figure out myself.
I had a long history, of training other martial arts, mostly Gong fu, and therefor knew of applications already, before i took on Tai Chi.
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skytte71 2 years ago
Well to be correct my Danish Yang Tai Chi instructor, knew of different San Shou drills, (push hands) So we were taught some applications therefrom.
I was taught the 24 form, and 42 form, in China. And there they didn't teach us the applications either.
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skytte71 2 years ago
So the only "real" lectures i have received in Tai Chi applications, was from a couple of Tai Chi seminars, with a Tai Chi style called: Practical Tai Chi Chuan, also referred to as: Wudang Tai Chi Chuan. And they emphasize a lot on applications.
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skytte71 2 years ago
Huh. I wonder, who were the Wudang seminars given by? where were they?
TaiQiPanda 2 years ago
By Torben Rif. Chief Instructor of Wudang Tai Chi Chuan, here in Denmark. The seminars where held at different locations.
Their web: w w w taichiskole dk
skytte71 2 years ago
loved the song .. the form i didnt see ...
sorry
QuanYin71 2 years ago
nice job
this song is amazing too
XeroEternal 2 years ago
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OsirisSalazar 2 years ago
i found the song on rhapsody under oliver shanti. it's from the album best of oliver shanti and friends:circles of life.
bigwavedave808 2 years ago
can someone tell me what to search on limewired to get this song or the name of song and CD so i can buy it?
TEHFAIBOX 2 years ago
If you read carefully at 0:02 of this clip you would have seen it said: Music "Macao Kyoto" By Oliver Shanti & Friends.
orkamera83 2 years ago
your right, but! searched that on limewire and couldnt find the song... Thanks for trying to help though.
TEHFAIBOX 2 years ago
this is the type of music thats good to listen while sleeping... relax your brain and sleep peacefully.......
TEHFAIBOX 2 years ago
Hi,if you look for beautiful music google for Tony O'Connor (Australian Musician) - I heard similar tunes on his tracks-you also find videos from him on youtube enjoy :)
marlenenrw 3 years ago
ilike oriental to ijust search oliver shanti or tai chi music
drewcops 3 years ago
Very beautiful track, anybody know where I can find more of this or similar music (I'm a strong admirer of oriental music and this is a very good mix)
Rakonat 3 years ago 2
Hi there'a anyone who know the music or harmony or accord about this wonderful music?
Thjanks 4 all.
maestrale111 3 years ago
beautiful
drewcops 3 years ago
WOW ... that music is amazing!!!
Guzmicz 3 years ago
beautiful music but a lot sleeping...
the person that made tai chi is very calm but he has to improve her tai chi...YANG STYLE...very simple to made, but very difficult memorization...
jamesgot88 3 years ago
I feel like if I were lying on a floor full of wild flowers and green pasture, being alone and little drops of water falling over my face
barranquillero2289 3 years ago
Beautiful!
culleyb 3 years ago
es musica muy relajante
edgar1986779 3 years ago 2
I love the music. It looked easier than I thought. It seems most videos have trouble teaching how to do Tai Chi. I think I feel motivated enough to give it another chance. At least, to try to achieve the 24 form.
MinaICCS 3 years ago
this tai chi song makes me so sad i can cry but its makes me happy and free too
Fonzie8490 3 years ago
very cool, i hope someday i can be that great in tai chi. peace
shinomora 3 years ago
I really like the music =D. Can u tell me the name of that beutiful music piece?
animekid223 3 years ago
The Music piece is: Macao Kyoto. From the album: Tai Chi, by Oliver Shanti & Friends.
skytte71 3 years ago
Exquisite.
jayne56011 3 years ago
really, really cool vid.
u are good at it :-) and the best music, Oliver Shanti <3 :-)
k4a4l4i4b4e4r4 3 years ago
la ce mare este filmat? Eu as prefera doar sa ascult
cucuca30 3 years ago
That's looking very good, why didn't you do it in some sort of traditional tai chi clothes, it could've added a antique tone =)
p.s: the music is really calming, thnx
Pimedev 3 years ago 2
the music is good...which cd is that one.
pikootu 3 years ago
disculpen mi ingnorancia que es tai chi es como karate y meditacion al mismo tiempo? o que significa gracias y otraves disculpen mi ingnirancia pero quisiera saber que es
pintonefty 3 years ago
Yes! In some ways, you can compare Tai Chi, with a combination of karate and meditation.
Except, for the great differences between karate and Tai Chi, both in the physical movements, and the philosophy behind the martial art / self defence.
I hope that my answer, to your question makes sense to you...
Because i have used "google translate", to interpret you comment. :-P
And i have also, translated my english reply to you, into spanish. LOL
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skytte71 3 years ago
Sí! De alguna manera, se puede comparar el Tai Chi, con una combinación de karate y la meditación.
Salvo, por las grandes diferencias entre el karate y Tai Chi, tanto en los movimientos físicos, y la filosofía que hay detrás de las artes marciales / defensa propia.
Espero que mi respuesta a su pregunta tiene sentido para usted ...
Porque me han utilizado "traductor Google", para interpretar que comentar. :-P
Y tengo también, traducido Inglés mi respuesta a usted, en español. LOL
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skytte71 3 years ago
hahahahah =D
hiddenmind 3 years ago 2
i like it
jws4156 3 years ago
wonderful in combination with the music.
jeffilopho 3 years ago
i must say Tai Chi is a beautiful art. The slow soft movement do show the true essence of Martial art. Great vid mate.
muaythaimarc 3 years ago 2
genuss in höchster vollendung- ist reggae schon geil, aber die asiatische musik in verbindung mit diesen schönen, fliessenden bewegungen ist einfach nur genial.
reggaemonster 3 years ago
das ist echt schön
arzuu1982 3 years ago
anyone know where i can find a free version of this song to download?
theit57 3 years ago
Especially during the transition, yi is lagging the body hence chi does not flow as smooth as it should be. Yi should evolve as complete as it can, coming in and going out the physical body and interact with surroundings as it is part of the mother nature and the universe, hence feeling self becoming as transparent as the air ......
discus2007 3 years ago
Hi discus2007 :-)
Thanks for your wise/poetic advice. i can relate to it, and i sometimes sense/feel what you refer to, when i do Tai Chi. (and other "activities", for that matter)
One could say that, you should be letting go, of the form itself, and let the movements flow free from you/itself. Almost as if the movements come to you, on a inspirational level. Thus becoming, "One with it". ;-)
And the transitions during the form, from start to end, being as if it where only one movement.
skytte71 3 years ago
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