Just watching this demonstration helps relieve stress. There's no doubt in my mind that the fluid movements and relaxation involved helps to release the "bad" energy within the body and mind. It's amazing that he carries out all of these fluid movements for as long as he does. The Yang Style Tai Chi form is obviously very peaceful. I see Fu Zhongwen lived for 91 years, wonder if this had anything to do with it?
Watching the video made me feel calm. I was so intrigued by his fluid movements and the way he moved slowly and with so much ease. I tried following him but since I was concentrating on him I could be in the moment but I liked how it felt moving my arms and body. I also liked how in the end he placed both his hands together like a bird and then released them. I thought that was like freeing all of the bad energy and getting back to center. Great video!
Watching this video of Fu Zhongwen can be compared to a successful version of relaxation via osmosis. This was far more effective than any of those childhood attempts of learning via osmosis (sleeping with books under pillows) right before a test. It was as if I absorbed the effects through watching. What a graceful art he has practiced throughout his life & dedicated his life to.
Zhongwen is amazing to watch. He looks so at peace as well as relaxed and graceful. I can certainly see how this would help the energy flow through our body and how it can help us become relaxed and mindful. Thanks, I really enjoyed this.
This video demonstrates how mind and body can act as one through the art of Tai Chi. I wonder if the benefits of the activity are dependent on the level of skill of the person performing it, or if the same benefits apply to all people who practice Tai Chi, even beginners.
I found the video with Sifu Fu Zhongwen very fascinating and surprisingly relaxing to watch. I can imagine how it could be a relaxing art for the person performing it.
ONE MUST BE BORN TO DIE....ONE MUST CRAWL BEFOR THEY STAND....ONE MUST STAND BEFORE THEY WALK.........ONE MUST WALK BEFORE THEY RUN......AND ONE MUST RUN BEFORE THEY DIE
I had the Honor & pleasure of studying with GrandMaster Fu for a tuai-shou seminar in Maryland a year or so before he passed on'. Ta de' tai-ji fa si tai hao! He is missed greatly! gan xie Nin,Si-Fu Mark
This is excellent, thank you for the chance to see this form. Also, think of this man's age, size, and then look at his feet and how he creates his hands via the waist. A Master.....
Fu Zhongwen had a HUGE reputation for doin it for real and never declined a challenge and were not talking pushing hands here. He fought for real against many from all kung fu schools.
this guys form is exactly like I have learnt not stiff and rigid like the Beijing style of Tai Chi that is only good as an aerobic exercise I wonder if he knows all the applications that really impresses me
I learned from Fu Zhongwen in 80's in Shanghai. His form is for real practice and not for show. What Fu Zhongwen played is exactly Yang Chen Fu(the third generation) played. If you watch Yang Chen Fu's photo, the form is the same as what Fu Zhongwen is doing.
I was in "Yong Nian" club in Shanghai. I do not know if the club still exists.
I learned from Fu Zhongwen in 80's in Shanghai. His form is for real practice and not for show. What Fu Zhongwen played is exactly Yang Chen Fu(the third generation) played. If you watch Yang Chen Fu's photo, the form is the same as what Fu Zhongwen is doing.
I was in "Yong Nian" club in Shanghai. I do not know if the club still exists.
This is a great opportunity to see excellent Yang Style tai chi, too bad his son that lives in Australia is not even 1/2 as good as his father. Look at the knee angles of Fu Zhongwen and look at the anglee of his son, not the same. Also his son uses to much shoulder.
Sorry but I'm sad that the knowledge wasn't pass as a complete whole.
Not hard enough? You are aware tai chi is an internal art? The power is both invisible and very soft. Study tai chi and you may eventually come to understand this. My form is similar and I have thrown a 230 pound man 10 feet while remaining light as a feather through the proper use of sensitivity, timing and chi. In sparring I have weathered ferocious attacks while remaining light as a feather. There are many hard styles - this is not one of them.
him and tung were the best boxers
yoda93100 7 months ago
While watching this I can feel and almost see the energy flowing through his body, it must have taken years of study to perfect all these moves.
kellis790 10 months ago
Just watching this demonstration helps relieve stress. There's no doubt in my mind that the fluid movements and relaxation involved helps to release the "bad" energy within the body and mind. It's amazing that he carries out all of these fluid movements for as long as he does. The Yang Style Tai Chi form is obviously very peaceful. I see Fu Zhongwen lived for 91 years, wonder if this had anything to do with it?
tmwynn27 10 months ago
Watching the video made me feel calm. I was so intrigued by his fluid movements and the way he moved slowly and with so much ease. I tried following him but since I was concentrating on him I could be in the moment but I liked how it felt moving my arms and body. I also liked how in the end he placed both his hands together like a bird and then released them. I thought that was like freeing all of the bad energy and getting back to center. Great video!
ssantosHSC 11 months ago
Watching this video of Fu Zhongwen can be compared to a successful version of relaxation via osmosis. This was far more effective than any of those childhood attempts of learning via osmosis (sleeping with books under pillows) right before a test. It was as if I absorbed the effects through watching. What a graceful art he has practiced throughout his life & dedicated his life to.
abbyelizabethbrown 11 months ago
Zhongwen is amazing to watch. He looks so at peace as well as relaxed and graceful. I can certainly see how this would help the energy flow through our body and how it can help us become relaxed and mindful. Thanks, I really enjoyed this.
Callie Flensburg
cflensburg 11 months ago
This video demonstrates how mind and body can act as one through the art of Tai Chi. I wonder if the benefits of the activity are dependent on the level of skill of the person performing it, or if the same benefits apply to all people who practice Tai Chi, even beginners.
Jon Antenucci
jantenucc 11 months ago
I found the video with Sifu Fu Zhongwen very fascinating and surprisingly relaxing to watch. I can imagine how it could be a relaxing art for the person performing it.
Andre Wilson
PrettyInPink1978 11 months ago
The Master is exuding powerful energy. Thank you for the opportunity in educating me with this form.
GRVenditti 11 months ago
Fascinating. His energy is powerful. I want to be there practicing with Zhongwen.
mlabant1 11 months ago
ONE MUST BE BORN TO DIE....ONE MUST CRAWL BEFOR THEY STAND....ONE MUST STAND BEFORE THEY WALK.........ONE MUST WALK BEFORE THEY RUN......AND ONE MUST RUN BEFORE THEY DIE
jasonszewc 1 year ago
I bet nobody was able to move this guys feet off the ground.
dekal1 1 year ago
this master's energy is amazing. I am speachless
tango0902 2 years ago
I had the Honor & pleasure of studying with GrandMaster Fu for a tuai-shou seminar in Maryland a year or so before he passed on'. Ta de' tai-ji fa si tai hao! He is missed greatly! gan xie Nin,Si-Fu Mark
MemphisFlash 2 years ago
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Mintara1 2 years ago
Wich routine is that?
srtzui 2 years ago
This is excellent, thank you for the chance to see this form. Also, think of this man's age, size, and then look at his feet and how he creates his hands via the waist. A Master.....
Vanpur 3 years ago
To advance one must first retreat. To retreat one must embrace humility...To grow the seed must die of itself...
steveuke 3 years ago
Fu Zhongwen had a HUGE reputation for doin it for real and never declined a challenge and were not talking pushing hands here. He fought for real against many from all kung fu schools.
SirRobbie888 3 years ago
like who
bookguy12000 2 years ago
me gustaria saber que forma es por favor gracias
hmbarretosu 3 years ago
@hmbarretosu
Esa forma es la tabla de los 85 movimientos de tai chi tradicional del estilo Yang
mdguinarda 1 year ago
@hmbarretosu
Es la tabla de los 85 movimientos de tai chi tradicional de la familia Yang
mdguinarda 1 year ago
I think that this is the real Yang Cheng Fu form 'cause he studied with him and he was his first student.Very powerful and rich taijiquan!!!
senbee01 3 years ago 6
@senbee01
NO! the form I made up yesterday is the real Taijiquan!!!!!!!!!!!!! (and I have more exclamatiiiion... I win)
stupidkid915 1 month ago
Real master Fu zhongwen. He form amazing power!!
skylady625 4 years ago
THis guys tai chi is like I learn Not like that Beijing style crap wow a real master
karlcrawford 4 years ago 4
dazizai, do you have shit for brains??
Jubeski 4 years ago
this guys form is exactly like I have learnt not stiff and rigid like the Beijing style of Tai Chi that is only good as an aerobic exercise I wonder if he knows all the applications that really impresses me
karlcrawford 4 years ago
His Taichi is ok, Better than his Son Fu sheng Yuan.
8906754 4 years ago
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Crazy video, look at my sexually explicit profile, I have a link to it, in my youtube profile.
HotCaliGirl1765 4 years ago
非常感谢！极为珍贵的片段。从中也为小弟解惑了，当今有些师父在第一个左peng后转腰开右手的同时，会把右脚尖也外撇，仔细看了几次，怎么也看不出来傅钟文先师有任何的右脚外撇。再次谢谢提供宝贵影片！
JBLifeCoach 4 years ago
impresionante
Rankawino 4 years ago
I learned from Fu Zhongwen in 80's in Shanghai. His form is for real practice and not for show. What Fu Zhongwen played is exactly Yang Chen Fu(the third generation) played. If you watch Yang Chen Fu's photo, the form is the same as what Fu Zhongwen is doing.
I was in "Yong Nian" club in Shanghai. I do not know if the club still exists.
mcheng88 4 years ago 2
I learned from Fu Zhongwen in 80's in Shanghai. His form is for real practice and not for show. What Fu Zhongwen played is exactly Yang Chen Fu(the third generation) played. If you watch Yang Chen Fu's photo, the form is the same as what Fu Zhongwen is doing.
I was in "Yong Nian" club in Shanghai. I do not know if the club still exists.
mcheng88 4 years ago
This is a great opportunity to see excellent Yang Style tai chi, too bad his son that lives in Australia is not even 1/2 as good as his father. Look at the knee angles of Fu Zhongwen and look at the anglee of his son, not the same. Also his son uses to much shoulder.
Sorry but I'm sad that the knowledge wasn't pass as a complete whole.
internalBoxing 5 years ago
search heaven man earth taiji for more real yang taiji.
SilvaBakPalm 4 years ago
The knowledge has been passed on! Check out Fu Qing Quan, grandson of Fu Zhongwen.
kmcq1961 4 years ago
The real stuff, a true kung fu legend - no secret family nonsense even in his 80s he was still formidable.
SirRobbie888 5 years ago
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are you kidding me?
did this guy ever take up the glove once in his whole life?
dazizai 4 years ago
Not hard enough? You are aware tai chi is an internal art? The power is both invisible and very soft. Study tai chi and you may eventually come to understand this. My form is similar and I have thrown a 230 pound man 10 feet while remaining light as a feather through the proper use of sensitivity, timing and chi. In sparring I have weathered ferocious attacks while remaining light as a feather. There are many hard styles - this is not one of them.
Lonesomesundown 4 years ago 2
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wow,which 230 pound man,Bas Rutten? muhammad ali?
dazizai 4 years ago
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wow, which 230 pound man, Bas Rutten ?
dazizai 4 years ago
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Dumbass.
mightydavefish 3 years ago
Awesoem VINTAGE Tai Ji from a Classical master, not a showman
greytigyr 5 years ago
Thank you very much. That's the same form as the posted Yang Sau Chung video.
chebacco 5 years ago
Thanx again for posting!
010man 5 years ago