@highvalleyranch Did you Learn Kuo Lien Ying's tai-chi? I learn it from his wife. But many people are saying that is Guang Piny Yang style. What do you think of that? Did he ever agreed to that style?
@harkying99 Chen village learned the Taoist style (now known as Guang Ping) which they refined into what is now known as Chen style. And from Chen style the other styles descended. But one should not look at Guang Ping as less refined than Chen because it uses a slightly different power and technique in its martial applications, that is, more smashing and less locking.
I had the very good fortune to study under Randy 30 years ago.His sincerity and dedication was a major inspiration in my own lifetime journey of KungFu. He is a genuinely good soul -which I came to learn is the true mark of high skill. Thanks Randy for the gifts you shared with many of us...Ed W.
Yes, I started studying with him in 1967 and continued until his passing. He granted me permission to teach in 1974, and I taught classes until 1991. I stopped when I moved away into the mountains.
Why the strange order from the 1978 clip--I see a mix of chaquan, tantui 3/9, and Erlong...at least. Was that part of the way Sifu Kuo was teaching? Did you just put some stuff together? Was he in the background calling the moves?
I was planning to show this to my 9-10 year olds and they are going to want to know.
Yes, you are very observant. This was my own mixed set of the three shaolin sets that Sifu Kuo taught. He never taught this way. But I decided to mix them to learn more flow of moves to moves.
Fantastic vid!
ksipa 1 year ago
Do you have any other clips of you performing Kuo Lien Ying's forms? He brought some unique skills to the USA.
banjobilly 1 year ago
A real pleasure to watch, excellent work. Thanks for sharing
SiFudale 2 years ago
wow i love the clip. you move great at 62 even better than teenagers doing that form. i also practice from kuo's lineage.
airforceallie 2 years ago
airforceallie
Thanks for the kind comments!
With whom did you study?
highvalleyranch 2 years ago
@highvalleyranch Did you Learn Kuo Lien Ying's tai-chi? I learn it from his wife. But many people are saying that is Guang Piny Yang style. What do you think of that? Did he ever agreed to that style?
cheerry777 1 year ago
@cheerry777 Guang Ping Tai Chi is the original Tai Chi Chuan. It is the style from which all other styles of Tai Chi are descended.
banjobilly 1 year ago
@banjobilly Really?Including Chen?
harkying99 7 months ago
@harkying99 Chen village learned the Taoist style (now known as Guang Ping) which they refined into what is now known as Chen style. And from Chen style the other styles descended. But one should not look at Guang Ping as less refined than Chen because it uses a slightly different power and technique in its martial applications, that is, more smashing and less locking.
banjobilly 7 months ago
I had the very good fortune to study under Randy 30 years ago.His sincerity and dedication was a major inspiration in my own lifetime journey of KungFu. He is a genuinely good soul -which I came to learn is the true mark of high skill. Thanks Randy for the gifts you shared with many of us...Ed W.
ehwafs 2 years ago
Yes, I started studying with him in 1967 and continued until his passing. He granted me permission to teach in 1974, and I taught classes until 1991. I stopped when I moved away into the mountains.
highvalleyranch 3 years ago
highvalleyranch-Did you know Kuo Lien Ying(who died in 1984)?
coldfreshwater 3 years ago
You still look great!
Why the strange order from the 1978 clip--I see a mix of chaquan, tantui 3/9, and Erlong...at least. Was that part of the way Sifu Kuo was teaching? Did you just put some stuff together? Was he in the background calling the moves?
I was planning to show this to my 9-10 year olds and they are going to want to know.
Thanks
ogscott 3 years ago
Yes, you are very observant. This was my own mixed set of the three shaolin sets that Sifu Kuo taught. He never taught this way. But I decided to mix them to learn more flow of moves to moves.
highvalleyranch 3 years ago
Thanks
ogscott 3 years ago