You can see, he is moving his center of gravity in a whole different way as Chen Xiaowang or Chen Zhenglei does. How can one explain this? For example in Movement 1 (Jin gang dao dui). Xiaowang and Zhenglei move first right, then left, right, step, left. Xuchen: left, right, step, left. Xiaowang's and Zhenglei's movement doesnt match the flow of Yin (hand towards dantien) and Yang (hand away from dantien) in this situation. Can somebody explain this?
@pawoon uh.. yeah. Both are good though.. It helps me to watch video in between practice. Otherwise, i am merely imitating my master. When i watch various masters, I notice differences which helps me to see this fundamental way in which they're the same. And for me at least this is important. I'm like you though.. I prefer to do rather than watch. And you ought to watch Don Giovanni. It is a wonderful western opera. ;)
@baraclude it's hard to get it before you are a practitioner. When i was a dancer, i used to watch ballet video constantly. As a younger dancer, it didn't make sense. It was just pretty to watch. But as i became more skilled, it started to make more sense what i was seeing. And knowing what to look for. And taiji has been the same way for me. It's a process. The videos help once you start to identify key concepts.
I learned this form from Doug Wolf. He learned it from Master Wong .I really would like the tittle of this music. This was played in our class and no one seems to know the name of it.
Truly a remarkable historical record. Thanks from the bottom of my heart for posting it, DPGDPG. Keep up the wonderful work. If you can find anything on Hu Yaozhen (Liuhe Xinyi), I'd be beside myself with joy.
You can see, he is moving his center of gravity in a whole different way as Chen Xiaowang or Chen Zhenglei does. How can one explain this? For example in Movement 1 (Jin gang dao dui). Xiaowang and Zhenglei move first right, then left, right, step, left. Xuchen: left, right, step, left. Xiaowang's and Zhenglei's movement doesnt match the flow of Yin (hand towards dantien) and Yang (hand away from dantien) in this situation. Can somebody explain this?
Joha20 3 weeks ago
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love it..., you can check that one :
youtube.com/watch?v=KKfajhMg8bY&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL
luojiajue 1 year ago
watching taiji is like watching peking opera. i just don't get it.
baraclude 2 years ago
sorry. maybe if you researched it and practiced it you would.
yieldingbamboo 2 years ago
Taiji is not to be looked at, it's to be practised. Peking opera is better than western opera.
pawoon 1 year ago 2
@pawoon uh.. yeah. Both are good though.. It helps me to watch video in between practice. Otherwise, i am merely imitating my master. When i watch various masters, I notice differences which helps me to see this fundamental way in which they're the same. And for me at least this is important. I'm like you though.. I prefer to do rather than watch. And you ought to watch Don Giovanni. It is a wonderful western opera. ;)
ChenStylish 1 month ago
@baraclude it's hard to get it before you are a practitioner. When i was a dancer, i used to watch ballet video constantly. As a younger dancer, it didn't make sense. It was just pretty to watch. But as i became more skilled, it started to make more sense what i was seeing. And knowing what to look for. And taiji has been the same way for me. It's a process. The videos help once you start to identify key concepts.
ChenStylish 1 month ago
发科公4大弟子之一, 拳架古朴,韵味十足!
jasonzhang224 2 years ago
Is this Taiji?
narayanr 3 years ago
Yes, it's Chen family Taiji
Taijiguy108 2 years ago
Great !
What do you think about the leaning forward in this case,
is it made in intention / purposely ?
or a persons habit.
DonauIsar 3 years ago
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taijimantis 3 years ago
This is Master Tian Xiuchen. 田秀臣。
RayDuBeijing 3 years ago
Ledrus1. Do you have any other info about this style? books etc and maybe some info about Doug Wolf and the Master Wong you mentioned. Thanks.
jirildo 3 years ago
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hi,
check this out: Yilu - Chenstil Taijiquan in Berlin
noch1er 2 years ago
I learned this form from Doug Wolf. He learned it from Master Wong .I really would like the tittle of this music. This was played in our class and no one seems to know the name of it.
ledrus1 3 years ago
Fantastic footage. This is the form I've learned from Master He Gong De of Shanghai.
jkfatamala 3 years ago
And my thanks as well for sharing rare footing of Chen Fake's direct students!!!
JCHendee 3 years ago
How come the Xiaowangs style is so different?:/
mamrdi4all 3 years ago
Truly a remarkable historical record. Thanks from the bottom of my heart for posting it, DPGDPG. Keep up the wonderful work. If you can find anything on Hu Yaozhen (Liuhe Xinyi), I'd be beside myself with joy.
johnmalong 4 years ago 2
very nice, who was his masters?
badboybrendan 5 years ago
read the description, Chen Fake.
pikeamus 5 years ago
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taijimantis 3 years ago
excellent. thanks.
neimen 5 years ago
you can see Er Lu performed by Lei Mu Ni at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPYtoFllHy8 same wonderfull style
ap2372 5 years ago
you can see Er Lu performed by Lei Mu Ni at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPYtoFllHy8 same wonderfull style
ap2372 5 years ago
Tian xiuchen, who's forms was said to look the most like Chen Fa Ke' forms.
simanan 5 years ago 2
really? thats very intersting then. thank you for that bit.
wushu297 4 years ago