jie ge si tai hao le'! we do this with a bowling-ball sitting on the floor with a partner sitting across from you, passing the ball back and forth without breaking the flow the same way. rolling/coiling the hands and forearms as in ba-gua (which I know is 'part' of liu he ba fa) Hen hao! xie xie NI, Si-fu Mark
thanks
chemanfu 1 month ago
can someone tell me the size and weight of the ball?
i'll appreciate, thanks
chemanfu 1 month ago
@chemanfu It's a wooden ball. But a bowling ball works fine.
banjobilly 1 month ago
master Yun has taught much to the internal tai chi community - it is an honor to train with him
yinian51 1 year ago
jie ge si tai hao le'! we do this with a bowling-ball sitting on the floor with a partner sitting across from you, passing the ball back and forth without breaking the flow the same way. rolling/coiling the hands and forearms as in ba-gua (which I know is 'part' of liu he ba fa) Hen hao! xie xie NI, Si-fu Mark
ChineseOpera8 2 years ago
The player is YunYin Sen, from Shanghai. He learned from: Liang Qi-zhong and Lu Gui-yao; added some Yiquan. He is 'late' starter: 1980 onward.
Born 1934.
waterspirit6x8 2 years ago 2
Thanks for the info, Waterspirit. This shows that even when starting kungfu late in life, one can still attain a high level if one tries.
banjobilly 2 years ago
also, check-out 'mark lee pringle' here on youtube , ba-gua/tai-chi Ball coiling.
ChineseOpera8 2 years ago
Who know his name?
KSLEUNG 2 years ago