Chen Zhonghua's Maple Ridge Push Hands March 29, 2010 Trailer
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Really enjoyed that thankyou for sharing.
Wheel333 9 months ago
@Carmelitatorres Perhaps one should realise that there are many ways to express the "same thing" and that the traditional language of taijiquan concepts allowed the knowledge to be passed on (appropriately) for hundreds of years... It is a privilege that this great Chinese Art is being translated now into language that 'westerners' can finally grasp! Please take care not to insult the great teachings and teachers with references to it as mumbo jumbo.
tajicentre 10 months ago
@akirahojo2 #2 Reply - the pre-requisites you talk of are actually those for mastering the art! They don't disappear in this practical method but are embodied always within the teachings in a practically understood way. Thus CZ demonstrates what happens when the 'connection' is not there; he shows: what, how, where to sink, as his 'directions' create physical comprehension. So those are training 'requirements' not "pre-requisites". In practice the focus is adapting to incoming force.
tajicentre 10 months ago
@akirahojo2 I think the object of practical method is too teach without the reference to traditional Chinese taijiquan concepts ( which are just tools to language what is demonstrated but are culturally limited. Master CZ is really describing the smaller details from within the larger conceptual knowledge base which we are used to hearing. He is pointing out the deviations/errors that can occur in the practice, but in a way that gives practical understanding. Masters always pass on info this way
tajicentre 10 months ago
rubbish
jimanHK 11 months ago
That was cool!
GU70G0D 11 months ago
thank you
sifucarr 1 year ago
Wow! Very insightful and generous of you to share this gems of knowledge. Xie xie ni! I wonder if there are prerequisites for one's body to able to follow the teachings here. For example, must we have proper connection of the upper-lower body, be able to feel Qi moving, small/big circulation, constant sinking, before we can do these?
akirahojo2 1 year ago
A lot of really advanced concepts here being made to look very easy, the mark of real mastery!
WarriorBoy 1 year ago