2014年五月24-26日大青山国际太极拳大赛
May 24-26, 2014 Daqingshan International Taiji Competition
2014年五月24-26日大青山国际太极拳大赛 
May 24-26, 2014 Daqingshan International Taiji Competition
2014年五月24-26日大青山国际太极拳大赛
James Strider – Fulltime Training Blog Wk5 2019
On the 24th January, just 3 days after arriving back from Perth, Australia, I got the call from Master Chen to hurry on up to Beijing and meet Massimo Giorgianni, our representative in France for the Practical Method, at Beijing airport where he was arriving the next day for his first visit to China and my first Fulltime guest for 2019!
Presenter: Chen Zhonghua Length: 10 min. In: English Year: 2017 Difficulty:1/5
During the last Toronto workshop, Master Chen mentioned some common sense guidelines for asking questions at live workshops with him. He said there are only really three valid questions while he is instructing:
- Mater Chen, I did not *see* that clearly, can you please show me again?
- Master Chen, I did not *hear* you clearly, can you please repeat that again?
- Master Chen, I did not *feel* that clearly, can you please do that again?
At another previous workshop he instructed not to rephrase his words, (e.g. “so you’re saying…”). He uses very specific words and they should not be changed.
Presenter: Chen Zhonghua Length: 10 min. In: English Year: 2017 Difficulty:1/5
Dear Tai Chi – enthusiasts and those interested!
Master Chen Zhonghua is coming for the third time to Vienna to show and share his skill in Tai Chi. The workshop is made for those without any knowledge about the art as well as advanced students of Tai Chi and will grant deep insights in the art. Also practitioners of other martial arts are welcome to participate at this workshop.
The workshop will be held in english, translation into german will be provided when needed.
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James Strider – Fulltime Training Blog Wk4 2019
PRACTICAL METHOD IS AN INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY!
As part of my new role as the International Liaison Officer for Master Chen here in China, I’ve already had the pleasure of meeting and greeting Massimo Giorgianni from Toulouse as he arrived in Beijing for an 8 day stay in Rizhao, Read more
Presenter: Chen Zhonghua Length: 10 min. In: English Year: 2017 Difficulty:1/5
Presenter: Kelvin Ho Length: 28 min. In: English Year: 2018 Difficulty:1/5 At:Toronto
The following are highlights of my workshop notes workshop March 2 to 5th. I have tried to organize them into categories so I could better relate them. I did not capture everything
Workshop notes:
All Questions Should be asked in order to bring clarity: Hear It , See it, Feel It – the 3 questions you want answered
Principle – Yin and Yang separation life – I want to be good
Concept – all moves are indirect education
Action – convert into action use
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Presenter: Kelvin Ho Length: 13 min. In: English Year: 2018 Difficulty:1/5 At:Toronto
Presenter: Chen Zhonghua Length: 10 min. In: English Year: 2017 Difficulty:1/5
HK 2017 18 and HK 2017 20 (practice)
Presenter: Chen Zhonghua Length: 20 min. In: English Year: 2017 Difficulty:1/5
I will be in Hong Kong March 29th to April 2nd, 2019 for private and one day of group class at the www.tclub.cafe:
觀塘成業街6號泓富廣場23樓2306-09室 Read more
-I missed the first hour.
To manipulate and opponent requires gradually altering the “friction” of the contact points. We need to be able to go from 10 units of friction to 8 units to 6 to 4 to 2 as we do a move, and we need to be able to do this more quickly than the opponent can adapt to us. This is very difficult to do, it requires a lot of foundations. When someone is pushing us, if we have too much yang we will lose, too much yin and we will also lose.
The universe was nothing, and then was created through a rotational force. Therefore, a rotational force cannot be countered. This does not mean a rotational force can do everything. However, the progress of a rotational force is unlimited; 360 degrees. An external straight line has an end.
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We are here because we’re humans, not animals.
Everything is like loose sand. Among the sand, some things might have a spark. There’s nothing wrong with sand, and nothing wrong with other ways of moving, such as other forms of martial arts or football. It just depends on what you want. Master Chen is looking for the sparks in the sand.
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