Kelvin Ho, Master Chen Zhonghua's 97th disciple, is the instructor for Practical Method Toronto. He has been teaching and promoting the Practical Method system in Toronto, Markham, Richmond Hill, Canada since 2011. He has received numerous medals in various Taiji competitions. He is also a vice-president of MartialArts Association Canada. Like his teacher, he feels an obligation to pass this great art onto others.
Contact: kelvin.ho@practicalmethod.ca
Hi Ken, could you give us more detail on your comment? It’s a little difficult to respond to it without more context, thanks!
In general we want to have a nimble quality to our movement, but that is something that comes after training ourselves to be very tight, and very heavy. Master Chen Zhonghua gave a lecture in China on this topic, and the paraphrased article is here: http://practicalmethod.com/2014/11/the-light-body-in-taiji/
Of your yilus Kelvin, I like this the best. I like the “lids” you have that seems to be one of the factors to having your power constant and consistent…
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Heavy shoes? :p Seems you are dragging your feet a tad too much.
Hi Ken, could you give us more detail on your comment? It’s a little difficult to respond to it without more context, thanks!
In general we want to have a nimble quality to our movement, but that is something that comes after training ourselves to be very tight, and very heavy. Master Chen Zhonghua gave a lecture in China on this topic, and the paraphrased article is here:
http://practicalmethod.com/2014/11/the-light-body-in-taiji/
…nice and clean..
Of your yilus Kelvin, I like this the best. I like the “lids” you have that seems to be one of the factors to having your power constant and consistent…