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Gatineau Workshop Address i

by admin on 2009/10/01

3 times a year taught by Master Chen Zhonghua on Hunyuan Qigong, Silk Reeling and Foundations.
Edifice Jules-Desbiens
109, rue Wright – local 002 Gatineau (secteur Hull) – Quebec

Daqingshan 2007 Photos i

by admin on 2009/06/15

Some photos of Daqingshan in 2007。大青山照片 Read more

Victoria Workshop Focused on Applications! i

by admin on 2008/03/31

The Victoria Workshop was held from March 29th to 30th. It was sponsored by Gord Muir and was held at Ted Truscott’s Karate Dojo in Langford, Victoria. Read more

Questions about Practical Method Book of Hong Junsheng 7

by admin on 2007/07/12

Dear Master Chen
(please forward to master Chen)
My name is David Fadjar, and I appreciate very much your effort to translate GM Hong’s book. I have a question about Bow stance as described by GM Hong’s book (page 10) Read more

Our Training in March 2007 -by David Dahms i

by admin on 2007/04/06

…
As for training, we are doing the things you showed us and I feel as though we are starting to

Do What You Claim -by David Dahms 5

by admin on 2007/04/05

Another obsevation I made is that pretty much everyone who has been doing taiji for Read more

Taiji Applications: Chen Zhonghua with Michael Calandra i

by admin on 2007/03/04

These are some Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Method push hands and applications demonstrated by master Chen Zhonghua and Sensei Michael Calandra. Michael Calandra is an outstanding NY city Read more

Power cannot change direction, structure can. 2

by admin on 2007/02/09

We constantly work with two aspects of movement: power and structure. On the body the power must be on the outer limbs: Head, finger and feet. In relation to the opponent, the power (physically the outer limbs listed above) must always stay on (point at) the opponent’s center line. Read more

Movements must be powered. i

by admin on 2006/12/01

There is a natural tendancy to power an attack (forward movement) but not so when withdrawing (movement towards oneself). In the positive circle, the outgoing upper half is often naturally powered. Read more

Taiji Grandmaster Hong Junsheng i

by admin on 2006/07/04

太极大家洪均生

2006-7-4 14:45:00 中华武术龚建新

四月初的泉城春光明媚。 Read more

Winnipeg Workshop 12/03/2005 i

by admin on 2005/12/05

by Clinton Jurke

Saturday 3-Dec
Qigong
 First objective it to find the centre – recommended to toss a bit to find where to put your head – want to find a point where centre does not collapse – this is to “relax” Read more

Notes 3.1.05-3.11.05 1

by admin on 2005/03/11

Compiled by Todd McGown

 There must be horizontal and vertical movements. The shape of the positive and negative “circles” is that of an egg. Not a true circle and not a 2D oval. The horizontal movement is mainly achieved by the hand, shoulder, waist, opposite kua, opposite knee, opposite foot line of the body while the vertical action is achieved by the shoulder, waist, kua, knee, foot line of the body. Read more

Michael Calandra 2003 i

by admin on 2003/10/05

“In my 16 years as a NYC police officer, I have seen it all. As a long time Karate Sensei, I have never seen martial skill like Master Chen.”Michael Calandra, NYC, 2003|

“16年做为纽约警察，我什么都见过。做为多年的空手道老师，我从来没有见过陈中华老师这么高的功夫！” 美国哟纽约马克克兰德拉。

Ottawa Group Photos in 2001 i

by admin on 2001/08/02

2000 Summer 48-Form Workshop by Chen Zhnoghua i

by admin on 2000/08/18

Name:: Thomas Yeung
Location:: Edmonton

Comments
After attending Joseph’s 48-workshop, then I realize what appears to the simplest move contains the deepest philosophy. I came out with much higher respects to Taiji and Joseph.

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