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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

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

On Gong 1

by Chen Zhonghua Taiji Academy on 2007/01/12

The following article is reprinted here with permission from Chen Zhonghua. It was first published on January 8, 2007, when Chen Zhonhua formally presented the material at the Premier Hunyuan Taiji International Symposium, in Beijing, China. In this presentation he offers some unique angles on the importance of practices for the specific cultivation of skill involved in co ordinated joint rotation. This perspective also adds a new dimension to the understanding of the concept of “gong”. Read more

Ten: Reserve i

by Hong Junsheng on 1988/06/08

Reserve

To excessively expose the spirit is another error that must be re- solved. To accomplish this, one must also be reserved. Read more

The Good of tai chi i

by webmaster on 1988/01/05

Helen Yum
Communications
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“Common Errors in Taijiquan” i

by Hong Junsheng on 1986/10/12

Because there have been many educated people practicing Taijiquan many periodicals on Taijiquan have been published, even before liberation [1949]. Read more

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