
Presenter: Chen Zhonghua Length: 58 mins Difficulty: 3/5 Language: English  
Year: 2025 Location: Edmonton, Canada







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Master Chen continues:”This approach is fundamentally different and deeply rooted in tradition, reflecting the original way it was practiced. The absence of freedom means one cannot perform random movements, such as casually waving their hands. The concept of ‘relaxation’ that many refer to is something I personally do not understand; it does not exist within this system .” |
| (This is Part Two of an edited transcript of the Basic Principles of the Positive Circle in the 2013 Workshop in Sacramento sponsored by Carmen Farrugia.) |
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Master Chen emphasizes the importance of adhering to rules in traditional training. He begins: “The entire Practical Method system is founded on positive and negative circles, allowing no [other] movements. Every action of the body must conform to either a positive or negative circular motion, similar to the mechanics of a car or gearbox. In a gearbox, movement occurs solely in clockwise or counterclockwise directions—either synchronized or unsynchronized—but the gears cannot separate or function independently. Likewise, within this system, there is no personal freedom; every motion must follow a prescribed pattern. “ |
| (This is Part One of an edited transcript of the Basic Principles of the Positive Circle in the 2013 Workshop in Sacramento sponsored by Carmen Farrugia.) |
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