Energy Alignment is a video series based on instructions of Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Method Yilu Routine. There are four DVDs in this series. In terms of depth of knowledge, the instructions of this video series belongs to level three (one is basic choreographic learning, two is details of instruction).
Author作者：Chen Zhonghua 陈中华 Length: 1:09 hours 小时 Language: English 英文 Postures: 29-49 (sections 3 and half of 4)动作
The Canadian Chinese Kuo Shu (Martial Art) Federation had its annual Canadian Kungfu Championships on October 16th 2010 in Markham Ontario. Three of Master Chen Zhonghua’s students entered various divisions of the Tai Chi competitions. Read more
Author: Chen Zhonghua Length: 31 minutes Language: English Location: Maple Ridge, Canada Year: 2010 Chapters: 1) Two Lines of Energy. 2) Yin Yang Separation 3) Shoulder-Foot Connection 4) Sword Practice. 5) Details of Twisting the Towel
Master Chen happened to be in the studio while I was taking a break from doing yilu. I had done thirty forms that day, and I had in mind to do ten more in the hour left of class. Naturally, I was looking around for distractions before continuing. Read more
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First comment Master Chen has for me is to make my stance larger when we started with circles.
We went over the details of twist towel foundation:
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Energy Alignment is a video series based on instructions of Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Method Yilu Routine. There are four DVDs in this series. In terms of depth of knowledge, the instructions of this video series belongs to level three (one is basic choreographic learning, two is details of instruction). By: Chen Zhonghua 陈中华 Language: English 英文 Length: 43:41 Minutes分钟 Postures: 50-68 (finish section 6) 动作
Energy Alignment is a video series based on instructions of Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Method Yilu Routine. There are four DVDs in this series. In terms of depth of knowledge, the instructions of this video series belongs to level three (one is basic choreographic learning, two is details of instruction).
By: Chen Zhonghua 陈中华 Language: English 英文 Length: 39:45 Minutes分钟 Postures: 68-81 动作
Instruction in Chen Style Practical Method is by appointment only.
Please call Kim Allbritain at 813.503.6249 in Tampa or visit Tampa Bay Taijiquan (tampabaytaiji.org)
This is Lee’s Yilu after three months on Daqingshan. Video was made at his participation at the Yiyuan Taiji Competition.
This is Paul fter three months on Daqingshan at the full time taiji training program.
A lot of action on 4 days of workshop, and a great dinner to award ourselves and concluded the perfect ending.
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Prague TaijiClub of Practical Method
Morning outdoor classes
Monday+Wednesday 8 am – 9 am
Evening indoor classes
Beginners Advanced
Monday+Wednesday 6 pm – 7pm Monday+Wednesday 7 pm – 8:30 pm
We are also hosting weekend workshops every 2-3 months.
Contact: Pavel Codl at: pavel@taijiclub.cz
Movement: move that does not cause your opponent to feel the impact.
Action: movement that causes the opponent to feel the impact.
Overall method should be: movement to get in (squeeze) and then action (one of the eight techniques).
All moves in taiji are repeatations of this: movement, action, movement, action, …
When you move, don’t push; when you push, don’t move.
Tim Duehring will be returning to Iowa on November 13th for a training session at Mt. Hosmer Park in Lansing, Iowa on the banks of the beautiful Mississippi River. Read more
Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Method Yilu by Michael Winkler on Oct. 11, 2010
Hey Master Chen,
I would have posted this question on your website but it doesn’t seem to be working for me.
This is an obsevation and idea on moving and a question on if it sounds right. Read more
When there is willingness and readiness, transmission is done with words and the body.
Author: Chen Zhonghua Length: 90 minutes Language: English Location: Toronto Year: 2010 Contents: Lots of applications
Author: Chen Zhonghua Language: English Location: Toronto Length: 1:12 hours Year: 2010 Chapters: 13
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Corrected “Step Up to Ride The Whale”, “Step Back to Mount the Tiger”, “Right Golden Roaster Stands on One Leg”.
It is now a few weeks since my return from Daqingshan.
These are some photos and a video of a practice session at the Ottawa October 2010 workshop. Care to guess what they are trying to practice? Read more
