All Tai Chi systems are NOT the same. In fact there are only two authentic forms of Tai Chi.
These are:
a) The Original “Old Style” Yang Lu-ch’an Tai Chi Chuan (Originally called H’ao Chu’an or Loose Boxing)
b) Yang Cheng-Fu (This style was created by one of the grandsons of Lu-Ch’an when he changed it from the [...]
Archive for the ‘Tai Chi’ Category
Tai Chi – The Authentic and Complete System
Posted in Tai Chi on August 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
The Importance and Hidden Meaning of Large San-Sau in Taijiquan
Posted in Tai Chi on August 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
CLICK HERE for the Large San Sau Fighting Video
Many Tai Chi practitioners only see the Large San-Sau as a training method to gain the fighting applications of Tai Chi. However, it goes much deeper than that. There are actually three reasons that we must practice Large San-Sau.
The first reason is the obvious one of purely [...]
WARNING – Shortened Forms of Tai Chi!
Posted in Tai Chi on July 6, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Why you should NOT do any shortened or modified forms of Taijiquan!
No, you should give up the shortened form immediately as it will eventually damage your body and mind! The masters of old were genius and they invented a set of movements which emulated the Qi flow in a 24 hour period. In fact during [...]
Five ways to perform YLC Tai Chi
Posted in Tai Chi on April 11, 2007 | 1 Comment »
There are 5 ways to perform the Old Style Yang Lu’Chan Taijichaun.
1. All Slow Form (All the movements are performed slowly)
2. All Slow Form except the main Fa-Jing techniques (normal practicing method)
3. All Vibratory Level (There is a vibratory shake at all key points in each technique)
4. Full Fa-Jing (This is the ideal way and is [...]
The Way of the Warrior
Posted in Tai Chi on October 24, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
A warrior is not just a person who has learned some moves, is able to kick at 90 miles per hour or who has won the world championships at kick-boxing. A warrior must earn his title. The martial artist is a person who knows things that go far deeper than just self defence, he is [...]
