What makes this guy a 'grandmaster' ? Seriously. Bill P.

Form at 1:55

GENIAL

That punch @ 3:45 looks like it would destroy any internal organ. What kind of jing / jin force? Zuan Jin / Drilling force?

Not enough power 😂

Is this the breath pattern off Tai Chi Chuan? Could you describe it please?

Hmm which one is inhale and which one is exhale?

Agreed!!

U are correct. I used to think only gym for training but now I get more training done in my 1bd apartment and outside my building then I ever did at the gym 👊🏾😎👍🏼

Shoddy audio, no captions; I have no idea what that was supposed to be

Wonderful, very clear!

Awesome thank you

Awesome thank you

This looks like the same william Miller grappling Chen Ziqiang and getting tossed. people in that video say he has no grasp polling experience. Turns out he does.

👍 Good entry level routine.

Nice

Andrew Wong, 请问朱大师这个几时打的?

Anyone can tell me, which year did master Zhu TC perform this xinjia yilu?

谁能告诉我，朱大师是哪一年表演这种新架一路的？

His movements are absolutely beautiful! Plus he seems very happy at and peace. I hope to meet him someday, or someone of this skill level here in the US.

I trained my 13 form watching his video ad nauseum 2 years ago. Now, I see his form so differently from 2 years ago. So much of internal power movement, barely discernible then but now so much details to see.

Anyone can do a nice dance. Where’s his fighting skills?

great video .. there are masters on youtube who 'exude' qi ... not to be confused with steam. rather it is the way the 'whip cracks' movement starts at the root and moves thru the body until it 'snaps; at the finger.

excellent work out ... begin by selecting .75 speed get the timing down solid then 100 gong later bring speed back up to normal ..

He visits our school here in FL regularly

Nice style

English non-dubbed version?

I like this tai chi, I want to learn but I can not afford a teacher. Can someone advise me?

Nice

to be expanded soon

It should be fajin, not fajing.

would appreciate subtitles ♥

Performed excellently!

Hi Taijistevie, where do you located and teach? I met grandmaster Zhu in September and he is a wonderful teacher.

"This is not a cookie cutter art but a method of self expression using the proper tools, physically, mentally and spiritually." I agree fully with the above statement. As long as we understand the martial application behind the creation of each move in the sequence, it really does not matter if you don't do it exactly like Zhu Tiancai, like rubber stamping him. I watched the videos of Zhu Tiancai's sons (Zhu Xiangqian and Zhu Xianghua) demonstrating the form, and they not only differ from their father, but between themselves as well. They were all performing the same moves, but their individuality showed. Zhu Xiangqian is more martial in his movements, and he teaches Chen Tai Chi in Singapore WITH martial applications being taught - one of the very teachers who teach the martial application. I always said that Tai Chi is like Chinese calligraphy. If you ask ten people to write the Chinese character for Dragon (龍) with a brush, next you ask a hundred Chinese to read it, and all of them would say "Long" which is the pinyin for 龍 , yet the handwriting are all different if you use measuring instruments to measure the length, width and angle of each stroke. Like Chinese calligraphy, Tai Chi is an art. My own Chen Tai Chi is very elementary at this stage, and I am copycating other people. That's because that's the only way I know how to do it for now. But according to my own personality and temperament, I find myself doing it closer to the way GM Chen Zhenglei does Tai Chi than say GM Chen Xiaowang or Zhu Tiancai does it. Still, I know that I will never become exactly like Chen Zhenglei because I am not him. Our bodies are different and our respective journeys of life had been different. He is whom he is because of what he had been through, and I am whom I am because I had walked down a different path.

This 13 Form was created by his father, GM Zhu Tiancai. I like the way he did it, which is more textbook style, and suitable for the beginner and for coaching. His father did it beautifully, but it would be hard for a beginner to do it like him, and express the Qi which are apparent in his movements and those silk reeling. He was also not wearing the traditional Tai Chi uniform but a rather tight fitting trousers which made it easier to see whether it was a right or left bow stance in certain moves --- again very useful for a beginner who may confuse whether the knee should be bent at the right or the left when doing say the Single Whip, Lazily Typing the Coat etc.

Very, very, nicely done. Exceptionally clean.

Excellent. Nice structure. Issues and then returns to relaxed state with apparent ease. Great stuff and thanks for posting it up.

Wow! Kick ass silk reeling routine!

This video is awesome and inspiring. Thank You for sharing. Be well. Yes Love.

Alas, of all the jins, where is the infamous Hidden Hand Thrust Punch?

Very nice. Flawless transition to fajing.

actually ZTC has been my teacher since 1998. I have even produced many of his videos including 13 postures. . this is in deed his 13. he has at times omitted the first Buddha's warrior and started with lazy about tying coat. Chen Bing also has a 13 posture chen form ,but different from ZTC. As I mentioned before both Chen Zhenglei and Chen Xiaowang also have short Chen forms with 19 or less postures. Not sure of the details of their short forms.

Sorry, stevie, there are NO "other" 13 forms. There is just one 13 form taught also by Zhu Tiancai, and his followers. Tittle of your video is misleading, that´s my point ... it should be presented as "short version of 42 form" or w/e it is (i do not remember). Have a nice day.

Hercule. The form demonstrated is the 13 Posture version of Laojia Yilu taught by Zhu Tiancai all around the world. Other Chen 13 forms may exist as well as many other short forms taught by Chen Zhenglei, Chen Xiaowang, Chen Bing etc... with other teachers

Yes ... excellent ... but definitely not 13 ... ;)

Broken Monkey needs to do his homework. ////////////////zhu Tiancai is one of the four "togers" of chen style taiji. 19th gen. lineage from Chen village.

There are planes beyond our knowing, but when we apply the Principle of Correspondence to them we are able to understand much that would otherwise be unknowable to us. The kybalion.

Love them playing :-D thanks for share! U make me remember happy moment with Chenjiagou kids :-D 88 Steve, merry xmas and happy new year 圣诞新年快乐！