Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming classic demonstration of the 108 "Old Yang" taijiquan (low res 360) mid 1990s

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This official #ymaa #yangtaichi form was learned by #dryangjwingming as a teenager in #taiwan with Grandmaster Kao, Tao (高濤) whose teacher was Yue, Huanzhi (樂奐之), an indoor disciple of Yang, Chengfu (楊澄甫). This form has martial applications intact and was preserved in its "old" sequence, slightly different than the popularized #yangfamily form. #yangchengfu and #yangbanhou taught a full curriculum of #taijiquan with martial aspects, pushing hands, weapons and sparring, but these were hidden, not taught openly, during Japanese occupation and then continued through early communist days. Only after the Chinese cultural revolution ended in the 1970s did these arts slowly get traced back to their original full fighting potential and depth.
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The "old Yang" form was created in China in the 1800s and brought to Taiwan where it was preserved. The Yang family form continued to evolve after that. There was a group of indoor students in the early 1900s, very secretive because of the communists. Yue, Huanzhi (樂奐之) was recommended as indoor disciple by another, Mr. Dong, Yingjie (董英傑) a famous master in China, even in newspapers for some fights and other qi master events. There were many disciples who studied but are not lineage holders or listed in the Yang family tree. More: ymaa.com/articles/ymaa-taijiq...
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[@nygroover397]

Dr. Yangs books and videos changed my life. He made qigong taijiquan and other esoteric topics more accessible to this Cynical and Jaded Western mind of mine. I find some peace in just reading. The practice has heloed my physical health and help to calm stress and my temper. I'm not deep into the martial aspects. Learning C.M.A. esp I.C.M.A. from books and vidoes doesn't work. But meditation and qiging practice has done me a great good. Thanks Dr. Yang, Y.M.A.A. and Y.M.A.A. publishing. I am truly greatful.

[@Arun-nv8zi]

It took me a year to learn the 108, and will take me a lifetime to perfect the forms. I will study this video with deep gratitude🙏🏽🌸

[@cynthiaziegelman3468]

Thank you so much! I've been studying your technique on/off for 7 yrs, and everytime I start again, I feel like I've come home❤

[@pkicng210]

Master, you have aged gracefully. I was one of your many students from the days of the Purdue Kung Fu Research Club back in 1975. I have forgotten what was like the Northern Shaolin form and the Chin Na . Thank you for the memories no matter how brief.

[@anthonyhopkin]

Just superb. Thank you for making this treasure of archive (?) material available for us all as a deep resource for all time. Greetings to one and All.

[@jigold22571]

Magnificent, Thank You ❣

[@andrealaplaca247]

I can watch and listen for hours on end 👌 So nice to see true authenticity, history, tradition and culture 😏 An experience back in time to another land of peace and freedom from worry and anxiety that the modern world has brought. This video is truly an esoteric experience 👌 Thank you Dr. Yang 💞

[@stefanschleps8758]

Thank you Dr. Yang. Thanks to the Yang family. And to the YMAA. Preserve these arts. Those who persevere in Tai Chi Ch'uan are humbled by it's vast nature. And honored to learn it's Tao. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association

[@Cedrus1952]

Exquisite form! Love the breathing sequence too. Respect!

[@brunobjj1955]

what beautiful performance, a lifetime of mastery being put into vision.

[@grandzenodjedi]

Magnificent demonstration. This shall be added into my growing repertoire of forms and I can already tell from matching the movements with my waist that it is going to enhance all of my practices tremendously. #Amituofo, Sifu.

[@djdollase]

I’ve been aware of Dr. Yang for many years (have several of his books on my library shelves). He is definitely “old school” hard core and authentic to a certain tradition that one of my teachers calls “smart hands”. Thanks for posting this video! And I love the music and wish there was a credit as to the master who’s playing it!

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

Thank you for kind words.

[@BoCopenhagen]

-Where do you se the name of the musician, please? Yes the music is indeed beautiful!

[@flexobobbette]

Bravo! Merci pour tout

[@MrCeora]

This is the smoothest and most graceful that I have seen this form done. Wow...

[@kokuyoz]

of course. he made it up

[@brokeheartwolf3733]

Much Appreciated!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🕉☸️☯️

[@Jon-h2z]

Very Good .he is expressing himself authentically and so the chi will flow.

[@CoachReza]

Great demonstration!

[@Javi-po7xz]

Thank you Máster 🐅☯️🐉

[@BoCopenhagen]

-Beautiful flow and grace.

[@MarshOakDojoTimPruitt]

thank you !!!

[@bharathirajanpalanivel9262]

Fantastic demonstration

[@user-qx2lo9fz2r]

Какая удивительная правильность движения...! ) excellent correct movement

[@pgowthamster]

Excellent

[@romedbucher2854]

Beautiful and masterly. Looks to me more like Qi gong than Tai chi. About authentic and origin, there's simply too many contradicting claims to take any of this seriously anymore. When I compare this to the oldest available recordings of Yang style Tai Chi, it's quite different. Should not matter, as long as it's good and Dr. Yang surely is one of the very best.

[@michaelmastrogiacomo2513]

Thank you Dr. Yang. I am in awe. An excellent presentation.The best I have ever seen. However, The camera editing and abrupt cuts make some of the forms difficult to appreciate and follow. but it was wonderful to watch and learn from.

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

This video production is from the 90s. We recommend new instructional videos with whole body view: ymaa.com/publishing/streaming-videos/field_facet_collection/tai-chi-master-yang-80

[@lewfaraclas4330]

The best!

[@bharathirajanpalanivel9262]

Very peaceful 🙏🙏

[@lucianolima457]

Lindo vídeo

[@ironcagedragon]

The more years add on to my practice of Tai Chi, I understand why Yang Ming Wing performs the form as he does. Coming from the Tung Family, the form is presented in a fundemental and basic way. As the years and experience add on, there is space where the hidden parts are found and expressed to the practicioner's individual comprehension of Tai Chi Chaun, the adherence to its truths, and their personal style.

[@peacebe2u480]

It is more than just inhale n exhale the way this vid presented. What about the body mechanics principle of action n reaction, push n pull in tandem, etc. I dont see in here. I lost interest after 10 movements.. One man's meat is another man's poison. He just showed slow MO dance sequence. I would rather watch chen style in action. Magnetic.

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

This official @/ymaa @/yangtaichi form was learned in the early 1960s by @/dryangjwingming as a teenager in @/taiwan with Grandmaster Kao, Tao (高濤) whose teacher was Yue, Huanzhi (樂奐之), an indoor disciple of Yang, Chengfu (楊澄甫). This form has martial applications intact and was preserved in its "old" sequence, slightly different than the popularized @/yangfamily form. @/yangchengfu and @/yangbanhou taught a full curriculum of @/taijiquan with martial aspects, pushing hands, weapons and sparring, but these were hidden, not taught openly, during Japanese occupation and then continued through early communist days. Only after the Chinese cultural revolution ended in the 1970s did these arts slowly get traced back to their original full fighting potential and depth. www.YMAA.com

[@SI-ln6tc]

How many yang style forms does Master Yang Jwing Ming teaches? Isn't there like an 84 movement set after the 24 set?? What other sets are there???

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

@@SI-ln6tc Master Yang only teaches the full 108 form of Yang taiji. He also mastered Shaolin Longfist Kung Fu and white crane Kung Fu. YMAA has guest instructors who teach other forms, such as Liang Shou You and his daughter Helen, who brought the 24 and 48 forms to YMAA, plus Bagua and Xingyi. www.YMAA.com

[@josephbelcher2568]

That style looks like it would be a lot of good exercise.

[@eliocrugliano1393]

Amazing!!!!! it does not seem to me the version of yang chen fu...

[@tomhelsby9488]

Always a privilege and a pleasure to watch Dr Yang. Please could you tell me who is playing the music? fascinating

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

Step by step 5-hour instructional video from Master Yang: vimeo.com/ondemand/d2306ayangtaichi

[@user-zo7fs9ih4p]

This the Handed Down Original Taijiquan Style to Dr. Yang

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

There are many, many versions of Yang-style taijiquan.

[@user-ji7qw3lk6j]

好，好鬆，好柔，形神合一，自創風格，敬佩。

[@JL-bo4bh]

這個人在他的YMAA網頁上列出的楊式太極拳師承的名字，沒一個是楊澄甫有正式記錄的關門弟子，卻貼出照片像是楊家弟子。 他說向李茂清學太極，更是不正確。 李茂清專長是北派少林，我當年就是和李茂清學少林，有同學問少林拳和太極拳不同之處在哪，李茂清回說，你把少林拳打慢一點不就是太極了? 聽了我差點暈倒! 這個人騙外國人不懂，招搖撞騙，有個老外在下面問到他師承問題，結果他手下的人出來忽悠過去。 他那一套武術看起來是自己將所學混起來唬老外的。

[@Livingtree32]

@@JL-bo4bh 我是德国人，我不容易被骗，知道他是骗子，谢谢你的关心！🤣

[@jeremythompson9181]

Greats Master in the World

[@CottonBoxer]

I'd like to know who taught you this form originally and when, as well what changes you made to what you initially learned if any ? can you tell me what lineage this version comes down from ? i used/studied a couple of your books when i 1st chose to deal with taijiquan. i used your small circulation instructions as well. in the summer of 95 i joined the balto. tia chi chuan study assoc. founded by Dr. John Wan-Yuin Chang. our lineage goes back to xue yusheng thus i use his picture as my avatar for my channel. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge via books and various dvd's etc. xie xie

[@Livingtree32]

Lies die Beschreibung, Alter

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

Thanks you! Please read the description under the video regarding Dr. Yang's teachers.

[@yanchan4897]

Not too good to the knees. It's like swimming slowly, rather. The Base is very important in tai chi Chuen. In many of the forms, steadiness and balancing are lacking.

[@zaainamahvishjammeho1599]

Hi is renblade with you?

[@zaainamahvishjammeho1599]

YF Wong

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

Walter is a wonderful student and great teacher!

[@jorgesahama4637]

Why aren't those names on the board of the Yang family tree? （广 府 镇杨 露 禅 故居）why the Taiwanese created styles of taiji and called it Yang if it has nothing to do with the authentic Yang style? Why is that supposed student that Yang Chenfu (樂 奂 之) also does not exist in the genealogical tree of the Yang family since Yang Lu Chan? Is it all a commercial tinge lie? The only famous close-door student was Fu Zhong Wen. Anybody can answer? Thank.

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

The "old Yang" form was created in China in the 1800s and brought to Taiwan where it was preserved. The Yang family form continued to evolve after that. There was a group of indoor students in the early 1900s, very secretive because of the communists. Yue, Huanzhi (樂奐之) was recommended as indoor disciple by another, Mr. Dong, Yingjie (董英傑) a famous master in China, even in newspapers for some fights and other qi master events. There were many disciples who studied but are not lineage holders or listed in the Yang family tree. More: ymaa.com/articles/ymaa-taijiquan-lineage

[@stefanschleps8758]

You will never find strength in a lineage, but only in your Self. Have you looked there yet?

[@olivervandal8645]

@@JL-bo4bh No, not attacked. But the truth is that the „official“ Yang Familie destroyed records of pre-Yang Cheng Fu. They made it commercial.

[@Livingtree32]

@@olivervandal8645 That's just one sided propaganda...

[@ambulocetusnatans]

I like history, but Martial Arts history and Martial Arts politics are often 2 entirely different things. I was in another style (not Tai Ji) and there was so much politics. That kind of thing just doesn't interest me. Let me touch hands, and if i can feel it, then you got it. I believe the British say something like "the proof is in the pudding."

[@user-iv1hk9ey3u]

막고 차고 지르고 꺽고 던지고 누르고 조르고 베고 찌르고 쏘고 타고 낙법 기공 경공 철사장 몸풀기 기본기 겨루기 실전 대비 교육 훈련

[@pgowthamster]

Is this computerized? Beautiful nonetheless

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

This is a video shot in the 90s in Europe on Beta PAL tape, digitized. It is Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming demonstrating Tai Chi. Not computer-ized?

[@user-iv1hk9ey3u]

양가 태극권

[@user-iv1hk9ey3u]

유능제강 누 보 추

[@user-iv1hk9ey3u]

우슈 쿵후 도수 병기 남파 북파 내가 외가 문파 기법

[@restlessmind5770]

Make that Jamaica Plain.. Lol

[@jorgesahama4637]

This form has no synchrony, nor does it comply with the basic principles of authentic Yang tai chi, in the movements there is a total lack of coordination, call it tai chi, it will be your personal style, but it is not Yang. From my point of view you should really practice or learn Yang tai chi with a member of the Yang family. There was a Taiwanese "teacher" named Su Yu Chan, who also "sold" a tai chi yang, but like you, his form was also different, it didn't even resemble your personal style, but he said it was traditional yang ..

[@jedimantra8819]

you only know what you've been told.

[@hsiaoming1874]

@@jedimantra8819 Same for you no? Do you knows by other way?

[@hsiaoming1874]

You are right but do not argue with fan club of Yang jwing ming, you lost your time. If you take time in research sur Internet it is possible to find old testimonies by true students of Yang Chen Fu. And you will see that many "masters" who claim to have be indoor disciples him (Chen Man Ching by exemple) arranges the story to show off. As you say Yang Jwing do not respect almost all tai chi yang principes: Many parts of his body move in independant way, he come up and down in every step and always move the heel of the leg back in extension to artificially lengthen the postures, and the worse, his elbows and shoulder are not at all relaxed. And think a litlle: how a man who lead international organisation travel in many country for teach and write so much books can have time for practice? Like Mantak Chia and others who can read old manuals in chinese, they use this kwnoledge for to play the great master, with great success!

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

@@hsiaoming1874 Thank you for watching. The video above is from the 90s. Master Yang has taught continuously 364 days per year for over 40 years and still practices taijiquan, meditation, and qigong daily. He is very humble and does not describe himself as a master. He does not disparage others. His more recent taiji is visible on newer videos. vimeo.com/ondemand/d2306ayangtaichi

[@JL-bo4bh]

"Old Yang" style? Too many unnecessary movements which also break the basic Tai Chi Chuan rules. For examples, double weight, arms movements not synchronized with legs, up and down, not relaxed.......

[@johnwalker4642]

It does appear to be more energy movement than martial arts. Though, any one of the movements has the potential to be martially effective when applied correctly. I have no doubt that Dr. Yang is able to apply all movements within this form.

[@Ymaa_Publication_Center]

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[@JL-bo4bh]

@@Ymaa_Publication_Center Ha Ha, edited clip with cooperative opponent. He used muscle force. His applications are no different from other martial arts. Tai Chi has no advantages at all in such kind of applications. There is no Tai Chi Jin in him. Tai Chi is not just the stance and slow movements. Hope people don't be confused by the fake one. Few people can move me a bit when I stand still upright. Ho Ho Ho.

[@stefanschleps8758]

@@JL-bo4bh Come see me. And test my kung. You now have an open invitation. Come see me. I look forward to our meeting.

[@JL-bo4bh]

@@stefanschleps8758 Oh, no, i'm so scared! what if i were beaten down you'll be arrested for the rest of your life!! oh, no, i don't want it happen.