Tai Chi Mechanics - Suspend the Head

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[@tranquil_dude]

Thank you for sharing these straight-to-the-point Taiji Mechanics videos! :D (These are the kinds of videos I'd recommend to someone who's beginning to take up Taiji, so that they can get grounded (pun intended, haha) in the down-to-earth essentials of Taiji, and will not be confused by all the cultural baggage, esoteric terms etc that they'll surely encounter as they continue to explore the art.)

[@ramzi_nabulsi]

Cheers! Yes, unfortunately many 'masters' complicate the beginning of the path with cryptic language and endless stratifications. Dragging students on for decades!

[@austindavies6371]

@@ramzi_nabulsi Its Very true your videos are clear, straight forward, no waffle and very appreciated!

[@philricenz]

Great video, very helpful 🙏

[@urielpolak9949]

Thank you

[@ziyueli6043]

Suspend the head means **Suspend** the head 🙂

[@ramzi_nabulsi]

😆

[@user-dg6hh4mg8r]

Hello I just watch the video. Does it mean to hold the structure and everything else is releasing down(the flesh). Does it feel if you do it correctly that you almost about to fall but keeping everything up? is this correct?

[@austindavies6371]

Providing I am doing it right, yes.

[@ramzi_nabulsi]

Your body is like a pipe. Maintaining it's shape. Everything on the inside is melting/flowing down. Releasing all tension that is in the way.

[@user-dg6hh4mg8r]

@@ramzi_nabulsi so it's not mentally doing it or consciously?

[@ramzi_nabulsi]

using the commanding mind to facilitate release. @@user-dg6hh4mg8r