Taijiquan Peng Lu Ji An Open House 4/7

[@superfchung]

He is a treasure never had anyone ever explained Taichi so elegantly and clearly

[@mariat3216]

I love it!!! Thank you for sharing I came across Qi Gong and Taiji. Beginning of my journey on top of yoga. Find that a great warm up! My daughter started TKD but had a head injury at the competition and she didn’t want to continue. She presented Crouching Tiger. It was beautiful.

[@collectiveunconscious3d]

Such a good explanation, sometimes you hear stuff for many years and than one day you watch a video randomly on youtube and it breaks it completely open. Clearing up what youve been dealing with for so long. As if a flow brings me to this point where there before was simply no space to see it. Thank you

[@ivistaiji7644]

Please continue to share your videos of this beautiful art with us..It's such a magnificent performance of pure taijiquan with clear and direct explanations! There is so much to learn from you.

[@nitefox1343]

Excellent! Thank you for sharing. Perhaps the world will not lose this treasure if enough masters open up before they die.

[@jonmanilenio]

Love the explanation of peng-lu-ji-an. They're simple but profound concepts.

[@handiman5]

Thank you for sharing your experience knowledge in a manner in which it is understandable.

[@Рецептыправильногопитания-д1ф]

John с. Мш

[@ShredST]

8:16 Really interesting distinction between PM and other styles of Tai Chi. I don't study PM but I'm glad I came across this video It reminds me the difference between Sambo and Judo, with Judo being more timing and sensitivity based, and Sambo being more structural based.

[@symbolsarenotreality4595]

Excellent description, it's so in depth.

[@pignokor5536]

they guy probbly didnt realize his shirt was kinda insulting to normal Chinese ppl,, but obviously Master didnt care

[@TheSilence1]

I say this all the time to martial artists that should know better. The Imperial Japanese flag (with the sun rays) is the equivalent of the Nazi flag. There's a reason why Japan changed that flag to what they use today.

[@pignokor5536]

@@TheSilence1 exactly. martial artists need to learn history, and stop being so ignorant.

[@wudangmtn]

Great explanation. Thank you.

[@stingsting6864]

Very good teacher, how can I learn from him long distance ?

[@kcirus]

practicalmethod.com

[@stevelan3350]

Apart from watching videos, attending a seminar can be really helpful. There are a lot of things you cannot see or feel by watching videos. Sometimes things you see in those videos are very misleading. I have attended two seminars and got some corrections.

[@lucindagaskill7137]

I am a typical impatient taiji student. If I were able to learn cannon fist, it would help me understand each move in the form. (just my opinion). Am I wrong to think this way ?

[@karrimzz]

If it gets you to practice more, sure. Like other disciplines, the way to improvement is repetition. However, Cannon fist effectiveness comes from knowing the alignment principle that comes from Yilu

[@lucindagaskill7137]

I'm still impatient - I need to find this guys seminars !

[@BoCopenhagen]

-You can learn Cannon Fists from Torben Bremann / Copenhagen

[@theolima8929]

His theoretical teaching is just incredible, and his power and technique as well, but damn, the form of the practical method seems so ugly to me.

[@paulmitchell5349]

With power is indeed less beautiful

[@theXaint]

8:00 Where are those 18 gears?

[@pornsudaanothaipaiboon8271]

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