Yang Family Tai Chi Chuan Traditional Form

[@1sunstyle]

I saw Yang style in a park in San Francisco demonstrated by an elderly woman and I was shocked as I had never seen anything so peaceful before. I am in assisted living with many elderly people and it is difficult to see them in wheelchairs with medical problems. I take the time to practice 5 minutes a day which is as much as my body allows. Love, Mike.

[@1Lightdancer]

How wonderful that you are practicing those 5 minutes a day, Mike! I had taken Yang Long form decades ago, and just joined a "grey haired" group that practices in a park three times a week!

[@1sunstyle]

It is very sad when someone dies or moves to a nursing home. Be thankful for your health! I practice out on a porch I share with a Vietnam Veteran who has terminal cancer. This place blew my mind. AHHHHHHH!

[@1sunstyle]

I made a video some folks might find interesting. The Vietnam Veteran died.

[@mikeneidlinger8857]

I've been practicing Silat and Escrima since 1993 and Taiji, Bagua and Xingyi since 2008. I like practicing slow twisting and circling steps with blades. It nourishes my brain and I circulate my chi to stay healthy and massage my internal organs to stay soft and limber. The first thing I would teach someone is how to relax and root and circulate Qi. After relaxing, someone can learn basic Gong Fu! Ginseng A river of life through eyes Seen blue skies and dream Each day’s scene A shade of green from the leaves Beautiful blossoms So many herbs Spirits Here you find a shining light So bright Brandish an axe Blades fast As Y Flash the task or die I rehashed the Sun Splash Never dry We relax Eye And get higher than the slaughter It’s over And over the shoulder we Cold as roll into ball We crawl Light relax and draw in and out the breath Take eight steps in eight directions Bet you get it Don’t sweat it We don’t threaten it The externalists wet in it with blood caked On Weapons Broken down into sections I made a new video. I bought a camera. There's some way to set it up without a phone. You have to be a rocket scientist to set up this camera. You have to learn how to edit video and run the whole shop. Peace. Mike Neidlinger

[@geoteach1128]

Thank you. I am recovering from cancer surgery, and bedridden today. Your video is letting me practice today. I learned from Dave Barret, Han, and Yang Jun.

[@oe1freak]

Ich habe ein wenig Erfahrung mit QiGong. Jetzt versuche ich seit einer Woche, diese Form zu üben, bis jetzt bis 1:34. Es erfordert sehr viel Zeit, aber ich spüre deutlich eine andere Energie, die ich bei noch nicht von meiner bisherigen QiGong-Arbeit kenne. Thank you master !!! I have some experience with QiGong. I've been trying to practice this form for a week now, up until 1:34. It takes a lot of time, but I clearly feel a different energy that I haven't experienced in my previous QiGong work. Thank you, master !!!

[@rhonddarutherford-dunn4290]

So pleased for you Mike l am 83 & just love TaiChi it's mind beautiful &wonderful for cerebral health. Rhondda Rutherford -Dunn whangarei New Zealand.

[@eddietaichianimation]

Thanks for the shared video...

[@peteradamson7134]

This is lovely. I started with 18 form qigong shibashi and moved to 24 form yang style tai chi. The first, was good practice for the second. This traditional form would be the next logical step. Thanks for this video.

[@demacmast]

Wow! I've been a student for a few years and have learned the short form. I feel I've barely begun compared to the way he does this routine. Very inspiring.

[@yvonned5896]

Quelle perfection dans le geste . . . c'est un grand bonheur pour les yeux . . . !

[@GrowWithGods]

very cool. its obvious it took you many years to learn this. i learned fist under the elbow from you and i am learning snake creeps down from your video. trying to make my leg flexible. thank you for your videos🌱💚

[@DROKMELCHISALEM]

Wowooo!!! As a beginner like me, I learnt a lot from this long form of Master Yang Jun. Thank you so much.

[@bokim3906]

I love this video thank U so much master ^^

[@azragvozdar5713]

Wonderful !!!! Its like a slow dance. I am starting to learn, I hope to do it in a few years !!!!! 👏♥️

[@stefanschleps8758]

Where are you today? It took me almost ten years to learn our form, and another ten to feel semi comfortable with it. It saved my life on more than one occasion, though I will need many more years to grasp it's mystery. Good luck, keep practice. Train for life. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association

[@yanzhang98]

3:52 17. 抱虎归山 bao4 hu3 gui1 shan1 - Embrace the Tiger and Return to Mountain 23:03 94. 下势 xia4 shi4 - Snake Creeps Down 23:12 95. 上步七星 shang4 bu4 qi1 xing1 - Step Forward Seven Stars 23:47 98. 弯弓射虎 wan1 gong1 she4 hu3 - Bend the Bow and Shoot the Tiger

[@carmenflorescu5908]

Thank you very much, Sifu🙏🏻

[@wendellsmith1388]

This is precisely the Yang Long Form my teacher follows. Yang Fun shows a straight ahead demonstration of the Yang Long Form. We complete it in about 20 min.

[@ReformedCriminalD]

Yang style is always so fun , it's so much easier than Zhang Sen Feng and I can learn it in a few hours It's great

[@josiepatalon2651]

Part 2: 3:50 Part 3: 12:40

[@lisacook7255]

Great and important lesson!

[@MasterMac]

Excellent! Love it

[@永島玖美]

私も、あっという間に年をとってしまった高齢者ですが、海🌊の彼方からの便りに感激❤太極拳を通して人生の終末を愉しくかつ多方面美しく生きたいと思っています！マイクや退役ベトナム人、その他の方々のように❤愛しています❤❤

[@enricoganasi]

Muí bien bravo me gusta 👍

[@romedbucher2854]

It's extremely precise and demonstrative, easy to follow and understand, which probably is the purpose of this video. The fluency suffers, though. Also, some movements seem to be simplified, similar to the standardised 24 style. I'd love to see grandmaster Jun perform, as he would do just for himself.

[@ShredST]

Never seen him practice for himself, but I've seen him at a seminar. His movement and posture looked more powerful there. There was a greater sense of physicality to him.

[@VioletYT]

21:37 89. 高探马穿掌 Gāo tàn mǎ chuān zhǎng High Pat On Horse with Palm Thrust 23:03 94. 下势 Xià shì Snake Creeps Down

[@dealingwithfeeling763]

This is the best out there!

[@caiocmartino]

Part I - 0:08 - Total 02'36" Part II - 3:44 - Total 11'50" Part III - 12:34 - Total 12'10"

[@jenniferdonovan727]

Thank You

[@obeley]

Добрый день! Я из России. Благодарю за показ, с разных ракурсов особенно понятно. Хочу узнать , есть ли запись обновленной формы?

[@MartaSanchez-dw3qv]

❤Maravilloso ❤

[@MIN-rd5mw]

Yang Jun is the best for learning the precise form, but if I could offer some criticism, he's more robotical than Cheng Manqing and his uncles. I have met many Yang style masters and Jun is the most technical, but I personally feel he should loosen up a bit and add his own spice to the form. Imperfections can be beautiful with a little flavor.

[@milosslaninka8134]

Cheng Manqing did not teach the traditional Yang style.

[@andrewtrip8617]

@@milosslaninka8134 nor does this bloke .who teaches post revolution yang style !

[@mikeneidlinger8857]

I am drinking Water and watching Tai Chi which is my favorite thing. Yang Jun is doing an excellent job. He is not the best martial artist in the World but he has a good approach and I respect him. I love this form. Yang Jun receives high honors.

[@Taichido1]

1:41 This video is a copy from the Yang Family Teaching DVD and may be 20 years old. Master Yang Jun's performance follows the exact standard form - must do- it's from the Learn DVD. But there are also some Videoclips from the last ten years in the net. I learned and teach this form and style in Germany. Greetings, Conny

[@oe1freak]

@@Taichido1 Hello Conny, are you from Germany ? Lebst Du in Deutschland ? Besitzt Du die DVD ? Ich kann nirgends eine Möglichkeit finden, sie zu kaufen. Wäre großartig, wenn Du mir antwortest ! Gruß, Helmuth aus Deutschland

[@andreianunes9843]

Very good!

[@gianky64]

Wonderful 103 ;)

[@unmapped89361]

Quite different from the Hongkong-branch of the Yang/Yeung-family (especially Yeung Ma-Lee).

[@ridwanhartono51]

Great. Is it 88 style?

[@gianky64]

It is 103

[@40JoCharles]

Very nice 🙏🏼☯️🙂

[@Nick-qq8lc]

My teacher made me record my self doing this for 30min I died

[@Artfvlly]

i died in more ways than one doing it

[@1sunstyle]

Someone somewhere has photos of my footprints I left in a large area from practicing Silat and Escrima for 5 hours a day. I saw this guy taking pictures a few times. I call them flowers. I no longer have any interest in external martial arts. My footprints were really amazing! Beautiful flowers. Love, Mike.

[@dennisprescott9359]

should a beginner learn this form first, or start with shorter forms like essentials, 13 form, 16 form?

[@1sunstyle]

Get dynamic. Are you learning for health?

[@jonbarlowhudson]

i had two school years available to study the full 108, so depends upon your available time frame. while better to learn something rather than nothing, in the long haul the long form is more complete and useful/functional.......

[@christopherparker5854]

I agree I've practiced the long form for over 11 years. During which a lady admitted she had done 10 years of yoga and got bored. My tea he Neil Bradley, told us after long study it was better to learn the long form 1st. If we really understood that shorter forms prevent boredom. You bring the interest, and the journey to as as for as you intend.

[@1Lightdancer]

Look at what's available around you, and jump in! I learned long form (and some Qigong warm ups) in my 30s, and recently joined a group that practices Long Form 3 times a week. They started with empty form, then when there was enough interest, began leading Long Form! I do Soaring Crane Qigong on my own other days.

[@sontunghoang7161]

I learned the 24 first, and then come to this.

[@TheLudema]

Gracias

[@JudithLipton2666]

❤

[@nancybotelho4967]

♥️♥️♥️🙏♥️♥️♥️

[@rosaconfalone1135]

oh my God! It's too difficult.

[@mykec.selene8302]

Didn't he forget about tha first move? Sweeping the foot out and around?

[@Taichido1]

?? It's exact the Yang Style standard long form.

[@Driqbal.k.mMedMartial]

👍

[@onilesjeronimarochafirmian9794]

👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏

[@bobdragonpole]

Super

[@back-seat-driver1355]

Is this real tai chi or a dance performance or music theatre ( the music proposes it!) Where are the other dancers and actors? Or is this only part of the show?

[@mikeneidlinger8857]

A lot of Taiji is Internal. It's difficult to pick up. If you learn all the movements, you can fight to some degree. You need to train for decades to get the Chi to really kick butt. I also practice Wu/Hao and Sun Styles! I also train various styles of Bagua and Xingyi, since 2008. That's when I made the Internal Switch! I started practicing Silat and Escrima in 1993. Taiji is my favorite Martial Art!

[@mikeneidlinger8857]

Try learning the Eight Ways! Ward Off, Rollback, Press, Push, Pull Down, Split, Elbow Stroke, Shoulder Stroke. Those are the building blocks of Taiji Gong Fu!

[@mikeneidlinger8857]

I started learning Taiji by "blanking" strikes with sticks. I stopped using force against force and used minimal force. It's very confusing to an opponent who has never dealt with it! Always keep in mind that you don't use force against force and you use minimal force. You try to use 4 ounces to move 1000 pounds! I ended up sticking to the opponent and could use timing and leverage to push them out.

[@mikeneidlinger8857]

My Ginseng Shipment is late! I am Fasting Water and I want Ginseng Tea. I also like Astragalus or Fo-Ti. I want to learn Chinese Language so I can study Texts on Boxing, Fencing, Herbs, Acupuncture, Philosophy. I love Eastern Philosophy.

[@wpkee]

103 Form

[@NEObolshevik]

Это 108я форма?

[@yangfamilytaichi]

Basically. We count it as 103, but others count as 85 or 108.

[@自己我-c7w]

上下起伏大

[@evelynsanders9214]

These moves are not the traditiobal moves of Tai chi Ch'uan i learnt. It is more yang & i am looking for Ch'uan! Dissppointing but beautidul!

[@ShredST]

He's the current lineage holder within Yang family. There are many traditional lineages but I hope you aren't say that this is not traditional Tai Chi

[@iancuthbert7738]

Very pretty but definitely not yang family .

[@ShredST]

You know his great-grand father is literally Yang Chengfu?

[@iancuthbert7738]

@ShredST not sure who or what my great grandfathers were , I think one was a tinker , that does nt make me one

[@ShredST]

@@iancuthbert7738 Yes. The difference is that he dedicated his life to passing on his family's legacy, whereas your family has no comparable legacy.

[@iancuthbert7738]

@@ShredST the point I m making is there are several stream s of family , what was passed to what family members is not openly recorded . You do know there are family members in Hong Kong ?

[@ShredST]

@@iancuthbert7738 Ohhhh. The actual point you seem to be making is that you think you're studying from the "real" Yang family lineage

[@chengtecklee9247]

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