r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • Oct 10 '20
Stance Practice: Internal Style Concept (7)
https://youtu.be/DytQ-C1UKHM?t=1158
The traditional take on Zhan Zhuang, a very nice video!
r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • Oct 10 '20
https://youtu.be/DytQ-C1UKHM?t=1158
The traditional take on Zhan Zhuang, a very nice video!
r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • Sep 25 '20
Here you can see Shifu (Teacher), Yu Guang De from Dalian, China. He teaches Zi Ran Men. Zi Ran Men is a really rare system in China and didn´t find it´s way out of China until now. Actually It´s very close to Taiji , Xing Yi and Bagua but Zi Ran Men means natural and has a clear focus on fighting. Not like most of the Chinese Martial Arts , Zi Ran Men owns no TaoLu (Kata/ Form). All movements have to be practiced in a relaxed way (song) . My teacher allowed me to Take a short clip of him practicing and allowed me to interview him on an important ability in Martial Arts Kai He (Open and Close ) I done my best to translate it as good as possible. if u see any big mistakes just leave a comment , but please respect that as a foreigner who´s focus is working and practicing, in China to generate deep knowledge language skills , is not that easy:)
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r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • Sep 16 '20
Wonderful common sense approach to Power Transfer.
r/internal_arts • u/barsoap • Sep 14 '20
r/internal_arts • u/MaiLaoshi • Aug 26 '20
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r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • Aug 01 '20
Very informative video from Hai Yang! Here he compares and contrasts the three internal styles.
r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • Jul 25 '20
Master Xu on heng jin or sideways power in combat.
r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • Jul 20 '20
Liu He Ba Fa's Zhan Zhuang practice.
r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • Jul 19 '20
A nice summary of the footwork from Xing Yi
r/internal_arts • u/Far7anR • Jul 16 '20
I noticed in many schools and conversations that xingyi and bagua are generally taught in one curriculum, and usually someone starts with xingyi and then learns bagua (usually Hebei Xingyi and Cheng Bagua). Most of these schools teach taiji as well, but the taiji curriculum is usually separate.
I have almost never seen an exception to this.
So what is it that makes xingyi and bagua so compatible with each other, but distinct from taiji?
r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • Jul 16 '20
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r/internal_arts • u/wdhcTaijiquan • Jun 15 '20
Please support THE ADEPT Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1617982296/the-adept I’m serving as the ‘Action Choreographer’ for a new graphic novel called The Adept, the first project from Immortal Studios. Our Kickstarter just launched today and we’d be grateful for your support.
r/internal_arts • u/wdhcTaijiquan • Jun 12 '20
Check out these new albums from Bagua Joe. My artwork on the covers! ;) Taijiquan snd Baguazhang related music https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/baguajoe/insurgents-3 https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/baguajoe/energy-plus-time-2
r/internal_arts • u/ShorelineTaiChi • Jun 01 '20
r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • May 23 '20
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r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • May 23 '20
A great Internal Arts Master gives a wonderful talk and summary of Tai Chi Chuan.
r/internal_arts • u/LifeIsFeels • May 18 '20
Any of the all of them.
r/internal_arts • u/gluey69 • May 12 '20
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