Friday, 22 September 2017
Guarding the essence...
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For various reasons not many contemporary practitioners are able to realise or transmit the true method and essence of Taijiquan. The pas...
Wednesday, 2 August 2017
The Three Principles of Change
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Taijiquan’s core principle is based on the “Zhou Yi", the Book of Change. The three principles of Change as explained in the Book a...
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Saturday, 10 June 2017
Following the nature of water...
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The highest virtue is to be like water (the big dao of Taiji). Laozi stated: "The highest virtue is like water, benefitting all th...
Learning to "harmonise"...
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Taijiquan postures are often complex in nature and require the mind-intention to be focused on more than one area, such as on the coordin...
"Living in the art"
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Incorporate your art into every aspect of your daily life Firstly, as much as possible ensure that your life style and habits do not...
Monday, 6 March 2017
"Song" - loose, relaxed and devoid of tension...
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"Song" (translated as a state of looseness, relaxation, devoid of tension etc.) is one of the most important and fundamenta...
Wednesday, 1 March 2017
Trunk vs Leaves and Branches
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There are two main methods of transmitting and training Taijiquan: one is the "trunk" method and the other is the "leaves...
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