Chinese Whispers

Wednesday, 6 November 2019

Stages of Zhan zhuang

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Zhan Zhuang (Standing Pole) occupies a very important position in traditional martial arts practice. What are we actually doing and how d...

Changing from slow to fast training...

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At what point and under what condition is it appropriate for your practice to change from slow to fast? There are two standard criter...

Looseness in Taijiquan

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“Song” (translates as loose, unimpeded, relaxed, devoid of tension) is the most important component of Taijiquan and cannot be spoken of e...
Saturday, 10 August 2019

Extracting JIn

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The main purpose of form training is the extraction of its core components, referred to as its intrinsic jin. This is the ultimate aim of a...
Monday, 22 July 2019

The Yin and Yang of Taiji Philosophy...

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In China the traditional transmission of the practice of Taijiquan has always been verbal and conspicuously few written descriptions of th...
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On Movement and Stillness

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The combination of movement and stillness in Taijiquan means that the combined practice of static fixed postures and dynamic form routine i...

Training Gong

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One often hears the phrase in Taijiquan, “training ‘quan’ without training ‘gong’, in the end all efforts come to nothing”.   The acquisi...
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"Whispers" from the Chinese Taijiquan/Internal Arts community. Interpretations - Reflections - Observations - Commentaries - by Davidine Siaw-Voon Sim
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