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Axis of Rotation in Practical Chen Taiji
[Post in Progress] I have observed that the rotation in the arm can never be on the central axis of the limb. It must continually switch between the ulna and the radius. If it is on the central axis, … more →
The Positive Circle
Axis of Rotation in Practical Chen Taiji
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Jean-Philippe wrote 5 months ago: [Post in Progress] I have observed that the rotation in the arm can never be on the central axis of … more →
The Chi FAQ v1.4
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Oliver wrote 6 months ago: the-chi-faq-14 New version. A lot of new info is in this version. It’s now what, 65 pages long … more →
Stacking the Joints
Jean-Philippe wrote 8 months ago: Being able to “stack the joints” is an important skill in Practical Method. It means not … more →
Falling off the Edge of the World
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Oliver wrote 11 months ago: Ever since I read, and re-read Chen Xin’s book, I’ve been unable to write anything on th … more →
Baby Steps
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Oliver wrote 1 year ago: I must admit I have a love-hate relationship with Dynamic Balancing Tai Chi. I hate blogspot. It won … more →
Review of Chen Xin's Book (Part 2)
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Oliver wrote 1 year ago: Preface: INBI has not gone down. Although there may have been a problem with their website I am unaw … more →
Qi Debate #861a
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Oliver wrote 1 year ago: (Transferred from “Oh Please!!“). I am taking issue with something Joanna said. But not … more →
Review of Chen Xin's book (Part 1)
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Oliver wrote 1 year ago: [ Part 1 | Part 2 ] Happy to report my book has arrived. Hardcover, 750 pages. I pre-ordered my copy … more →
Judo Simulacra Push Hands
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Oliver wrote 1 year ago: A little while ago on Tim’s Discussion Board rodolfo asked, “Tai Chi and Jujitsu - Are t … more →
The Nine Holed Pearl
Oliver wrote 1 year ago: I was reading the Xiang Kairen “Push Hands” article again, when I was struck by another … more →
Keep your Weight Between your Legs
Jean-Philippe wrote 1 year ago: My teacher, Kee Hong, always tells me to send a push to my feet. One way to practice this solo is t … more →
Bend the Knee, not the Ankle
Jean-Philippe wrote 1 year ago: When I first started taiji training with my teacher Kee Hong, he would always say: if you want pow … more →
Knee Problems? The Importance of Knee Alignment
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Jean-Philippe wrote 1 year ago: In my experience, it is a common problem for taiji beginners to feel strain in the knee because the … more →
Hong Junsheng's Chen Style Practical Method Book
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Jean-Philippe wrote 1 year ago: During the last stages of preparation of his translation, Chen Zhonghua (my teacher’s teach … more →
Two Hinge-pins from One Hip to the Other
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Jean-Philippe wrote 1 year ago: In a recent post by D. Mroz (a classmate of studying with my teacher’s teacher Chen Zhonghu … more →
Rules of Taijiquan
Jean-Philippe wrote 1 year ago: This is a great video by my grandmaster Chen Zhonghua, about the fundamental rules of Taijiquan. … more →
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