Finding the Elusive Internal Energy

in Tai Chi and Qigong

 

 

Aiping Tai Chi

Dive deep into a conversation about energy through the lens of Tai Chi and Qigong. I share my experiences with qi and the evolution of my understanding of qi, energy and internal power over the years. This conversation on the Discover Energy Work podcast sheds light on intricate body mechanics, the essence of Qi, and the meditative practices embedded in internal martial arts.

 

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“Not all of us can do great things. 

But we can do small things with great love.” 

 

- Mother Teresa

 

 

Sun Style Tai Chi - 97 Forms - Annotated

 

 

Jonathan Hurley

The 97 forms performed by Hadyn James with syncronised captions. 

 

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Tai Chi Chuan Explained

to Champion Wrestler

 

 

Ramzi Nabulsi

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For private online lessons contact Ramzi via facebook messenger 'Ramzi Nabulsi' or Instagram ramzi_nabulsi Ramzi Nabulsi gives a brief explanation of Taiji Quan (Tai chi Chuan) to his long lost cousin, champion wrestler and jiu jitsu expert. 

 

Ramzi has been studying Taiji Quan since 2011 and teaches classes privately. He routinely connects and integrates his Taiji mechanics into his jiu jitsu, boxing, wrestling and MAA training.

 

 

 

 

“Isn't it nice to think that tomorrow 

is a new day with no mistakes in it yet?” 

 

- L.M. Montgomery

 

 

Taichi for Those Who Have Eyes to See 

(via Yang Ban Hou Transmission)

 

 

Joey Nishad

 For those who have eyes to see the qualities emphasized 

in this performance that are rarely shown in public.

 

 

 

 

“We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, 

but rarely admit the changes it has gone through 

to achieve that beauty.” 

 

- Maya Angelou

 

 

祖师黄性贤宗师展示松身五法的应用。

Grand Grandmaster Huang Sheng Shyan

 

 

Anthony Yap

祖师黄性贤宗师展示松身五法的应用。

 

Grand Grandmaster Huang Sheng Shyan shows 

application of Loosening Exercises five methods.

 

 

 

 

 

“What is the point of being alive 

if you don't at least try to do 

something remarkable?” 

 

- John Green

 

 

Taijiquan, Chen Xiaowang, Guan Dao form,

Taiji weapons, Master Chen power, Kwan Dao

 

 

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Grandmaster Chen Xiaowang Guan Dao form According to legend, the guandao was invented by the famous general Guan Yu during the early 3rd century AD, hence the name. 

 

It is said that he specified its form and size to be made by a smithy, and was uniquely able to wield such an imposing weapon due to his large stature and legendary strength. 

 

Guan Yu's guandao was called "Green Dragon Crescent Blade" (青龍偃月刀, Qīnglóng yǎnyuèdāo) which weighed 82 Chinese jin (estimated either at 18.263 kg or 48.38 kg—a Han Dynasty jin was 222.72 grams in the metric system, while the jin used in the Ming Dynasty—during which the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was written—was about 590 grams).

 

 

 

 

“Promise me you'll always remember: 

You're braver than you believe, 

and stronger than you seem, 

and smarter than you think.” 

 

- Carter Crocker

 

 

Old Wu Style Taijiquan

 

 

 

Yuen-Ming Wong

As passed down by Wu Jianquan to 

Zhang Jinling then inside the Gao family.

 

 

 

 

“To read is to learn. 

To see is to examine. 

To do is to know.”

 - TaiChi_John

 

 

Gabriel Mizner Push Hands

Phuket Intensive 2024

 

 

 

Discover Taiji

 

Sifu Adam Mizner's younger brother, Gabriel 

pushing hands at the Phuket Intensive training 2024. 

 

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“Isn't it nice to think that tomorrow 

is a new day with no mistakes in it yet?” 

 

- L.M. Montgomery 

 

 

A Tribute to Ma Yueliang 吴式太极拳

 

 

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Short Clip with rare fotos of Ma Yueliang.

 

(Ma Yueliang was a beloved Wu Style master and disciple

 of Wu Jianquan, co-founder of Wu Style. For more information

on Master Ma, go to the Easy Browsing Column on the right side 

of the page and scroll down to Master Profiles.) 

 

 

 

 

“You can't stay in your corner of the Forest 

waiting for others to come to you. 

You have to go to them sometimes.” 

 

- A.A. Milne 

 

 

Breathtaking Tai Chi Sword in Snow

 

 

George Thompson

 

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“The world is a book 

and those who do not travel 

read only one page.” 

 

- St. Augustine 

 

 

Microcosmic Orbit

and Stuck Qi Dragon Sickness #6

 

 

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  Daoist Qi Gong

 

This is the sixth lesson on Dragon Sickness. This one deals with 

stuck qi and problems with running the microcosmic orbit. Please go to https://www.wudangtexas.com/ and click on online courses to 

learn the complete Longmen qi gong system.  

 

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“The simple things are also the most extraordinary things, and only the wise can see them.” 

 

- Paulo Coelho

 

Artist: Assi Ben Porat

 

 

Ma Yueh Liang (1901-1998)

 

 

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2nd generation Wu style Taiji successor, Ma Yueh Liang, pushes 

hands at a demo. Ma Yueh Liang was a student of Wu Jiang Quan 

and was a major influence in spreading Wu Taiji to Shanghai, China.

 

 

 

 

“By three methods we may learn wisdom: 

First, by reflection, which is noblest; 

Second, by imitation, which is easiest; 

and third by experience, which is the bitterest.” 

 

- Confucius