Friday, February 10, 2017
Thursday, February 9, 2017
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
TAI CHI GROUNDING
with sifu Mark Rasmus
October 2016
In 1995, Mark Rasmus began training in Tai Chi
(Huang Shyan Sheng lineage) with Chris Heness,
a Tong Long and Tai Chi master living in
Queensland, Australia. This opened a huge
range of understanding in internal martial arts
principles further enhancing his teaching system.
For more information on
his tai chi and chi kung instruction visit:
markrasmus.com
with sifu Mark Rasmus
October 2016
In 1995, Mark Rasmus began training in Tai Chi
(Huang Shyan Sheng lineage) with Chris Heness,
a Tong Long and Tai Chi master living in
Queensland, Australia. This opened a huge
range of understanding in internal martial arts
principles further enhancing his teaching system.
For more information on
his tai chi and chi kung instruction visit:
markrasmus.com
#Tai_Chi #Taijiquan
Monday, February 6, 2017
Sunday, February 5, 2017
Chen Wei Ming (1881-1958)
Scholar, author, and tai chi teacher, Chen Wei Ming
came from an educated family in Hubei, China. In 1902
he passed a mid-level government exam and achieved
a position in the Qing History Office. Chen became
a student of the famous master, Sun Lu Tang, studying
the Chinese internal martial arts of bagua and xingyi.
Eventually he moved on to study tai chi with Yang Style
grand master, Yang Cheng Fu. One of only three to
ever live with Yang while training, Chen studied
with Yang for eight years and became his chief disciple.
In 1925 he moved to Shanghai and there established
the Zhi Ruo (Achieving Softness) Taijiquan Association
and is credited with bringing Yang Style tai chi to
southern China. Chen wrote numerous books, including
some the earliest tai chi books available to the public.
Though Chen had roughly a dozen disciples, including
Leung King Yu, Hu Yuen Chou, and Lee Shiu Pak,
he never had a following as large as those of some of
Yang's other disciples.
Chen recorded Yang's teachings in
three books under his own name
and some are still available today:
and some are still available today:
Taijiquan shu (The Art of Taijiquan, 1925)
Taiji jian (Taiji Sword, 1928)
Taijiquan da wen (Questions and Answers on Taijiquan, 1929)
#Tai_Chi #Taijiquan
Friday, February 3, 2017
Our Founder Master Moy demonstrates Taoist Tai Chi® arts.
Master Moy Lin Shin,
founder of the
Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism,
demonstrates the Taoist Tai Chi® arts.
- #Tai_Chi #Taijiquan
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