Even if you are not interested in self-defence you need to base your practice on the martial principles in order to gain optimal health
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@josemartins729911 днів тому
Great point! here However I desagree- Tai chi is Yin and Yang in operation but to real train at it we must sink tottaly in an Yin state (relaxation) with a strong core (yang) . How one can achieve this? Only with intensive practice under a real teacher, what is very rare nowadays! The question is that today nobody is willing to " invest in loss" (yes tofu state) and from there attending a kind of steel inner power.
@petersnowtaichi10 днів тому
I believe you are talking about Sung . Soon I will do a video on 'Drunken Tai-chi' which will address this subject from another angle. Also eventually a video on WuChi standing, the holy grail of Sung practice.
@josemartins729910 днів тому
@@petersnowtaichi Yes that concept is a core one but for people tofay what is is meaning? One must give up everything that we believe about ouur physicality and tottaly leting go (this a live time task)!
@petersnowtaichi9 днів тому
@@josemartins7299 Yep, you are right. Current culture is anti-taichi. Anyone can practice Tai-chi but few do. Those of us who love Tai-chi are very fortunate.
@user-te7xg9kk7w9 днів тому
Slower practice is better. Strengthens. ?
@petersnowtaichi9 днів тому
@@user-te7xg9kk7w Definitely. Slowness develops power (and many other things). You only have to try practicing at various speeds and you will experience the difference.