Noted teachers of Chinese internal arts, sharing some of their thoughts and practices… theory & strategy method & usage
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Master Zhang Yongliang
張永良師傅
1920–2020
Master Zhang Youngliang, was born in 1920. He started his martial arts training at age of 5, until 14.
Shifu Michelle Gong
Followed her dream as a young girl growing up in a small rural village in China. She learned taiji as young teenager
Taiji San Francisco
Taiji in Golden Gate park An old friend, his early morning practice filmed by an on looker in Golden Gate park, posted on Utube. At the time alone in his practice He didn’t know someone was filming him.
Wang Yongquan Writings on Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan
An interesting translation that touches on and gives clarity to what is meant by internal training and the methods of how to train.
Qi gong practice
Qi gong development practices
taiji notes
unknown outside, self known inside On going
volley jin 3.0
Some speculate there may be some psychological compliance by the students, or un voiced expectations elicited by the teacher.
volley jin 2
Volley jin.
Known by other names “kong jin” or what some call “empty force”
Master Chen Weihong
“陳奕宏”
?–2015
Very modest, highly skilled taiji teacher.
Taught his taiji in one of the many small parks in Hsinchu, Taiwan.
Shifu Peter Tam Hoy
A young “Jedi” in the making Shifu Peter Tam Hoy, or just Peter, as he had asked to be addressed at the time I had met him.
Master David Chin
A pioneer in Chinese Martial Arts,
A traditional based Shifu, adapting his art in the traditional way of past masters to the realities of todays fighting contest.
Mantis
Do you want to try your White Crane against my student? My first introduction on a hot, humid summer day in Korea to a style and teacher who had used his art during and after the Korean war. The teacher a medium sized Korean man nothing really special stood out except for his eyes. People […]
journey to emptiness 