A true scholar in TCMA and Taoist philosophy. A treasure

Thank you in advance on behalf of one of my beloved friends who just had liver surgery!!! Sitting but still working ahah

Wow, thank you for sharing for free, it will surely help people! For those who may be wondering, I have your 8 piece brocade dvd and it is well worth the money.

@JL-bo4bh

3 жыл бұрын

Dr. Yang is not recognized as an authentic martial artist among Chinese martial arts societies in Taiwan, China and southeast Asia regardless his popularity in western countries where people know little about Chinese martial arts and its history. The lineage of his Tai Chi teachers is questionable. Kao, Tao and Yue, Huanzhi are not listed on the board of Yang family tree. There is little information about Yue, Huanzhi. Most Chinese articles say that Yue is a disciple of Dong, Yingjie. That is different from what stated on YMAA board. Dr. Yang claimed on his YMAA board that he learned Taijiquan from Li Mao-Ching. That is incorrect. Li is a master in northern style Shaolin, not in Taijiquan. I personally learned Shaolin from Li years ago while was also learning Tai Chi at the same time. One student asked Li the differences between Shaolin and Tai Chi. Li said that if you play Shaolin slow it becomes Tai Chi. I knew that Li knows little about Tai Chi. In my trained eyes, Dr. Yang's martial art is uniquely created by mixing from different styles. I learned Tai Chi from one of Cheng Man-Ching's indoor disciples. Dr. Yang's Tai Chi has too many flaws per my trained eyes. Is it all a commercial tinge lie?

Great blend of massage techniques, Qi gong, and meditation! Thank you

Dr. Yang explains the purpose and theory of each movement in detail in another section on the DVD.

The Sitting Ba Duan Jin is for maintaining your health. The Standing set is for improving your head. Available on DVD in full resolution: www.amazon.com/Simple-Qigong-Exercises-Health-Jwing-Ming/dp/B00016USR8

Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming your books are amazing like truly

Really Thankfull for sharing this video. I am a Wushu Student, and I'd need to refresh the concepts.

@JL-bo4bh

3 жыл бұрын

Dr. Yang is not recognized as an authentic martial artist among Chinese martial arts societies in Taiwan, China and southeast Asia regardless his popularity in western countries where people know little about Chinese martial arts and its history. The lineage of his Tai Chi teachers is questionable. Kao, Tao and Yue, Huanzhi are not listed on the board of Yang family tree. There is little information about Yue, Huanzhi. Most Chinese articles say that Yue is a disciple of Dong, Yingjie. That is different from what stated on YMAA board. Dr. Yang claimed on his YMAA board that he learned Taijiquan from Li Mao-Ching. That is incorrect. Li is a master in northern style Shaolin, not in Taijiquan. I personally learned Shaolin from Li years ago while was also learning Tai Chi at the same time. One student asked Li the differences between Shaolin and Tai Chi. Li said that if you play Shaolin slow it becomes Tai Chi. I knew that Li knows little about Tai Chi. In my trained eyes, Dr. Yang's martial art is uniquely created by mixing from different styles. I learned Tai Chi from one of Cheng Man-Ching's indoor disciples. Dr. Yang's Tai Chi has too many flaws per my trained eyes. Is it all a commercial tinge lie?

@RobertoGuanxian

3 жыл бұрын

@@JL-bo4bh Really Thankfull about your explanation. But Others will buy it. Not me. I am a Wushu Student, not I am polemist. Sorry. I love YMAA. I am reader of YMAA Books. Okay...???? I wish to you MY BEST. BYE BYE !!!

YES this is defentily worth implementing in ones life

Thanks for sharing! Have an awesome day!

Thank you. 👍🏾

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Would Ba Duan Jin be the best starting point for someone who has never practiced qigong or Tai Chi at all? Or is there a better starting point for absolute beginners? Thanks.

@Ymaa_Publication_Center

3 жыл бұрын

YEs, Eight Brocades is perfect for beginners, or as a daily practice for anyone. It treats the entire body.

@Soxruleyanksdrool

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ymaa_Publication_Center Thanks. Very informative videos, btw.

Laoshi, please instruct me in the reasoning for the mouth movements after the second brocade??

@Ymaa_Publication_Center

8 жыл бұрын

+Dewayne Dawkins The mouth movements are to generate saliva, and then stimulate and refresh the gums and teeth. Saliva is actually considered 'spiritual fluid', and it has many benefits for the physical and energetic bodies. This is preventative exercise to keep your mouth and gums healthy, from the days before dentists.

While this guy supposedly has an inauthentic martial arts lineage, it is interesting that after going through several sceenfulls of results, it is the only one that matches the seated postures in "Qigong Teachings of a Taoist Immortal" as translated by Stuart Alve Olson. I don't have enough knowledge to comment on his martial arts lineage.

@Ymaa_Publication_Center

10 ай бұрын

Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming trained daily with his Shaolin White Crane master for 13 years, awhile also learning Yang-style Taijiquan during high school. He also learned Shaolin Longfist starting in his late teens and early 20s. He continued to learn, study, research, and teach weekly since the 1970s. ymaa.com/publishing/author/dr-yang-jwing-ming

Where can I get a seat like is being used here

@Ymaa_Publication_Center

5 жыл бұрын

Called a zabuton.

I would love to know the instrumentals title that is playing

@Ymaa_Publication_Center

2 жыл бұрын

That is "Reminiscence" from Wind Records in Taiwan.

Hello could you tell me the Title of the DVD and the link for me to buy it please, I can't find it. Many thanks in advance ;)

@Ymaa_Publication_Center

6 жыл бұрын

Simple Qigong Exercises for Health: The Eight Brocades DVD: www.amazon.com/Simple-Qigong-Exercises-Health-Jwing-Ming/dp/B00016USR8

Why is it of any relevance to do this sitting?

@barendts

8 жыл бұрын

It had not crossed my mind that legless people may want to enjoy this too.

@Ymaa_Publication_Center

8 жыл бұрын

+barendts The Ba Duan Jin (Eight Brocades) have two sets of movements. The sitting exercises are meant to be done first thing in the morning, when you have barely woken up. This is a preventative health regimen, compiled 1,000 years ago, but actually the movements are older. You sit to keep most of your Qi (energy) in the physical center, especially at first during the 1st "posture" which is basically just qigong meditation. The standing exercise set is entirely different.

Please, can you provide the name of this music or link to it. Thank you.

@Ymaa_Publication_Center

5 жыл бұрын

This CD is imported from Wind Records in Taiwan, titled "Reminiscence". Its been discontinued.

@paulJkiely

5 жыл бұрын

YMAA thank you

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