I studied in China with Grandmaster Chen Zhenglei and his Indoor Student Master Liu Yong. We trained in China from 1999 - 2009 . This routine was created by Master Liu Yong as a beginner routine based on Lao jia (Old Frame).

@andreypotapov7016

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your reply. It was very nice to watch your performance. I also do a little Chen style

Interesting, it's basically the first half of the 18 form, but with the following differences: 1. After the single whip, it goes to "cloud hands" just before "covering hand and punch". 2. The 18 form postures removed in this transition from single whip are: "white crane spreads wings", "walking obliquely", "brushing knees" and "stepping lightly". 3. The cloud hands sequence looks more like Yang style than Chen, as most Chen style performances I've seen show the rear leg stepping behind the front leg, whereas you join the feet together at the heels. I'm not a Chen style practitioner, apart from having done the 18 form to a very basic beginner level, so my comment is just based on very limited experience of Chen style and simple observation of this form here compared to the 18 form. You have wonderful rounded, open and relaxed postures; no doubt coming from your excellent Diyan Gong practice.

good day, are you studied it in China?

looks a bit tight.......but your wild goose 1 is absolutely awesome

@SuejoJohnsonWildGooseQigong

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the compliment on the Wild Goose Qigong. Tai Chi is a different discipline and is performed with a different emphasis, martial intent. So look at Chen Bin, Chen Zhenglei and you will see it is little more contained than the Qigong. ( not that I think I am in their league :) )

@davidjones7799

3 жыл бұрын

Does sue still do tia chi in bury Manchester