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  @AHoppe2Сағат бұрын

  Thank you Shifu.

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  @fredliu97225 сағат бұрын

  好功夫

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  @artiman250614 сағат бұрын

  Practice of Vipassanas concentration on breath helps me to understand primordial breathing otherwise I would still not understand , this is what they teach worldly on goenka retreats, thank you for helping to put peace’s together! I mean on Vipassana you focus on breath and slow breathing for 3-4 days then you apply gathered concentration into further exercises, then they say that ideal breathing is the one that just comes in and out automatically, since I felt this state I can imagine how to apply your instructions better.

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  @artiman250614 сағат бұрын

  Love the series on Daosist meditation, thank you very much! I was always interested in this but could not find trusted resource.

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  @spiritualphysics21 сағат бұрын

  🙏🏾😇🙏🏼

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  @spiritualphysics22 сағат бұрын

  Thank U for sharing 👊🏾😎👍🏼

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  @ediliziamisteriosa3576Күн бұрын

  Buona giornata e buona pratica. 1) Quando si parla di Róu e Gāng è giusto dire che si tratta di due "stati" o condizioni dell'energia e che questi "stati" siano determinati dall'informazione che contengono o, in altre parole, l'energia si trasformi in base all'informazione che contiene? 2) Come è possibile per il praticante di tai chi valutare il proprio rilassamento? Come fa a sapere se fa dei progressi nello sviluppo di Róu e Gāng?

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  @WhiteApeMAКүн бұрын

  This was very informative. Thank you. I am not an official student of any internal styles, but I would love to be someday. I am very fascinated by them and have reflected on the concepts for some time. Videos like yours always teach me something. A couple questions for you- First question: In my reflections on the concept of Yin and Yang, the association it has with balance seems fairly obvious, but what seems to be misunderstood is what balance really is to begin with. Like you said about softness and hardness, balance too, is not a static or absolute state. For example, the ocean is both turbulent and tranquil at any given time. We tend to perceive only the calm waters as balanced, and not the turbulent parts. No, only the whole thing is balanced, because smaller imbalances are what create the greater balance. Part of balance is chaos and imbalance. In other words, balance a pencil on your finger, and it is only possible because of two opposing imbalances. Yin and Yang seem to symbolize no absolutes. Is this similar to how it is thought of in internal martial arts? Second question: There seems to be a rather unclear line on exactly what constitutes an internal style looking at it from the outside, especially from a Western perspective. You mention internal styles being trained soft first then hard (or soft to achieve hard), is it fair to say that this approach is the main thing that differentiates between an internal and external style? Refinement first then hardness for internal, vs. hard first then softness later for external? Thanks again for your informative work. Keep it up. 😁

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  @HaiYangChannel43 минут бұрын

  Thank you for your input, especially the interesting example!

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  @wolfgang4368x2 күн бұрын

  I like!😂

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  @Featherdsun2 күн бұрын

  People use sharkskin as sandpaper to shuffle their canoes , the use seaweed to soften their hard beans , they add water to concrete but after a while it as hard as a rock

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  @outerlast4 күн бұрын

  always like the history angle from your explanation. i think i saw video of gongliquan's taiji sword in one video. i thought it was wrong translation because the form was not far too different from the contemporary taiji sword form :p

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  @stefanweilhartner44154 күн бұрын

  i learned about 60% of the old style in the lineage of chen xiaowang. however a friend who teached 24 yang in my city and also a bit of xinjia in the lineage from ma hong, told me the story of this new style and old style confusion. at some point i had the opportunity to ask Chen Xiaowang in person, but he did not have an interesting answer with additional informations to resolve the confusion. however, i saw him practicing the new style himself while maybe mainly teaching the old style. i always thought that the spiral reeling silk movements look very beautiful and feel very nice. however, it adds an additional level of complexity to make progress when starting to learn chen style tai chi chuan. the videos of ma hong look very cool. sadly there are no really high quality high resolution videos around. it was sad when i heard of his passing in 2013. i have his book in my shelf at home 🙂

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  @archangelxero44625 күн бұрын

  It kinda resembles a mix of large frame with short frame movements. Very nice

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  @JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate5 күн бұрын

  It's a bubble that's both half inside the lower Dantian and half outside the body from the lower Dantian.

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  @Shindai6 күн бұрын

  Lovely setting for some taiji :)

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  @wolfgang4368x2 күн бұрын

  Yes, it is!❤😂

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  @WhiteApeMA6 күн бұрын

  Very nicely done!

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  @kimberleyshott89706 күн бұрын

  Thank you for this Beautiful Expression 🪷

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  @_....J........................6 күн бұрын

  Thank you! Great Silk Reeling practice and study!

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  @zran30977 күн бұрын

  Nothing wrong with that! A master having fun like a dolphin playfully splashing about

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  @chita12057 күн бұрын

  nice

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  @AM-lh7rw8 күн бұрын

  Is there in the Yin Yang concepts, something about change? ie like a pendulum that keeps moving from side through the center of the arc to the opposite side, never stopping. Ps didn't the Song Dynasty's metalworkers suffer great lost of life during the wars with its neighbours?

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  @HaiYangChannel5 күн бұрын

  I will answer these questions for you in the coming video. Thanks,

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  @AM-lh7rw5 күн бұрын

  @@HaiYangChannel thank you Sifu

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  @_....J........................8 күн бұрын

  Two questions - How do we summarise the Yin Yang Concept for internal martial art visualisation? How do we break this abstract of the Yin Yang Concept to cultivate a new balance/harmony, Qi, and internal Martial Art practice?

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  @_....J........................6 күн бұрын

  Reverse breathing? Opening and closing front only, back only, left side only, right side only - is this splitting and controlling the Yin Yang concept with martial intention?

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  @Purwapada8 күн бұрын

  Taiji sword history section was very interesting. Is there a reason swords were made to be flexible? wouldn't it make it difficult to transfer power to the tip when stabbing? Very interesting.

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  @chita12059 күн бұрын

  Returning a little to the topic of Ying Yang, as a practitioner I always had difficulty, although I was able to be faster than my male colleagues, with my technically more capable colleagues I always had more difficulty due to having less muscular strength. I usually have a 100% vegetarian diet, which also limits my muscular capacity. As I get older, I recognize that I may have to change my dietary pattern to be able to practice healthily. Knowing that traditional Chinese culture has an extensive and varied gastronomic menu, which I do not have access to for various reasons. I ask, each of the 3 internal styles has very different specificities in terms of muscular, tendon and bone requirements. Does the way in which energy power is expressed in each of the 3 styles require a specific diet for each of them? How can I reconcile advancing age and martial practice? Should women observe certain practices in their diet that make them more physically powerful?

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  @HaiYangChannel6 күн бұрын

  Hello, I have some videos in this channel introducing differences between three styles. Please check around and have a look. Thanks,

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  @chita12059 күн бұрын

  Voltando um pouco ao tema Ying Yang , como praticante sempre tive uma dificuldade, embora conseguisse ser mais rápida que os meus colegas masculinos, com os colegas técnicamente mais aptos tinha sempre mais dificuldade por ter menos força muscular. Habitualmente tenho um regime alimentar 100% vegetariano o que me me limita igualmente a capacidade muscular. Com o avançar da idade reconheço que possívelmente terei de mudar de padrão dietético para poder praticar de forma saudável . Sabendo que a cultura tradicional chinesa tem um cardápio gastronómico extenso e variado, ao qual eu não tenho acesso por diversoso motivos. Pergunto cada um dos 3 estilos internos tem especificidades muito diversas em termos de requisitos musculares, tendões e ossos, a forma como a potência energética é expressa em cada um dos 3 estilos obriga a uma dietica alimentar específica para cada um deles? Como posso conciliar o avançar da idade e a prática marcial? as mulheres devem observar certas práticas no regime alimentar que as tornem mais potentes físicamente?

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  @chita12059 күн бұрын

  GENIAL aula, adorei como mulher e amante das artes merciais internas! =GENIUS class, I loved it as a woman and lover of internal martial arts! Tk's Master Hai Yang.

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  @josemartins72999 күн бұрын

  Thanks for your explanation on TCC sword history. As far as I know one of the more known sword forms in TCC is Yang Cheng Fu sword set that it seems he learned from his friend , General Li Chin Lin in the begenning of last century. He , was considered the "saint sword" at that time in China. And, ye,s his practice originated from Wu Tang tradition. When I said TCC sword must be a combat weapon I meant, precisely that, having been adopted for practicing purposes it most retain his real usage, or else the practice loss his meaning.

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  @HaiYangChannel8 күн бұрын

  You are very welcome. Li jinglin taught many people Wudang sword. I know a part of this history too and will share it with the community in the future. Thanks.

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  @yinyangtom9 күн бұрын

  Thank you very much for your honest expression about your thoughts and experience in all things, martial art, chinese culture and philosophy. Thats the way we can realy learn and compare what we thought about to be true (mostly myths and wrong translations and misunderstandings) and how things objectively are. I am very grateful and looking forward to all your future teachings. best regards Thomas Hudecsek

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  @HaiYangChannel8 күн бұрын

  Thank you for your comment! I hope you are doing well and enjoying the nice summer.

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  @danieldouek66189 күн бұрын

  Nice gazebo there, Sifu, the garden is really coming along ;) Very inspiring as always, beautiful video. Thank you

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  @HaiYangChannel9 күн бұрын

  So nice of you. Enjoy your trip.

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  @robertmiller811013 күн бұрын

  Amazing 👏

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  @kimberleyshott897013 күн бұрын

  Delighted🪷

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  @IronMan-yg4qw13 күн бұрын

  nice

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  @Easttndude13 күн бұрын

  Thanks for sharing

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  @stephengrossfield763414 күн бұрын

  Is this from hsing yi?

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  @waylandsmith866613 күн бұрын

  Yes, these are free versions of Xing Yi's Dragon and Tiger movements. Not exactly standard, but very flowing, beautiful, and also practical.

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  @stephengrossfield763414 күн бұрын

  Super 😊

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  @donaldlough957214 күн бұрын

  Cool my friend

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  @dichen232214 күн бұрын

  Great video as always, 希望有一天可以去加拿大拜访杨海老师，在此之前定勤加练习。

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  @HaiYangChannel14 күн бұрын

  好啊。欢迎、

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  @congamike114 күн бұрын

  Thank you

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  @josemartins729915 күн бұрын

  Dear HAI Yang, I follow your videos for years, You have been doing a great work explaining the essence o chinese internal arts. For the first time I desagrre with your view here about TCC sword. Tcc sword must be a combat weaopon not a performance tool as nowadys . What you are presenting as TTC sword as a very flexible one is just a modern WUSHU version not real TCC.

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  @HaiYangChannel15 күн бұрын

  Thank you for your comment. It is a great question and i’d like to explain it i in next week’s video.

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  @kimberleyshott897015 күн бұрын

  Thank you for Honoring the Tradition of creating Wise Proverbs; a beautiful, Ancient Art.