For anyone interested in Moy LInshin's Liuhebefa (Lokhupbafa) or Xingyiquan, there are 2 books available are showing the routines from Master Moy: leanpub.com/sundisxingyizashichui leanpub.com/theartofhuayuxingyiliuhebafaquan
@junemayoh73337 жыл бұрын
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@ruthw35168 жыл бұрын
As people have indicated, this is a simplified version of tai chi, more like a dance as it does not conform to some of the most basic of principles e.g. rooting, using the waist, and you can get injured. Also it is operates like a cult and many have left after being very badly treated while volunteers, I have seen this. All payments for class go centrally and are used to buy up property, so it is essentially capitalist tai chi, with a big publicity machine, a million miles from the real tai chi culture. Trust the West to screw this up, through ego, pride and just not understanding. There are many other very good practitioners. Don't touch this lot with a bargepole!
@cathybrelza50556 жыл бұрын
Jane Columbine this was exactly my experience and what I witnessed, however I do miss the tai chi
@marjoriehowie3645 жыл бұрын
Yikes! I've been learning Taoist tai chi for a while now and wasn't aware that it wasn't mainstream tai chi or even really tai chi at all.
@alanmcdonnell29999 жыл бұрын
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@korwongchee774610 жыл бұрын
Yes this is a modified version of the Yang style tai chi by the founder master Moy of the Taoist Tai Chi Society. It's very beneficial to improve one's health with it's 108 steps movement. Especially with the stretching n the spiralling movements will have befitting effects on our spinal n in the event also stimulates n massages our organs.
@taichiloverdoesbetter82208 жыл бұрын
Do you see any orientals performing this kind of taichi exercise for health? This ones only popular among the Westerners... that are quite lazy to do some stretching like bending the knees, longer steps, standing on one legs motionless... :-) This group kept popping up n down, their legs never remain slightly bend throughout the exercise. The younger ones should have bend their knees lower, to strengthen the thigh muscles and calves that would lessen the stress on the knees...
@korwongchee774610 жыл бұрын
Yes this is a modified version of the Yang style tai chi by the founder master Moy of the Taoist Tai Chi Society. It's very beneficial to improve one's health with it's 108 steps movement. Especially with the stretching n the spiralling movements will have befitting effects on our spinal n in the event also stimulates n massages our organs.
@teejay279210 жыл бұрын
I agree with the Ian's comment. I can appreciate other styles of tai chi but this is not true tai chi. They are not using proper tai chi principles. Sun style is a relatively new style of tai chi that uses proper tai chi principles but this style completely lacks basics and any internal power. Please look around and compare. Traditional Yang, Chen, Sun, Wu are worth your consideration.
@Dustwheel9 жыл бұрын
What do you think of YMAA / Dr. Yang, Jwing Mings' Yang Taijiquan form?
@stevehigginsatrogers10 жыл бұрын
Not a traditional form - modern. Basing his style on the Yang family's Tai Chi, Sifu Moy reformulated the form according to a modernist ethos placing calisthenic value as a central fundamental, as opposed to the traditional forms relaxation. I have found that a large number of the *traditional* Tai Chi community in Canada commenced their studies with this form...as did I. Members of the Taoist Society have little difficulty in adapting to traditional Yang style. Steve Higgins www.cold-mountain-internal-arts.com
@susanbond970211 жыл бұрын
I am in the middle of this group - I have been doing Taoist Tai Chi for five years now, I enjoy joining my club member at Maldon - such a lovely bunch of people. I would recommend this hobby to anyone. Always enjoy watching this video, thankyou. x taoist.org
@mattjosh6911 жыл бұрын
I've been practicing martial arts 32 years, 8 styles, along with 12 weapons systems. And Taoist tai chi for 20 years of that. Great form with a monthly membership which covers all classes five-seven days a week if you wish for the same price. Without the ego of competition.
@IanSinclairTaiChi11 жыл бұрын
Normally I would say, the less said, the better. But I will say that, having known the founder and being well acquainted with many former members, that the official propaganda does not conform to the facts as we see them.
@mattjosh6911 жыл бұрын
Just look up Taoist tai chi Society. Taoist.org you will find all you want to know.
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For anyone interested in Moy LInshin's Liuhebefa (Lokhupbafa) or Xingyiquan, there are 2 books available are showing the routines from Master Moy: leanpub.com/sundisxingyizashichui leanpub.com/theartofhuayuxingyiliuhebafaquan
oN fACE BOOK
As people have indicated, this is a simplified version of tai chi, more like a dance as it does not conform to some of the most basic of principles e.g. rooting, using the waist, and you can get injured. Also it is operates like a cult and many have left after being very badly treated while volunteers, I have seen this. All payments for class go centrally and are used to buy up property, so it is essentially capitalist tai chi, with a big publicity machine, a million miles from the real tai chi culture. Trust the West to screw this up, through ego, pride and just not understanding. There are many other very good practitioners. Don't touch this lot with a bargepole!
Jane Columbine this was exactly my experience and what I witnessed, however I do miss the tai chi
Yikes! I've been learning Taoist tai chi for a while now and wasn't aware that it wasn't mainstream tai chi or even really tai chi at all.
?
Yes this is a modified version of the Yang style tai chi by the founder master Moy of the Taoist Tai Chi Society. It's very beneficial to improve one's health with it's 108 steps movement. Especially with the stretching n the spiralling movements will have befitting effects on our spinal n in the event also stimulates n massages our organs.
Do you see any orientals performing this kind of taichi exercise for health? This ones only popular among the Westerners... that are quite lazy to do some stretching like bending the knees, longer steps, standing on one legs motionless... :-) This group kept popping up n down, their legs never remain slightly bend throughout the exercise. The younger ones should have bend their knees lower, to strengthen the thigh muscles and calves that would lessen the stress on the knees...
Yes this is a modified version of the Yang style tai chi by the founder master Moy of the Taoist Tai Chi Society. It's very beneficial to improve one's health with it's 108 steps movement. Especially with the stretching n the spiralling movements will have befitting effects on our spinal n in the event also stimulates n massages our organs.
I agree with the Ian's comment. I can appreciate other styles of tai chi but this is not true tai chi. They are not using proper tai chi principles. Sun style is a relatively new style of tai chi that uses proper tai chi principles but this style completely lacks basics and any internal power. Please look around and compare. Traditional Yang, Chen, Sun, Wu are worth your consideration.
What do you think of YMAA / Dr. Yang, Jwing Mings' Yang Taijiquan form?
Not a traditional form - modern. Basing his style on the Yang family's Tai Chi, Sifu Moy reformulated the form according to a modernist ethos placing calisthenic value as a central fundamental, as opposed to the traditional forms relaxation. I have found that a large number of the *traditional* Tai Chi community in Canada commenced their studies with this form...as did I. Members of the Taoist Society have little difficulty in adapting to traditional Yang style. Steve Higgins www.cold-mountain-internal-arts.com
I am in the middle of this group - I have been doing Taoist Tai Chi for five years now, I enjoy joining my club member at Maldon - such a lovely bunch of people. I would recommend this hobby to anyone. Always enjoy watching this video, thankyou. x taoist.org
I've been practicing martial arts 32 years, 8 styles, along with 12 weapons systems. And Taoist tai chi for 20 years of that. Great form with a monthly membership which covers all classes five-seven days a week if you wish for the same price. Without the ego of competition.
Normally I would say, the less said, the better. But I will say that, having known the founder and being well acquainted with many former members, that the official propaganda does not conform to the facts as we see them.
Just look up Taoist tai chi Society. Taoist.org you will find all you want to know.