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How to match your opponent's power
In this video master Chen Zhonghua and Gordon Muir demonstrated how to match your opponent’s power with your angle changes and other subtle adjustments.… more →
Practical Method
How to bring the power out
BlogEditor wrote 2 years ago: In this video, Chen Zhonghua and Gord Muir showed how a structure can bring out power in Chen Style … more →
How to match your opponent's power
BlogEditor wrote 2 years ago: In this video master Chen Zhonghua and Gordon Muir demonstrated how to match your opponent’s p … more →
Pivoting on foot
BlogEditor wrote 2 years ago: You can generate power by pivoting on your foot. Here is a clip from master Chen Zhonghua’s 20 … more →
Chen Zhonghua Taiji Punch (Video)
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BlogEditor wrote 2 years ago: One of the aims of Chen Style Taijiquan training is to achieve the ability of penetrating power. Thi … more →
Chen Zhonghua 2005 Demonstrations
BlogEditor wrote 2 years ago: These are clips of Chen Zhonghua in 2005 and 2006 demonstrating Cannon Fist and Yilu in Victoria, Pu … more →
Chen Zhonghua Fajin Demonstration in 2003
BlogEditor wrote 2 years ago: These are some practice shots of Chen Zhonghua during his 2003 full time training course. Watch out … more →
Half-Step: Integration of Technique and Power
BlogEditor wrote 2 years ago: Half-step is not unique to Xing Yi. It is an integral part of Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Method … more →
Taiji Applications: Chen Zhonghua with Michael Calandra
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BlogEditor wrote 2 years ago: These are some Chen Style Taijiquan Practical Method push hands and applications demonstrated by mas … more →
Get out of the way
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gordontmuir wrote 2 years ago: The last workshop I attended with Master Chen Zhonghua had him correcting me on structural positions … more →
Toilets and spirals
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BlogEditor wrote 2 years ago: John and Dave Dahms We have been both thinking and practicing. We began by thinking that every part … more →
Movements must be powered.
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BlogEditor wrote 2 years ago: There is a natural tendancy to power an attack (forward movement) but not so when withdrawing (movem … more →
Power cannot change direction, structure can.
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BlogEditor wrote 2 years ago: We constently work with two aspects of movement: power and structure. On the body the power must be … more →
