Comments on: Jacky Wu Jing, The Tai Chi Master http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/ Martial arts for personal development Wed, 08 Feb 2012 07:51:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: ncreb http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-15080 ncreb Fri, 09 Sep 2011 01:48:49 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-15080 Tai Chi is a great flip side to whatever external martial art you are learning. If you are lucky enough to learn the practical applications of Tai Chi for fighting than you are someone I don't want to mess with. Also on a plus side, Push hands is pretty fun game most anyone can do. As for the movie I'm watching it right now for the nth time! Tai Chi is a great flip side to whatever external martial art you are learning. If you are lucky enough to learn the practical applications of Tai Chi for fighting than you are someone I don’t want to mess with. Also on a plus side, Push hands is pretty fun game most anyone can do.

As for the movie I’m watching it right now for the nth time!

]]> By: Mike http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-11426 Mike Sat, 27 Feb 2010 10:51:37 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-11426 Hey folks, I found this over at the Wahnam forum and thought I'd link you to it, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylVvk52Wbd0&feature=related The OP, Sifu Zhang Wuji says: "For the benefit of those who don't understand Mandarin, the exponent in red is the son of Wang Xian, one of the Four Warriors of Chen Taijiquan. The other is a Zhaobao practitioner. See how effortlessly he applies his Kao and felling techniques, but some ignorant fools posting their comments think it was fake. Anyone who has any experience of the internal arts at all will recognise how it is being used. Notice the stances being used and the whole body movement." Hey folks, I found this over at the Wahnam forum and thought I’d link you to it,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylVvk52Wbd0&feature=related

The OP, Sifu Zhang Wuji says: “For the benefit of those who don’t understand Mandarin, the exponent in red is the son of Wang Xian, one of the Four Warriors of Chen Taijiquan. The other is a Zhaobao practitioner.

See how effortlessly he applies his Kao and felling techniques, but some ignorant fools posting their comments think it was fake. Anyone who has any experience of the internal arts at all will recognise how it is being used. Notice the stances being used and the whole body movement.”

]]> By: N http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-11415 N Wed, 24 Feb 2010 10:55:39 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-11415 Tai Chi can be used in a variety of ways: saying it can only be used for exercise is like saying writing can only be used for writing essays. Tai Chi can be used in a variety of ways: saying it can only be used for exercise is like saying writing can only be used for writing essays.

]]> By: amanda http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-11116 amanda Wed, 09 Dec 2009 20:31:35 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-11116 he's super xtreme cute he’s super xtreme cute

]]> By: Lineage and Credibility http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-9845 Lineage and Credibility Mon, 30 Mar 2009 04:39:38 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-9845 [...] rhetoric that plagues so many other martial arts forums. Suppose I inherited my Taiji skills from Yang the Invincible, and possessed the Zen mind-seal of Shakyamuni: would these facts alone help anyone [...] [...] rhetoric that plagues so many other martial arts forums. Suppose I inherited my Taiji skills from Yang the Invincible, and possessed the Zen mind-seal of Shakyamuni: would these facts alone help anyone [...]

]]> By: pat http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-8695 pat Thu, 09 Oct 2008 12:35:22 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-8695 chen is a hard and soft style that balances yin and yang equally. routine 1 is yin. routine 2 is yang. most schools (including the one I goto) practice for the yang (yang is not the yin yang but named after a sevent named yang) style perspective, avoiding the yang. we practice soft and slow with little applications. Chen Xiaowangs deciple Dan, who resides in the Chen villiage says the practice with fajin and the second form with vigior. hense to have balance one needs yin and yang. Chen is the best stand up fighting martial system I've seen. I complete this with Brazilian jujitsu :) chen is a hard and soft style that balances yin and yang equally. routine 1 is yin. routine 2 is yang. most schools (including the one I goto) practice for the yang (yang is not the yin yang but named after a sevent named yang) style perspective, avoiding the yang. we practice soft and slow with little applications. Chen Xiaowangs deciple Dan, who resides in the Chen villiage says the practice with fajin and the second form with vigior. hense to have balance one needs yin and yang.
Chen is the best stand up fighting martial system I’ve seen. I complete this with Brazilian jujitsu
:)

]]> By: MO http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-5930 MO Sat, 14 Jun 2008 14:16:35 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-5930 I would like to thank all the ppl who have shared their beautiful comments with us about martial arts. As we all know that chinese matrial arts divided into two school: External (Shaolin: From Hard to soft ) & Internal (Wudang: From Soft to hard). In order to fully understand the mechanism of Taijiquan, we need to go back to its philisophical origin impeded in the Yin & Yang theory and their additional diversification into the eight trigram till we end up at the 64 hexagrams. Taijiquan philosophy has copied alot of natural phenomena features: Water and its flowing power, thunder and its stricking power, after all the name taijiquan has many meaning as we all know: 13 stances style (refering to eight trigrams = cardinal directions and 5 wu xing elements = 5 stances), the talk about Taijiquan is never ending, I do wish to add 1 more note, is that: the movement in Taijiquan originates from the feet and directed towards waist (king) and boosetd by the energy of the dantian and excuted by the shoulder and the arms... I wish you a good dat and God Bless :)) I would like to thank all the ppl who have shared their beautiful comments with us about martial arts. As we all know that chinese matrial arts divided into two school: External (Shaolin: From Hard to soft ) & Internal (Wudang: From Soft to hard). In order to fully understand the mechanism of Taijiquan, we need to go back to its philisophical origin impeded in the Yin & Yang theory and their additional diversification into the eight trigram till we end up at the 64 hexagrams. Taijiquan philosophy has copied alot of natural phenomena features: Water and its flowing power, thunder and its stricking power, after all the name taijiquan has many meaning as we all know: 13 stances style (refering to eight trigrams = cardinal directions and 5 wu xing elements = 5 stances), the talk about Taijiquan is never ending, I do wish to add 1 more note, is that: the movement in Taijiquan originates from the feet and directed towards waist (king) and boosetd by the energy of the dantian and excuted by the shoulder and the arms… I wish you a good dat and God Bless :) )

]]> By: David http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-5555 David Sat, 05 Apr 2008 23:45:51 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-5555 Tai Chi Chuan is a healing art as well as a martial art. If you don't learn both than your ablilities wil be limited. The way you are all describing Tai Chi shows that you are practicing it just to fight. There is more to martial arts than fighting. Remember with discipline comes restrant. Just to tell you guys there is a form of Tai Chi that resembles kung fu other than the Chen style. Wudang kungfu is an inner style that also resembles kung fu. Wudang has many styles, I would recommend if anyone was to further their learning of inner kungfu you should learn it. P.S The Tai Chi Master is one of my favorite movies. Actually I'm watching it right now. Tai Chi Chuan is a healing art as well as a martial art. If you don’t learn both than your ablilities wil be limited. The way you are all describing Tai Chi shows that you are practicing it just to fight. There is more to martial arts than fighting. Remember with discipline comes restrant.

Just to tell you guys there is a form of Tai Chi that resembles kung fu other than the Chen style. Wudang kungfu is an inner style that also resembles kung fu. Wudang has many styles, I would recommend if anyone was to further their learning of inner kungfu you should learn it.

P.S The Tai Chi Master is one of my favorite movies. Actually I’m watching it right now.

]]> By: jason http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-4682 jason Wed, 10 Oct 2007 04:30:59 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-4682 tai chi is an extremely deadly form of martial art minipulating the oppenents force and directing it against them it is a great martial art because you dont need to use any strength you redirect or go with the force of the oppenent it also has health aspects it can reduce stress and is practically good for the joints tai chi is an extremely deadly form of martial art minipulating the oppenents force and directing it against them it is a great martial art because you dont need to use any strength you redirect or go with the force of the oppenent it also has health aspects it can reduce stress and is practically good for the joints

]]> By: Jim R. http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-4665 Jim R. Mon, 01 Oct 2007 17:57:03 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/jacky-wu-jing-the-tai-chi-master/#comment-4665 Let me know at the info@ email address. Master Hwa teaches at Faust's USA Karate and there is a not so small charge by the Karate people. Rather than pay the fee, let me know 1st. If I can make arrangements with him then we both can meet with you some place outside...hopefully warm weather. If Rochester turns out to be a "no go" because of such fees, you are always welcome to come to Buffalo...we can meet at a couple of places inside where I teach. No charge... Both he and I have done this kind of thing before, even with people from such diverse as Belgium or Chile. What is your "handle" in his email forum...Yahoo Groups? J.R. Let me know at the info@ email address. Master Hwa teaches at Faust’s USA Karate and there is a not so small charge by the Karate people. Rather than pay the fee, let me know 1st. If I can make arrangements with him then we both can meet with you some place outside…hopefully warm weather. If Rochester turns out to be a “no go” because of such fees, you are always welcome to come to Buffalo…we can meet at a couple of places inside where I teach. No charge… Both he and I have done this kind of thing before, even with people from such diverse as Belgium or Chile. What is your “handle” in his email forum…Yahoo Groups?

J.R.

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