Chen Xiaowang – New Frame Punch DVD 1

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Salepage: Chen Xiaowang – New Frame Punch DVD 1

This is Pao Chui Or Called Xinjia Erlu (Punch In new frame).Routine of Chen style Tai Chi Boxing new frame is also called cannon fist. The movements in new frame routine Boxing are comparatively complicated in routine, centering on the application of the four corner hands including pick, (obstruct) elbow, lean take four positive hand including (hold up) stroke, squeeze, press hardness contains softness, strive for firmness and hardness stamp to exerting force, move in a flash leap up and jump, relax, spring and shake focus on the exercise of springiness force in appearance, center on fast and strong jump, take characteristic of slowness, softness, calm and unhurried the method of exerting force requires guiding the body by hand cooperate with flexible footwork center on hardness, integrate harness with softness take internal force as commanding, if internal body is motionless, external will not exert force a part move and the whole parts will move, throughout all joints.Chen style has these as main forms Lao Jia Yilu Pao Chui Erlu (Punch)Xinjia YiluXinjia Erlu (Punch In new frame)

“Ancient Chen-style Taijiquan: Explanation of Internal Kungfu Quan 1-3” is the theoretical crystallization of Master Chen Xiaowang’s research on Taijiquan for more than 50 years. Speaking, elaborating, and the mystery that was not explained by the predecessors, today, today, when Taijiquan is moving towards misunderstanding, it is like a beacon in the dark, illuminating the misunderstanding of Tai Chi lovers walking in the dark.

DVD 1 Explanation of Internal Power Boxing 1
DVD 2 Explanation of Internal Power Boxing 2
DVD 3 Explanation of Internal Kungfu Boxing 3

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