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Taiji Chin Na In-Depth course 1&2 by Dr. Yang, Jwmg-Ming

Taiji Chin Na In-Depth course 1&2 by Dr. Yang, Jwmg-Ming

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All Chinese martial systems, including Taijiquan, contain the technique of grabbing and controlling, or chin na.

Most people now practice Tai Chi Chuan (also known as Taijiquan) to prevent illness or treat it. Due to the neglect of Taijiquan’s martial components during the past 50 years, the art is currently lacking. The majority of practitioners no longer recognize Taijiquan as a martial art or even that it has martial applications. For instance, in modern Taiji communities, the idea and training techniques of Taiji martial strength (Jin) and how to use internal Qi (internal energy) in the martial arts are foreign concepts. Because of this, people do not now know or study the genuine martial applications of Jin and Qi, such as Chin Na or Cavity Strikes.

The Eight Moving Patterns, Clockwise Coiling in Crossed Pushing Hands, and more powerful, efficient Chin Na methods are revealed in this video.

‘Small Wrap Hand 1’ ‘Back Wrap Hand’ ‘Large Roc Twists Its Wing’ ‘Large Elbow Wrap’ ‘Small Elbow Wrap’ ‘Large Rollback’ ‘Wrist Press’ ‘Pressing Shoulder with Single Finger’ ‘Forward Turning Elbow’ ‘Old Man Promoted to General’ ‘Send the Devil to the Heaven’ ‘To Hold A Tablet’ ‘Arm

Carry a Pole on the Shoulder, Cross Your Arms at the Elbows, Press Your Wrists Outward, Fan Your Back, and Bend the Branch Like a Big Ape

This video is a supplement to Dr. Yang, Jwing-book Ming’s Taiji Chin Na: The Seizing Art of Taijiquan.

Jwing-Ming Yang, D.O. 2004
YMAA produced it.
produced in the USA
MediaManic produced the video.
Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming, Tony Chee, Julien Petitfour, and Pascal Plée delivered the performance.
Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming, and David Silver helmed the film.

120 minutes, color, and NTCS VHS

Review

He is one of the most useful members of our group because of his breadth of knowledge and excellent teaching methodology. — China Taste, Director Pat Rice

Electrified as “Kung Fu Artist of the Year” by Black Belt magazine in 2003.

among those with “the biggest effect on martial arts in the past 100 years,” according to poll results. — Published in Inside Kung Fu

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