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@@svcupc "The sound is very small, so I want to confirm with you: Every Wednesday morning from 10 to 12 o'clock, where is the location? How much does each teaching session cost?" Yes at Percy Perry Stadium (Town Centre Park ) in Coquitlam, our place is near the Baseball Playground. Free of charge.

@@ap2372 great thanks! and I assume I can just show up and join? no need to apply or register beforehand?

@@svcupc yes just show up and participate every Wed, Sat, Sun 10am-12pm

@@stefanhuna641 I was doing that back in the day in Romania, doing qigong and taichi by myself. The only thing I regret was that I did not have a teacher and a method to follow.

@5energies640 I regret nothing I love QiGong. People are usualoy close minded so I dont care.

I agree with you, me and my master are constantly challenged and pushed with hard force, so the Shen Yi Qi is still there but all energy is exacerbated to violence level, so this is the best response we can have to balance violence with softness and cruelty with kindness. 🤜💥😫🙏☯

剛柔相濟可解呢？我今天煉功到此对剛柔相濟的解釋是能與天地之間混化了，在盤架子時色相只係配合人體外空間能量運動，我稱炁或太極用語混元一炁栅劲就有剛柔相濟效果產生，如果在肉身去求陰陽，剛柔都凹凸處，定点處，永遠不夠鬆，只有放下色相，跟别人接手在接手位上有頂都是未夠鬆，推手勝了又如何，炁怎樣練都練不大，我给叁点大家想去悟，A何謂嶗動？，B何謂活動？，C何謂運動？。太極談運動，運動出處在那？。力與劲有可分别。可謂懈(丟)？推手就是撿查自巳有否犯錯做到了太極列要求，修行到邓程度。一隻狂牛般推手勝了別人又如呢等😅

You are right, I was appalled too by these tests with 2 people pushing until I was at the receiving end of the push, so indeed the strength required to hold two or three people is increased significantly. The idea is just to feel how much strength you need to hold a body. In a real combat situation the opponent will always use its own weight against you, and it requires a lot of strength to support the opponent weight. The reality is that for real world applications you need to relax certain parts of the body but not all the body so you need to learn to transfer the power through the fascia and tendons, and you will realize this only when you test yourself. It is just the same like going to the gym and adding a couple of plates on the bar to test your muscle strength.

@@ap2372 I’m not a physicist, but look at the teacher pushing the guy. As he pushes, he moves his feet backwards. That’s not applying more force. Furthermore, there are different ways that people can push and I’ve experienced this numerous times. Many people will apply force until they feel resistance and then stop. That is what often happens in these kind of demos. As I wrote in my earlier post, this kind of demo proves nothing and just makes the taiji world look stupid. All you need is one person who is able to gradually and continuously increase their force to push on the other person. I’ve seen these demos with up to 10 people “pushing.” It’s nonsense.

Hello Francois, this is the taichi style of Shi Ming, he was the student of Wang Yongquan which is the lineage standard bearer of old yang style which is the original style before split into Yang and Wu lineages.

@@ap2372 wow very auspicious that you encountered this teacher

Yes this is the skill I want to learn

He should but he wouldn't 😂

Yes very similar

Sun style and the other Wu style are using exactly the same action

@@5energies Yes indeed.

Yes, he is teaching on Wechat in Chinese. Follow my videos I will put here all his teachings for English speakers. Also you can follow his channel Haisong Zhang

thanks! Yes that could be very interesting!

❤❤❤ pure essence

Multumesc Danut! Cum mai stai sau misti cu stilul Chen?

That's correct the northern styles have this narrow stance but in my opinion and experience is better for building strength than the wide stance.

@@5energies Actually, if done correctly, the southern stance builds strength and stability, and the northern stance builds flexibility. So the southern is built to be more static, and opens the kua very well. The northern is built to be in motion, and focuses on opening both the front and back of the hips. Both have advantages, I train both because you get more development, and situationally they have different purposes.

Yes is very different. Try it and see for yourself the difference!