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Hi, My apologies the website is getting revamped. Interested students should contact me at robin.betton@gmail.com and I can discuss with them training options etc...

@cynsterg007 I have a clip on mic I'll use next time. Thank you for taking the time to watch.

Thanks Chris. It's "Huang" style Taiji. The push hands sets and 5 loosening's you can find for free on youtube ua-cam.com/video/VIdtRYzqDuc/v-deo.html

You mean you don't post your gear because your a coward. Let's keep this going then I'll just delete all your shit.

Who is your teacher?

@milehigh61 your mom. We get together frequently with your record players and she sings to me.

@@lakland5594 my mother died couple years back

Yes they should actually be moving

Errr no, shoulder should be set and scapula released. Watch GM Huang doing it and you will see. His shoulders don’t lift at all. But anyways I have seen your form, you look like high level so you should know 😋

@milehigh61 do not do as he does. Open the body the joints and loosen/melt the flesh from the bone and joint. Open the body similar to tui na and bonesetting, melt and then close the joints/harmonies so your body can feel the differential. Especially for beginners open the joints and the frame as much as possible. This is why so many people get no results for push hands as they can't open the body. They see the masters perform in small frame without understanding the correct causes to get the better results down the line. See my push footage. Also feel free to post yours to demonstrate your results.

ua-cam.com/video/YB0bXz2Vk44/v-deo.html

also interesting in your tai chi playlist you have adam mizner's version of the loosenings which i've felt what's supposed to be happening. feel free to post and demo. push footage is good.

Feel free to visit any time. But, I note, you didn't answer my question. BTW - I have spent nearly 20 years as a student of Wee Kee Jin (the last indoor student of Master Huang). So I can point to a lineage. I was asking if you can do the same. That is a perfectly valid question and has nothing to do with "being grumpy".

@@Whangareitaiji3138 I am currently studying Huang's form through a teacher that studied with Lau King. When I responded to you directly that I am learning from Mark Rasmu's material that is a good enough answer for me. I have not seen a lot of Wee Kee Jin's material/skills or his students available online. Mark Rasmus's material is phenomenal especially considering it is easily accessible, easy to understand in English and affordable. In fact most of his material is available for free on his youtube channel. I've also studied Gao style Baguazhang in Boston and Taiwan through a "lineage". From my pov "lineage" is not a guarantee of anything. Breaking skills and principles down in terms of cause and effect and then manifesting those skills through the correct causes seems to be the greatest determinant of ability.

Yep he's in the background with the timer

I would only recommend studying in person at least twice a week min. with only the senior instructors from Adam's system to save you possibly decades of struggle and to save you financially. Same with Liang's system. To make the highest quality progress you need in person transmission and a group of dedicated training partners preferably to push with daily. I have a online Patreon page for students who have trained my free material to the point they realize they will need help and pointers. I also highly recommend Mark Rasmus's Taiji or Elastic Force course. Again see comments above. So my biggest advice is to to do the math financially to see who is available within your area for training and who has the highest level of skill and willingness to transmit their knowledge "openly". Best of luck and let me know how your journey goes. - Robin

I also have a dedicated discord for students to ask any questions they have. Feel free to film yourself as well and we can assess where you are in terms of skill and to then create some solutions and road map how to get you where you need to go for training.