Has Master SHY Seen this, I Think He Would Be Happy You Learning From His Video And Putting Your Own Efforts Out There , I'm Trying To Learn It Too But I Won't Be Adding The Video To YT Any Time Soon 😂 🌸💕🌸
@@kvedward Thank You For Your Lovely Words, I Enjoy It Very Much And Nice To See You Have Done The Self Mastery Course I Will Watch The Video Today, Kind Regards 💕
masterful demonstration! Reminds me a lot of the Wudang Liang Yi Quan forms I practice, especially Tai He Quan, Supreme Harmony Fist. It appeared to me the wind and environment was responding to your grounded-ness and movement of energy. The sky became darker after you began practicing and the wind and trees started moving a lot, then they became more still again as you came to a close. I often have a similar experience when practicing Qigong and Gong Fu if I am absorbed enough in what I'm practicing. Jia You, brother! Thanks again for sharing!
I appreciate the kind words. I'm both a student of the Shaolin arts and Taiji Qigong. Wudang style has a big influence on my practice and I appreciate you see the spirit of the Tai He Quan in the form!!
Would you consider doing a tutorial on what you have created so that we can purchase? ❤️. This form is no longer in the self Mastery course and has been replaced with something else.
I'll consider making one but it will take a bit of time 😁 I believe the form tutorial is still there, you can find it under the recording of the live sessions in the Monthly tabs
@@kvedward There seems to be some confusion as to whether the form is there or not for new users. I was planning on joining rhis weekend but can't seem to get a clear answer 🤔
This is absolutely amazing to watch.You're so good. I plan on taking the shalolin self mastery course. Was wondering if they teach this in the course and if so did you learn it from the online course alone or go to teachers? Thank you 🙏
Hello Isaac, lessons for this form is included in the Self-Mastery course! But I learned this from my own studies/research on the form and applying the Qigong principles. I've attached links to the videos of the other masters at the end screen on the video. I memorised the form by watching the Chan Gong Rou Quan Group Practice video uploaded by the Shaolin Temple Europe here on UA-cam, and compared them to the other video of the same Taolu (form), and also practically learning Yang Style Taichi in a school based here in Melbourne and combined all of the skills I have learned into this Taolu (form). Kung Fu philosophy means that we have to invest time and effort and work hard to attain the goals we intend to reach. So practice, practice and being diligent is key.
I was looking to sign up for the self mastery course after studying several of Master Shi Heng Yi's forms from UA-cam teachings and participating in live zoom sessuons. Sadly they do not offer Chan Gong Rou Quan in the course any more, but replaced it with Xiao Hong Quan (they change it each year). If you offered a tutorial of your beautiful adaptation I would love to purchase it! ❤️ 🙏
I started learning at 28 too! I recommend you to start learning the the 8 Brocades/Baduanjin first, and get your body frame strong with the practice. Practice it everyday and feel the results for yourself!
@@kvedward thank you so much for the reply!!i learn whatever like as i see but i dont know exactly the purpose of each one,you know qiqong is a little of a chaos there are many forms..j ve learned Chan yuan Xi sui jing Xuan gong quan (wudang)that i love An now learning tai yi I ve practiced ba duan as well but i want to establish a routine of one hour for maximum results
Has Master SHY Seen this, I Think He Would Be Happy You Learning From His Video And Putting Your Own Efforts Out There , I'm Trying To Learn It Too But I Won't Be Adding The Video To YT Any Time Soon 😂 🌸💕🌸
Most important is to enjoy practicing! It's such a beautiful form. I like to see it more of a Dance with the Spirit, rather than a martial movement.
@@kvedward Thank You For Your Lovely Words, I Enjoy It Very Much And Nice To See You Have Done The Self Mastery Course I Will Watch The Video Today, Kind Regards 💕
Thank you for sharing your practice
Thank you 🙏
Pretty amazing! ❤ Form and flow.
Very beautiful expression of this form Kevin....I can see you worked a long time developing it..and the result is there..Keep up the good work....
The zen of Te!
Yep. If you succeed.
I've never seen this style before! Really beautiful and fluid!
It's the Shaolin version of Taijiquan, has the Chen style elements. Focusing more on the internal strength; qigong 🙏☯️
I'm watching and I thought that looks like wattle. Hey those are eucalyptus trees!!
Yes wattles and gumtrees! this is filmed in Victoria, Australia :D
Nice one beautiful place to practice 🙏
Yes definitely, the energy here is amazing! ☯️
Me gusta mucho 😌
Wonderful, totally inspiring. Thanks for sharing bro.
Pretty good. Keep practice. Teach and learn. Pass the arts down to the next generation. Thanks for sharing.
Laoshr #60
Ching Yi Kung Fu Association
masterful demonstration! Reminds me a lot of the Wudang Liang Yi Quan forms I practice, especially Tai He Quan, Supreme Harmony Fist. It appeared to me the wind and environment was responding to your grounded-ness and movement of energy. The sky became darker after you began practicing and the wind and trees started moving a lot, then they became more still again as you came to a close. I often have a similar experience when practicing Qigong and Gong Fu if I am absorbed enough in what I'm practicing. Jia You, brother! Thanks again for sharing!
I appreciate the kind words. I'm both a student of the Shaolin arts and Taiji Qigong. Wudang style has a big influence on my practice and I appreciate you see the spirit of the Tai He Quan in the form!!
Would you consider doing a tutorial on what you have created so that we can purchase? ❤️. This form is no longer in the self Mastery course and has been replaced with something else.
I'll consider making one but it will take a bit of time 😁 I believe the form tutorial is still there, you can find it under the recording of the live sessions in the Monthly tabs
@@kvedward Yours is absolutely beautiful - I would purchase in a heartbeat ❤️
@@kvedward There seems to be some confusion as to whether the form is there or not for new users. I was planning on joining rhis weekend but can't seem to get a clear answer 🤔
@@DragonRyderNyx I checked my shaolin.online app, it's still posted there, along with the new form 😄
@@kvedward Ohhhh! I hope that is for new people joining - I join today ❤️
This is absolutely amazing to watch.You're so good. I plan on taking the shalolin self mastery course. Was wondering if they teach this in the course and if so did you learn it from the online course alone or go to teachers? Thank you 🙏
Hello Isaac, lessons for this form is included in the Self-Mastery course! But I learned this from my own studies/research on the form and applying the Qigong principles. I've attached links to the videos of the other masters at the end screen on the video. I memorised the form by watching the Chan Gong Rou Quan Group Practice video uploaded by the Shaolin Temple Europe here on UA-cam, and compared them to the other video of the same Taolu (form), and also practically learning Yang Style Taichi in a school based here in Melbourne and combined all of the skills I have learned into this Taolu (form). Kung Fu philosophy means that we have to invest time and effort and work hard to attain the goals we intend to reach. So practice, practice and being diligent is key.
@@kvedward Thank you so much Kevin. We'll your hard work pays off my friend. Amazing to watch. You have inspired me to learn it thank you 🙏
I was looking to sign up for the self mastery course after studying several of Master Shi Heng Yi's forms from UA-cam teachings and participating in live zoom sessuons. Sadly they do not offer Chan Gong Rou Quan in the course any more, but replaced it with Xiao Hong Quan (they change it each year). If you offered a tutorial of your beautiful adaptation I would love to purchase it! ❤️ 🙏
@@DragonRyderNyx i joined the self mastery course in january and chan gong rou quan is in the course.
That was amazing thanks so much!!i m 28 isnt it suitable for me do u think?or what would u recommend me to learn?
I started learning at 28 too! I recommend you to start learning the the 8 Brocades/Baduanjin first, and get your body frame strong with the practice. Practice it everyday and feel the results for yourself!
@@kvedward thank you so much for the reply!!i learn whatever like as i see but i dont know exactly the purpose of each one,you know qiqong is a little of a chaos there are many forms..j ve learned Chan yuan
Xi sui jing
Xuan gong quan (wudang)that i love
An now learning tai yi
I ve practiced ba duan as well but i want to establish a routine of one hour for maximum results
@@ABCD15334 stick to 8 brocades until you can practice it by yourself without watching a video.. 🙂
@@kvedward thanks again i ll go for it!
You tell me this cause opens the 8meridians?
@@ABCD15334 indeed. Opens up your channels 🙏
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