What's your favorite? I would like to read up on tai chi and get an understanding of how it relates to other MA. What is tai chi all about? How is it similar and different to other MA. Thanks
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What's your favorite? I would like to read up on tai chi and get an understanding of how it relates to other MA. What is tai chi all about? How is it similar and different to other MA. Thanks
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http://www.yangfamilytaichi.com/
http://qi-journal.com/taiji.asp
http://www.searchcentertaichi.com/
http://www.imperialtaichi.com/rev.htm
some interesting sites, maybe not for a noob
enjoy life
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My $.02?
http://www.chenstyle.com/
I will stae my position clearly to reveal my bias.
To my thinking (and I've spent a fair amount of time researching and reflecting) is that all authentic taiji as we know it is a derivative of chen village practices, so why not check out the source.
Last edited by Walter Joyce; 11-03-2004 at 07:02 PM.
The more one sweats in times of peace, the less one bleeds in times of war.
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http://www.taijigongfu.com
Of course that is my favorite because I get to make changes to it, but at least you can see some people getting dropped and twisted which has some value.
Aaaargh, I'm a Pirate
Peter Lim's site is one of the best sites for people new to the art that I have seen. Lots of good info and translations, especially on the Yang derivitives.
I have no idea what WD is talking about.--Royal Dragon
Aaaargh, I'm a Pirate
Peter Lim's site is one of the best sites for people new to the art that I have seen. Lots of good info and translations, especially on the Yang derivitives.
I have no idea what WD is talking about.--Royal Dragon
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Originally posted by Mo Ling
http://www.taijigongfu.com
Of course that is my favorite because I get to make changes to it, but at least you can see some people getting dropped and twisted which has some value.
Shameless plug... LOL
The more one sweats in times of peace, the less one bleeds in times of war.
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"Shameless plug... LOL"
I am fresh out of shame, besides it keeps coming unplugged!
http://www.taijigongfu.com Oooops I did it again... so clumsy
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uh-oh, I hope no one quotes me on that....Gene Ching
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My friend, Ted Knecht, has some good articles translated on the website below and follows the traditional line of Yang Cheng Fu through the late Fu Zhong Wen and Mei Ying Sheng.
http://home.earthlink.net/%7Etwk/
http://www.geocities.com/meiyingsheng/
The articles on the spear and weapons training on the site below I found to be worth reading, especially the big spear:
http://www.gstaichi.org/articles.html
The history amd artoc;e section are nice to know:
http://www.die-pagode.de/the_pagode.htm
A second to Herb Rich's site (Walter Joyce's post).
"Its better to build bridges rather than dig holes but occasionally you have to dig a few holes to build the foundation of a strong bridge."
"Traditional Northern Chinese Martial Arts are all Sons of the Same Mother," Liu Yun Qiao
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www.taichichuan.co.uk
Is Dan Docherty's website.
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