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Emei Tai Chi Push Hands Vol. 2 – Tai Chi Double Push Hands & Applications Power Neutralization

April 18th, 2010

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Tai Chi Push Hands is an essential course for any Tai Chi practice. Grandmaster Li Yaxuan often said After you have mastered techniques, then you can gradually grasp what understanding jing means. Jing means essence. By understanding jing you gradually approach an intuitive understanding of your opponents intention. However, you cannot grasp this without a great deal of lengthy study. Practicing Tai Chi Push Hands is a very good way to learn this Tai Chi intern… More >>

Emei Tai Chi Push Hands Vol. 2 – Tai Chi Double Push Hands & Applications Power Neutralization

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Emei Tai Chi Push Hands Vol. 3 – Moving Push Hands & Applications Listening Energy

April 2nd, 2010

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Tai Chi Push Hands is an essential course for any Tai Chi practice. Grandmaster Li Yaxuan often said After you have mastered techniques, then you can gradually grasp what understanding jing means. Jing means essence. By understanding jing you gradually approach an intuitive understanding of your opponents intention. However, you cannot grasp this without a great deal of lengthy study. Practicing Tai Chi Push Hands is a very good way to learn this Tai Chi intern… More >>

Emei Tai Chi Push Hands Vol. 3 – Moving Push Hands & Applications Listening Energy

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Tai Chi Push Emei Hands Two-Man

March 31st, 2010

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This Emei Tai Chi Push Hands Two-Man Sparring Form was created by Tai Chi and Qigong Master, Jack Fu Xueli, and his martial brother, Master Wang Fangxin. It is based on the teachings of Grandmaster Lin Mogen. This sparring form is a compilation of all the traditional Tai Chi Push Hands fighting methods passed down through six generations of masters, including Single and Double Push Hands, Moving Step Push Hands and Tai Chi Internal Qi Practice, as well as 4 Corner M… More >>

Tai Chi Push Emei Hands Two-Man

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Tai Chi Emei Push Hands: Volumes Three

March 30th, 2010

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Tai Chi Push Hands is an essential course for any Tai Chi practice. Grandmaster Li Yaxuan often said After you have mastered techniques, then you can gradually grasp what understanding jing means. Jing means essence. By understanding jing you gradually approach an intuitive understanding of your opponent s intention. However, you cannot grasp this without a great deal of lengthy study. Practicing Tai Chi Push Hands is a very good way to learn this Tai Ch… More >>

Tai Chi Emei Push Hands: Volumes Three

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Tai Chi Emei Push Hands: Volumes One

March 29th, 2010

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Tai Chi Push Hands is an essential course for any Tai Chi practice. Grandmaster Li Yaxuan often said After you have mastered techniques, then you can gradually grasp what understanding jing means. Jing means essence. By understanding jing you gradually approach an intuitive understanding of your opponent s intention. However, you cannot grasp this without a great deal of lengthy study. Practicing Tai Chi Push Hands is a very good way to learn this Tai Ch… More >>

Tai Chi Emei Push Hands: Volumes One

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Tai Chi Emei Push Hands: Volumes Two

March 28th, 2010

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Tai Chi Push Hands is an essential course for any Tai Chi practice. Grandmaster Li Yaxuan often said After you have mastered techniques, then you can gradually grasp what understanding jing means. Jing means essence. By understanding jing you gradually approach an intuitive understanding of your opponent s intention. However, you cannot grasp this without a great deal of lengthy study. Practicing Tai Chi Push Hands is a very good way to learn this Tai Ch… More >>

Tai Chi Emei Push Hands: Volumes Two

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Tai-Chi Push Hands

March 20th, 2010

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A complete guide to this two person exercise designed to develop, sense and use internal energy (chi) to use in self defense and healing. You will learn to neutralize force directed against you and use the opponent’s force against him. In healing you will learn to unblock the flow of chi in your partner. Push hHands has the power to completely transform your life…. More >>

Tai-Chi Push Hands

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Master Da Liu Teaches Tai Chi Ch’uan, Push Hands, and Self-Defense

February 18th, 2010

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Master Da Liu demonstrates and explains his Classic Yang Style Tai Chi Form, Push Hands and Self-Defense Techniques in this vintage video. Master Liu was one of the great masters who brought Tai Chi to the US when the communists took over China. He was the author of many books on Tai Chi and Chinese Culture. He taught Tai Chi for many years in New York City.Sifu Charles Riley, a fomer student of Master Liu, made the video in the early 1980′s at Teachers College of Columb… More >>

Master Da Liu Teaches Tai Chi Ch’uan, Push Hands, and Self-Defense

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Taiji Pushing Hands 3 & 4 Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming

February 14th, 2010

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Tai Chi Push Hands Courses 3 and 4:
Refine your Tai Chi. Pushing Hands trains you to develop sensitive feeling, or Listening Jin, to sense your opponents intention, understand their Jin (power), neutralize it, and then counterattack. Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming clearly instructs the finer details of step-by-step Pushing Hands training, with an emphasis on understanding the emitting of Jin and its applications. Techniques are taught solo and with a partner, from the most basic… More >>

Taiji Pushing Hands 3 & 4 Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming

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Emei Tai Chi Push Hands Vol. 1 – Tai Chi Single Push Hands & Applications Fajing Explosive Power

February 9th, 2010

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Tai Chi Push Hands is an essential course for any Tai Chi practice. Grandmaster Li Yaxuan often said After you have mastered techniques, then you can gradually grasp what understanding jing means. Jing means essence. By understanding jing you gradually approach an intuitive understanding of your opponents intention. However, you cannot grasp this without a great deal of lengthy study. Practicing Tai Chi Push Hands is a very good way to learn this Tai Chi intern… More >>

Emei Tai Chi Push Hands Vol. 1 – Tai Chi Single Push Hands & Applications Fajing Explosive Power

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