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Yea, no headphones or mic. sucks to be poor :p

Thank you

@@skovarovic You're welcome.

Yea Bagua Joe got down on this one.

Peng is full. Think of it as 1 and 0. 1 is full of peng, 0 is completely empty. You are almost always 1 in taijiquan. But not always. There are times when you have to be completely empty. But wet noodle taijiquan does not work.

Uhmm ok. I guess, because I'm giving the answers and not keeping people in the dark for 10+ years so I can make money off them makes it external.

Thank you. Most schools do things differently. However there are benefits of seeing options outside what you may currently do. I always keep an eye out and open mind for useful principles

Uhmmm... nope. Not double weighted. Hips, shoulders waist arre free to move, so is 1 leg. Nothing is stuck. I think you should reinvestigate what double weighted means.

@@wdhcTaijiquanw/ pressure ?

@@wdhcTaijiquan both my legs are free. i am not stuck ever on one leg or the other.

@@NinjatoSama I have plenty of videos doing push hands you can check out to see

@@wdhcTaijiquan SEEN THEM exactly the same bs i used to do.

Thank you sir

To be 100% honest, that is marketing, and is used by teachers to keep you as a student 20+ years.

Thank you

There are free meetups at the Olmos Basin park on Sundays. There is a texas meetup in Austin on 11/12. To stay up to date when my nonprofit gets started, see www.wdhc.page

Yessir. There are about 36 types of jin. The 8 main are 1. Peng (wardoff) 2. Rollback 3. Press 4. Push 5. Bump 6. Split 7. Pluck 8. Elbow 9. Coiling- moving in a coiling pattern to control or attack the center 10. Cold- ussually a downward explosive strike that shakes internal organs 11. Inches- attacking from an inch away with no drawback 12. No inch- issuing from touch with no drawback 13. Sticking- sticking to the opponent like glue 14. Listening- paying attention to the enemies center, movement, direction, speed, power, and intent through touch 15. Understanding- knowing the enemies intent with or without touch . 16. Rubbing- rubbing motion on arms or forearms to attack the center. 17. Pulse- pulse like attack to disrupt center and open doors and windows 18. Neutralize- making the enemies attack miss you without opposing or struggling 19. Deflecting- light attack against a strike to move it away from its target 20. Redirecting- redirecting a strike without them knowing they are redirecting, slight internal movements 21. Borrowing- borrowing the opponents force and returning it yo them 22. Sinking- sinking your weight to effect the opponent 23. Rooting- redirecting the opponents energy into the earth. 24. Absorbing- absorbing the enemies energy into your body and Rooting it 25. Contract- contracting in towards the center 26. Expanding- expanding out from the center. 27. Drawing in- causing the opponent to shrink towards thier center, compromising it 28. Drawing out- causing the opponent to overreach compromising thier center. 29. Punch 30. Kick 31. Shuai- wrestling 32. Qinna- grappling, locks, cavity press 33. Step forward 34. Step back 35. Firm the center 36. Look to the left 37. See the right

Where you located?

@@wdhcTaijiquan Im in Australia. Thankyou for this information, much appreciated friend!

Where can I source more information? Ive been focusing my development on Song and Ting and YiJiJing. Ideally, Id like to learn more about the Jin and add some exercise into my routine.

@@wdhcTaijiquanOne more questions! I can develop Nei Jin. But, How does one develop Fa JIn? Thankyou

Thank you for the suggestion. I can let you know my posture hasn't changed much, my approach to applying peng has though.

Glad it helped!

The size doesn't matter. It's the ability to get underneath its center and stick.

I wonder what you have achieved after so much training and dedication 🤔 (it's obvious you have alot knowledge about some martial arts(mostly internal )

Glad you foubd it useful!

Lol this is an old video.

You still in touch with Joe Lok?

I'm not in touch with anyone...lol. Mostly random stuff like this.

Yea sorry about that. No high tech mic at the time

They better, or you been slacking on your practice!!!! Plus you taught me them...

Don't forget the hammer and large pole drills...there's a few more you can demonstrate I can make sure you have documented!

@@LowKickSlick those are in the gong li video

You remain sunk, and opened kua. The exercise is about staying sunk and isolating the waist.

@@skovarovic -- Thank you for clarifying.

Thank you!

Lmao. Ok. 1. What makes taijiquan? (13 energies, in case you didn't know) 2. What makes drunken boxing? ( besides the obvious aesthetic, it's purpose is to break rules abd get out of the mindset of being stuck in rules of any style) 3. Did you bother to read the disclosure at the beginning? (Probably not, because only an idiot would respond like you did.) Thank you for your time and watching!

Sinking can be complex, but to make it simple, stand up straight, feel your dantien and allow your dantien to sink down to the ground. Of course that takes some imagination as you are not going to slump to the ground. As it sinks, allow your knees to bend until your legs feel like they are supporting 500 lbs and upper body is light. Important keys of this exercise are do not lean in any direction, knees do not pass toes. Once you get the concept of the weighting down, start over. Imagine your whole body connected to your dantien. Sink everything at once. You can also apply to single points like arms or hands to make them feel heavier.

@@wdhcTaijiquan what do you mean by sink. You keep saying it but not what it means. Is sink the same as drop or fall or go.? You say 3 spheres going on. What do you mean by going on. It is so unclear. Explain what one if those spheres is. Is it an imaginary shape? If so, so what? I mean what is going on with that Imaginary shape? I wish I could just understand one thing, especially sink. What does rooted mean? I'm sorry that it isn't obvious but I asked people what they thought it meant to stay rooted and I got a different answer from each one. Is it better to just do the exercises, not really knowing what any of it means? I don't think so. I appreciate your time, but if I can't understand the simplest basic thing like the meaning of sink, I won't know what I am doing.

@@perrypelican9476 no. Sink is more like lower. Think of quick sand. Everything goes down at once. But the body, mind, and intent should all be involved at the beginning.

@@perrypelican9476 the goal of sinking is a weighted energy. It's used to Pluck the opponent off balance, sink your weight into the opponents center, sinking helps the body expand, provides a stronger root

@@wdhcTaijiquan you use sink to explain sinking. How does that tell me what it means? I'm sorry but it makes no sense. Never mind. Thanks for trying. I don't want to take your time.

This is an extremely foolish comment. Get a grown-up to explain things to you.

You need that chi belly though