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Certain cults use incorrect QiGong to give the followers "zouhuorumo" to break down the will-power and manipulate followers. It is best to stick with main-stream practices like Chen Style Tai Chi and honest teachers like Chen Bing, and avoid sketchy individuals who claim to have "secret knowledge" or "mystical powers". The only real secret is Practice.

Awesome explanation! ❤❤❤

Most excellent summary of the benefits of Zhang Zhuan. He nailed it.

Wow, awesome, what a professional short film with beautiful chen taiji movements and explosive fajin! I congatulate!

Sehr schön 🚀

Great! 1A congratulations

bad ass shit 😎🤘🏻

Sehr cooles Video! : )

This is a very high quality presentation in all respects. (I know because I used to work in television.)

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It was a great pleasure to work with such talented friends!

Sehr gutes Video👍

Baliii, sooo gut gemacht 💗

Liebster Paris, ich wusste nicht viel, doch ich wusste, dass Du das Zeug zum KinoStar hast. Deine Musikerin & Freundin aus dem Fernen Westen 🙏

Alles wirklich perfekt aufeinander abgestimmt. ❤ Sound, Bild und Ton. Sowas hat man viel zu selten

Gutes Feng Shui!

Super!

Really great, awesome video!!! Congratulations 💥☯🙏!

Eeins... alles steht UND bewegt sich zugleich in diesem Anfang ... still und dynamisch, Yin zu Yang und Yang zu Yin eine Philophie in sichtbarer Entfaltung unsichtbar für die, die es erfahren, und nicht spürbar für die Aussenstehenden ... und doch ist alles eins und kann sehr entfernte Dinge ... doch berühren und gleichsam in sanfte Bewegung setzen. Wie schön hat sich der Buch & Schwert Verein entwickelt ! Viel viel Spass uns Schweiss + Meister Chen Bing und Meister 'Sifu' Paris

Das ist eh wie Klavier spielen 😌Hab ich immer gewusst 😃Toll

Thanks a lot for this video. How long does it take to develop and feel the multidirectional force and how do you know when you got it?

Zz was not part of tai chi until zz was popularized in the 1930s. It was xing yi that held San ti Shi, although zz practice goes back as far as we have records. And it’s great that tai chi wants to use posture holding. But the method of zz isn’t static.

Que riqueza!!!

Love this explanation!

He said a lot and said nothing. Thus sitting is as effective as ZZ, just to achieve calmness.

Man is peaceful

Master Bing is one incredible human.

Wish I heard this 15 years ago. Priceless however

I’ve yet to meet a human like him.

Happy Birthday :-) Supernice video!!

Thank you.

wenn ich mich recht erinnere hab ich ihn mal in Chenjiagou getroffen ich glaub das war bei seiner schule mit quadratischem hof mit großem ying yang pflastersteinmotif am boden in der mitte des hofs. nicht so weit weg von "der" schule.

Greatly appreciate his ability and willingness to share a deeper understanding of taiji. Kudos to the translator, too. Xiexie.

hahaha, sloth was good one

Absolutely correct. I am 61 and during my life I have practised Judo, Kung Fu and Tai Chi. When I was a young boy (13 - 18) and very competitive, Judo competition suited me better. Then as a young man (25 to 35) living in tough neighbourhoods in London the Kung Fu suited me better to control my anger but still be able to defend myself. Later on, from 35, through internal practices of Kung Fu it lead me to Tai Chi. However, in starting to learn Tai Chi I had to let go and unlearn almost everything I had learned from Judo and Kung Fu. It's rare to see young people practising Tai Chi, although the Chen style seems more adaptable to younger people due to it's explosive fajin movements. Other Tai Chi styles like Yang, Wu, Hao and Sun definitely seem to appeal more to people over 40. Some people start Tai Chi as young as 17, these are often people not just searching for a martial art discipline but also people trying to discover themselves and opening their interests to other philosophies or ways of life. There are aspects of Tai Chi that can provide many different benefits to the practitioner, depending on what they need or what they want to experience. I love the way this master speaks, I don't speak or understand Chinese, but his voice is extremely calming and relaxing to listen to, you can see that he has disciplined himself yet still remains soft and gentle as a person.

As a famous Taiji Master once said: "Invest in loss".

Yes, these are all reasons that I have encountered in Tai Chi. There are probably a few more reasons, as everyone is motivated to learn for some reason particular to them. It's worth noting that several of early Tai Chi masters began practising studying Tai Chi specifically to deal with health problems that doctors had been unable to cure (e.g. Cheng Man Ch'ing, T.T. Liang). Even some Tai Chi masters today were brought to Tai Chi specifically to try and solve health issues that they used to suffer when they were younger. Such people are particularly motivated once they see significant improvements in their health, and so make Tai Chi a central part of their lives. A few of them go on to become Tai Chi masters themselves, after spending many years training and adhering to diligent and consistent practice. Tai Chi is a truly transformative practice once you go deep into the art, by investigating beyond just learning a sequence of movements or self-defence applications.

This is very good advice. It requires mental and physical discipline to achieve consistent practice. For me the biggest challenge at the moment is releasing tension in the shoulders and back. But I have noticed that when I do Zhan Zhuang before Tai Chi practice then I feel connected to all parts of the body, the flow of movement feels more unified. I used to do 10 minutes of standing, but it's not enough to really find out where tension is trapped in the body. When I practice for 30, 40 or 50 minutes (which is very little compared to serious Tai Chi practitioners) then I start discovering more about myself as Master Chen Bing says.

Very interesting, good and clear explanations. It makes a lot of sense.

Can this help with stagnant energy and opening the meridians

Gold.

tai schi... good for fighting rabbit sloths ... underwater!!! hahahaha

wuhu, bin stolz paris als meinen lehrer bezeichnen zu duerfen - darf ich doch paris, oder?! ;)

Great! It is just Great! The Taiji community do need much more videos like these ones!

Thank You for all the Videos!

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陳老師説得真好，動聽！