Thank you Master Yang, an illuminating session again. Could you please explain in terms of modern anatomy and biomechanics what is the kua and its movements in internal arts? Is/are there precise definition(s) for the kua?
I have been practicing Tai Chi for a few years. I have a question for which I have not ever received a satisfactory ( to my limited knowledge) answer. When you get into a pose, (let's say Brush Knee) how long do you hold before transitioning? I heard it's is like feeling of a coiled spring, ready to uncoil. Another -- follow the breath. Any opinions on this, Shi Fu Yang? Respectfully Dr. Mischa.
Do you think culture utopianism is also present in MTC even after the efforts of Mao to remove it from its Classical origins? Also, I find that in classical chinesse medecine (and also from what I get from martial arts treatise that exist in a language I can read), lots of concepts are based upon and explained by mythic images (like snake crane here, or Kunlun mountains and mythic great floods and so on for CCM) that explains metaphorically the ideas which are very concrete but their explanations isn’t… Is my parallel between my understanding of CCM and martial a valid one?
I always enjoy the q and a. Can you discuss " standing stake" , or " pole standing"? They say, ( I've was told long time ago) that that's the most important exercise to do for internal, but they never say why. Can you discuss all the results that come from "Standing Stake,"
Just two questions. 1) Do you know anything about star walking 步罡踏斗 Its rare from what little I know but its still practiced in some overseas Chinese communities, like in Malaysia. I think Taiwan as well?? 2) I heard that the cauldron of the body needs to be created and is the real tan tien. Is this true?
Thank you for answering my question! By the way, I did send you a video to show you my explanation on what ding kua is in wing chun. I sent it to your email.
HI this is MR.Mariano in your Proverb 9 . Im 62 i started learning at 51 Taekwon do i slowing got intersed in in the internal arts because the health and the beutyful movements just a note im not into it for being a bully or some kind of thug but only the art the beuty of the movements. So you said for older people one must learn the Dynamic movement first. Okay i got that so what are these Dynamic are and what form? Thank Sir
Dear shifu good evening and thank you for sharing your knowledge! I would like to ask if Ding Kua is something like anterior pelvic tilt. If so, how is possible to use it in fa jin movements and simultaneously extending our ming men or lower back backwards (which is something you have already mention if I remember well)? Would it be possible to demonstrate different placements of the hips (sinking, extending e.t.c.) while training xing yi? Thank you in advance
Thanks for clarify Cris coleman question
Thanks,
Thank you for the response. I appreciate your answer to my question and all the others as well.
Glad to know that. Thanks,
Thank you Master Yang!!🙏 ☯️ Your TH-cam channel is pure gold, I have learned very much from you. Thank you.
Happy to hear that and thank you for your comments.
@@HaiYangChannel I love your chanel actually i m studying everything in your videos but i will like to see that you show us a breathing technique.
Thank you Master Yang, an illuminating session again. Could you please explain in terms of modern anatomy and biomechanics what is the kua and its movements in internal arts? Is/are there precise definition(s) for the kua?
I think I have a video talking about it. i will check it out. If not, i will talk about this in the future. Thanks.
@@HaiYangChannel Dear Master Yang thank you for your kindness and replying.
Dear Yang Laoshi, for the next Q&A, I'd like to ask what is the difference between these these two qi: 炁 and 气。 Thank you.
Hello. Good question. I think I have covered this question in my Xiu Dao video before, but not that sure... I will check it out. Thanks,
I have been practicing Tai Chi for a few years. I have a question for which I have not ever received a satisfactory ( to my limited knowledge) answer. When you get into a pose, (let's say Brush Knee) how long do you hold before transitioning? I heard it's is like feeling of a coiled spring, ready to uncoil. Another -- follow the breath. Any opinions on this, Shi Fu Yang? Respectfully Dr. Mischa.
Good question. I will answer it in the next Q&A.
Do you think culture utopianism is also present in MTC even after the efforts of Mao to remove it from its Classical origins?
Also, I find that in classical chinesse medecine (and also from what I get from martial arts treatise that exist in a language I can read), lots of concepts are based upon and explained by mythic images (like snake crane here, or Kunlun mountains and mythic great floods and so on for CCM) that explains metaphorically the ideas which are very concrete but their explanations isn’t…
Is my parallel between my understanding of CCM and martial a valid one?
Hello Fred, I will talk about this in the future's video. Your observation makes sense. Thanks.
I always enjoy the q and a. Can you discuss " standing stake" , or " pole standing"? They say, ( I've was told long time ago) that that's the most important exercise to do for internal, but they never say why. Can you discuss all the results that come from "Standing Stake,"
YEs, I will answer it in next Q&A.
Just two questions.
1) Do you know anything about star walking 步罡踏斗
Its rare from what little I know but its still practiced in some overseas Chinese communities, like in Malaysia. I think Taiwan as well??
2) I heard that the cauldron of the body needs to be created and is the real tan tien. Is this true?
Sure I know about it. May talk about it in the future.
Thank you for answering my question! By the way, I did send you a video to show you my explanation on what ding kua is in wing chun. I sent it to your email.
Hello, you are welcome. However, I did not receive your email.
@@HaiYangChannel OK, I sent it to info@internalstyle.com
Спасибо за Ваши видео,полезную и интересную информацию,пожалуйста,сделайте субтитры на русском языке
I do not know that language.
HI this is MR.Mariano in your Proverb 9 . Im 62 i started learning at 51 Taekwon do i slowing got intersed in in the internal arts because the health and the beutyful movements just a note im not into it for being a bully or some kind of thug but only the art the beuty of the movements. So you said for older people one must learn the Dynamic movement first. Okay i got that so what are these Dynamic are and what form? Thank Sir
At any form, since it is a principle.
Dear shifu good evening and thank you for sharing your knowledge!
I would like to ask if Ding Kua is something like anterior pelvic tilt. If so, how is possible to use it in fa jin movements and simultaneously extending our ming men or lower back backwards (which is something you have already mention if I remember well)? Would it be possible to demonstrate different placements of the hips (sinking, extending e.t.c.) while training xing yi?
Thank you in advance
Hello, I will find a chance to talk about it in the future. Thanks,