Thank you for posting this video. Since 1997 I have studied under of one of two non-family member teaching assistants to Grandmaster Tung Ying-chieh - I live one month out of every year in Hong Kong to do so. My Sifu knows Tung Kai-ying and also knew and taught Tung Ying-chieh's daughter, Jasmine. I recommend this video as a reference to university students I teach.
Awesome! it won't get any better. What a relief after sieving through dozens of wannabe masters who most of all love to listen to their own talking heads. Thank you so much!
According to Wen-Shan-Huang, author of Fundamentals of Tai Chi Ch'uan, South Sky Book Co, Hong Kong, 1973, Tai Chi Ch'uan was, and still remains (and this is where ignorance to historical origins exist today) fundamentally a practice for HEALTH FIRST, SELF DEFENSE SECOND. The aggressive moves were confiscated and corrupted for competitive purpose by those earth bound EGO'S who failed to respect, or never understood, the first fundamental principal. If you can find this book and read it you'll be taught that breathing and building and moving Qi is the key to the entire practice. Unlocking that key of the "Grand Ultimate" strength becomes the understanding of it's importance when applied to the second. As an aside, for all who have never seen "Master Tung" or know nothing about him, all I can say is, how unfortunate for you. His physical appearance alone is, without speaking a word, overpowering. Anyone who comments on his form being wrong does not belong in the same space as him.
Everyone one lf those styles blended and in order......... slowly....... the families and thier elements.... .. just a question.. what day and event was according to this recording? Seems that certain moments were edited out.....---------
@@kaanapalibaby I'm pretty sure he does. I heard that he has made a short 24 movement form for people who dont have time to do the long 108 movement form.
People who "don't have the time?" Nobody has time, time is something you allocate to things, according to your priorities. People who "don't have time" to practice Tai Chi should perhaps focus their attention on something else.
@@romedbucher2854 Lol... a "holier than thou "-idiot. Take that argument up with Tung, not with me. And when you talk to him ask him why he made the 24 moves form when it is such a simplification of the original form.
Very similar to the form I remember seeing from the great Marshall Ho'o back in the '80s. Since there is no video that I know of of Ho'o doing the 108 this is a great reference for us old-style Yang form people.
I studied under Grandmaster Tung Kai Ying on Los Angeles. He does not teach through video. However, some of the Tung Style schools teachers have videos and live zoom lessons.
Zhang Sanfeng is a legendary figure. Besides there being no historical record of his existence, Zhang is not known for his martial prowess or even for practising the martial arts. If Zhang is remembered for anything, it might be Tai Chi but NOT Tai Chi Chuan. Tai Chi and Tai Chi Chuan are two different things altogether. The former is about Yin and Yang, that is the concept of the duality of things, like up and down, forward and backward, black and white, good and evil, life and death. That's Tai Chi. If you add "Chuan" to it, and it becomes Tai Chi Chuan, it's a martial art which had infused into it the concept of Yin and Yang. Because it was Taoism which first recognised the duality of things, and because when creating Chen Style Tai Chi, Chen Wanting incorporated this concept into his art, a lot of people, especially the Christians, mistook Tai Chi for being a spiritual journey which leads people to the Devil. And my reply to that is: Rubbish. Tai Chi Chuan will not lead anybody to the Devil.
bullshit. u try and do push-hands with this man and see if he forgets his centerline... hahaha. his arms are never overstretched. his sinking allows for the arms to reach out. the deeper u sink the further out your arms can reach.
Sir when you are doing forms i see, you don't have balance because of your beginning form is needs to be corrected from there you need many corrections and eye vision needs to be corrected too totally your form needs corrections and sorry about my comments, all i am expecting from you as a traditional family member how teaches the tai chi should be a tai chi not just something else....
if, you, are referring to a slight tilt of the upper body forward, as the Master, performs forward motion (i.e.. push) , He Lines up his body, with the rear supporting leg to create solid support (In my view)
Now I finally know what I want to be when I grow up.
Master Tung showed awesome attendance to Yang Chen Fu for 17 years!
A bravo rendition of Yang Family Tai Chi. Thank you for sharing.
What beautiful movement.And the cameraman follows him with equal grace.
Incredible focus, fluidity of movement and balance!
Un grand merci Samuel pour le partage de cette vidéo que je regarde très souvent , je fais du Taï Chi école Master Tung depuis un an . Thank you
Malgré les années toujours tellement en adéquation. Très belle démonstration. Je l'utilise pour améliorer ma forme. Merci pour ce partage
"Simply" the best-- absolutely amazing . . .
Excellent really enjoyed this thanks
Thank you for posting this video. Since 1997 I have studied under of one of two non-family member teaching assistants to Grandmaster Tung Ying-chieh - I live one month out of every year in Hong Kong to do so. My Sifu knows Tung Kai-ying and also knew and taught Tung Ying-chieh's daughter, Jasmine. I recommend this video as a reference to university students I teach.
HIs movements are excellent for students to learn and practice at home
Thank you Very Mutch.
Excellent. True master.
Incredible movement meditation balance
Magical
Awesome! it won't get any better. What a relief after sieving through dozens of wannabe masters who most of all love to listen to their own talking heads.
Thank you so much!
romed bucher
U must be talking about yourself. I Find his movements booooring.
🙏💕💕💕💕💕💕
10.04 needle to bottom of sea
Cool
According to Wen-Shan-Huang, author of Fundamentals of Tai Chi Ch'uan, South Sky Book Co, Hong Kong, 1973, Tai Chi Ch'uan was, and still remains (and this is where ignorance to historical origins exist today) fundamentally a practice for HEALTH FIRST, SELF DEFENSE SECOND.
The aggressive moves were confiscated and corrupted for competitive purpose by those earth bound EGO'S who failed to respect, or never understood, the first fundamental principal. If you can find this book and read it you'll be taught that breathing and building and moving Qi is the key to the entire practice. Unlocking that key of the "Grand Ultimate" strength becomes the understanding of it's importance when applied to the second.
As an aside, for all who have never seen "Master Tung" or know nothing about him, all I can say is, how unfortunate for you. His physical appearance alone is, without speaking a word, overpowering. Anyone who comments on his form being wrong does not belong in the same space as him.
Everyone one lf those styles blended and in order......... slowly....... the families and thier elements.... .. just a question.. what day and event was according to this recording? Seems that certain moments were edited out.....---------
its cool to be human
More human than human is our motto. Eldon Tyrell, dec. 2017.
This master lacks the capacity to open the most important gate, the gate of happiness.
and you know this... how?
tai chi chuan is good excures helps with depertion
he said: its good exercise, helps with desperation.
nice video. thanks for sharing.
do u know if there are any videos of the Yang-style 24 movements form with Kai Yin Tung?
He does not do the 24 movement form
@@kaanapalibaby I'm pretty sure he does. I heard that he has made a short 24 movement form for people who dont have time to do the long 108 movement form.
People who "don't have the time?" Nobody has time, time is something you allocate to things, according to your priorities. People who "don't have time" to practice Tai Chi should perhaps focus their attention on something else.
@@romedbucher2854 Lol... a "holier than thou "-idiot. Take that argument up with Tung, not with me. And when you talk to him ask him why he made the 24 moves form when it is such a simplification of the original form.
Very similar to the form I remember seeing from the great Marshall Ho'o back in the '80s. Since there is no video that I know of of Ho'o doing the 108 this is a great reference for us old-style Yang form people.
Exactly.
you dont understand if you dont how hard it it is
very good
So I can name most of the students behind Master Tung but I can't recall the name of the hall? Downtown San Francisco. Any help?
+John Poteet International Center just off Van Ness near Market, IIRC.
Thanks much.
Hi I am in Australia do you have lessons teaching this Yang kwai form and applications? Online or DVD? Book? Thanks for a reply
I studied under Grandmaster Tung Kai Ying on Los Angeles. He does not teach through video. However, some of the Tung Style schools teachers have videos and live zoom lessons.
What dose everyone think of the energy balls about 38 seconds in or So
108 movements sequence
Earth Tao 4:34
Man Tao 8:12
Sky Tao 15:31
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Zhang Sanfeng is a legendary figure. Besides there being no historical record of his existence, Zhang is not known for his martial prowess or even for practising the martial arts. If Zhang is remembered for anything, it might be Tai Chi but NOT Tai Chi Chuan.
Tai Chi and Tai Chi Chuan are two different things altogether. The former is about Yin and Yang, that is the concept of the duality of things, like up and down, forward and backward, black and white, good and evil, life and death. That's Tai Chi. If you add "Chuan" to it, and it becomes Tai Chi Chuan, it's a martial art which had infused into it the concept of Yin and Yang.
Because it was Taoism which first recognised the duality of things, and because when creating Chen Style Tai Chi, Chen Wanting incorporated this concept into his art, a lot of people, especially the Christians, mistook Tai Chi for being a spiritual journey which leads people to the Devil. And my reply to that is: Rubbish. Tai Chi Chuan will not lead anybody to the Devil.
he forgets his centerline and he stretches his arms to far. not good.
You kidding??
"to far" or "too far"?
is that so?
bullshit. u try and do push-hands with this man and see if he forgets his centerline... hahaha.
his arms are never overstretched. his sinking allows for the arms to reach out. the deeper u sink the further out your arms can reach.
not good
Not impressed. It looks like average mechanical movements without much internal power. Maybe some push hands demos? Or Fa Jin?
That just shows you have no idea
Sir when you are doing forms i see, you don't have balance because of your beginning form is needs to be corrected from there you need many corrections and eye vision needs to be corrected too totally your form needs corrections and sorry about my comments, all i am expecting from you as a traditional family member how teaches the tai chi should be a tai chi not just something else....
if, you, are referring to a slight tilt of the upper body forward, as the Master, performs forward motion (i.e.. push) , He Lines up his body, with the rear supporting leg to create solid support (In my view)
Ps. His balance, seems, very good, to me.
How about you, make a vid to show us, how to do it properly. I would appreciated.
Is Ashok some kind of word for blind?
Wayne Yee, what are you trying to say?
You're blinded by your own bs.