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Thanks to all our super-awesome students and other friends for making this such a brilliant event. Great Tai Chi/Qigong/Bagua/push hands etc, great people, great weather and an epidemic of laughing and smiling. Couldn't ask for better than that. 
A relaxing afternoon of peace, tranquillity and gentle lakeside pursuits...not! 
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Couldn't find this on line for a while. Great to see it back, thanks to Junior Mead. Enjoy! And finally (for tonight), if you are interested in who begat whom in the Tai Chi world, you might like to consult our lineage map on our other site, realtaichiuk.com:
http://www.realtaichiuk.com/tai-chi-lineage.html If you have enjoyed these links or there's anything else we can do to answer your questions or otherwise increase your enjoyment of Tai Chi, Hsing Yi, Ba Gua or Qi Gong, please let us know. Seriously don't miss this if you do the Cheng Man Ching 37 posture "short form" of Tai Chi. This was filmed when he was younger and more sprightly than in some of the previously-seen footage that is out there, and this is the best Tai Chi we have seen him do. It also shows some delightful aspects of his character as he walks down to the area where he does his form, and there's some push hands and martial applications at the end for good measure! The video is not on YouTube; it's on the website of the Shen Long Tai Chi Association UK, to whom we are very grateful:
http://shenlongtaichi.co.uk/video.html This is Yu Xiaolin performing a Tai Chi form developed by Yang Jianhou, the father of Yang Cheng Fu. It clearly shows the origins of Yang Style Tai Chi in Chen style. So, if you've got a few minutes to spare, here's the first awesome video we'd like to share with you. This is Zhang Yuxuan doing some Tai Chi, Hsing Yi and Bagua: We have set up this blog in response to requests from people who don't use Facebook or Twitter but want to be kept up to date with what's going on, such as any good video clips we come across. Of course if you do use Facebook, we have a page there for Yiheyuan Martial Arts (you'll find the link in the top right hand corner of this website) and there's a lot of interesting stuff on there. g also now has a twitter account and we will share some of these posts as tweets.
We welcome your comments and suggestions on any of our posts and we'd love to hear wh at you think about our blog. All the best, g and Col |
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