Comments on: Reflecting on Yang Chen Fu’s 10 Important Points of T’ai-chi Chuan http://realtaiji.com/reflecting-on-yang-chen-fus-10-important-points-of-tai-chi-chuan/ The Online Taiji School Sun, 18 Dec 2011 18:38:23 +0000 hourly 1 By: S.Smith http://realtaiji.com/reflecting-on-yang-chen-fus-10-important-points-of-tai-chi-chuan/#comment-228 S.Smith Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:56:00 +0000 http://realtaiji.com/?p=811#comment-228 Thanks for your ideas. Thanks for your ideas.

]]> By: josh young http://realtaiji.com/reflecting-on-yang-chen-fus-10-important-points-of-tai-chi-chuan/#comment-224 josh young Sun, 07 Mar 2010 16:22:46 +0000 http://realtaiji.com/?p=811#comment-224 The book has no true oral teachings in it, but it is a good book. It is a complication of published material largely written by Chen Wei-Ming. The idea that it contains secret teachings is a little misleading sadly the author took great liberties with the title of the book. There are oral instructions that define the meaning of the 10 items you share, sort of like a set of measures and rules. I like your interpretation too, so I won't bother with exposition about these measures and rules. The book has no true oral teachings in it, but it is a good book.
It is a complication of published material largely written by Chen Wei-Ming.

The idea that it contains secret teachings is a little misleading sadly the author took great liberties with the title of the book.

There are oral instructions that define the meaning of the 10 items you share, sort of like a set of measures and rules. I like your interpretation too, so I won’t bother with exposition about these measures and rules.

]]> By: S.Smith http://realtaiji.com/reflecting-on-yang-chen-fus-10-important-points-of-tai-chi-chuan/#comment-209 S.Smith Wed, 24 Feb 2010 17:51:01 +0000 http://realtaiji.com/?p=811#comment-209 Sweet. Glad y'all like it. (There'll be more on each individual bit.) Sweet. Glad y’all like it. (There’ll be more on each individual bit.)

]]> By: Arlie http://realtaiji.com/reflecting-on-yang-chen-fus-10-important-points-of-tai-chi-chuan/#comment-201 Arlie Thu, 11 Feb 2010 02:08:42 +0000 http://realtaiji.com/?p=811#comment-201 Hey these are awesome Steven! Thank you, you're actually right on target for the things Ive been discovering as of late with my own practice. Taiji really is an art of "extreems". to be able to go very fast (efficiently) we must first go very slow . (to understand how to move correctly). In order to be very soft we benefit more from starting with being kind of tense first. I love it. Thanks again I definately look foreward to comming back here for more. Arlie Hey these are awesome Steven! Thank you, you’re actually right on target for the things Ive been discovering as of late with my own practice. Taiji really is an art of “extreems”. to be able to go very fast (efficiently) we must first go very slow . (to understand how to move correctly). In order to be very soft we benefit more from starting with being kind of tense first. I love it. Thanks again I definately look foreward to comming back here for more.
Arlie

]]> By: Shannon http://realtaiji.com/reflecting-on-yang-chen-fus-10-important-points-of-tai-chi-chuan/#comment-200 Shannon Tue, 09 Feb 2010 01:25:50 +0000 http://realtaiji.com/?p=811#comment-200 I tried number one, lighten up and it worked...I just decided to and viola! Thanks Steven, I will definitely return to this post again. I tried number one, lighten up and it worked…I just decided to and viola! Thanks Steven, I will definitely return to this post again.

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