Old Yang Style of Yang Lu-Ch'an Taijiquan with Teacher Nikola in 2005 here Teacher Nikola 老師馬司洋 澳門 скачать в хорошем качестве

Old Yang Style of Yang Lu-Ch'an Taijiquan with Teacher Nikola in 2005 here Teacher Nikola 老師馬司洋 澳門

This video i made in 2005 doing or trying to do Old Yang Style of Yang Lu-Ch'an. This is the Yang style before it was changed by Yang Cheng-fu to what we know today. The movements are not all slow. There are fa-jing (explosive energy) movements all through this form. It is quite energetic with leaping kicks and explosive punches. I learned this form from Master Erle Montaigue who learned from Chang Yiu-Chun, one of the main students of Yang Shou-hou, the Brother of Yang Cheng-fu. Shou-hou did not change his grandfather's style. Now he teach in Macau China Yang Lu-ch'an or Yang Luchan 杨露禅 , also known as Yang Fu-k'ui or Yang Fukui (1799–1872), born in Kuang-p'ing (Guangping), was an influential teacher of the internal style martial art t'ai chi ch'uan (taijiquan) in China during the second half of the 19th century. He is known as the founder of Yang-style t'ai chi ch'uan, the most popular and widely practised style in the world today One night, he was awakened by the sounds of "Hen" (哼) and "Ha" (哈) in the distance. He got up and traced the sound to an old building. Peeking through the broken wall, he saw his master Chen, Chang-xing teaching the techniques of grasp, control, and emitting jin in coordination with the sounds "Hen" and "Ha." He was amazed by the techniques and from that time on, unknown to master Chen, he continued to watch this secret practice session every night. He would then return to his room to ponder and study. Because of this, his martial ability advanced rapidly. One day, Chen ordered him to spar with the other disciples. To his surprise, none of the other students could defeat him. Chen realized that Yang had great potential and after that taught him the secrets sincerely Teacher Nikola 老師馬司洋 澳門太極拳 learned from many teachers and on of them still is Mr. Cui Zhongsan, a 5th generation master of Chinese Yang Style Taijiquan, was born in a well-known Taijiquan family in 1948. He began to learn the traditional Yang style Taijiquan from his grandfather, Master Cui Yishi 1892 - 1970 崔毅士 杨澄甫弟子 when he was four years old. His grandfather was an indoor student of Master Yang Chengfu, the most famous master of Chinese Yang style Taijiquan of his time. With his superb skills and noble characters, Master Cui Yishi became one of the most important Yang style Taijiquan masters in Beijing. As Taijiquan was handed down in the family at that time, Master Cui Zhongsan learned all of Taijiquan forms, various taiji weapons and pushing-hands techniques from his grandfather, who gave him a strict and systematic training.