An Jin: The “Push of No Push,” Part 3- Make it smaller.
Big movements allow us to bring a magnifying glass to all the little components, stuff that might get overlooked otherwise.
An Jin: The “Push of No Push,” Part 2
In Part 1 of “An Jin: The “Push of No Push,” I broke down Jin and what makes it so powerful. I then explained the mysterious An Jin, the “push of no push,” and how it needs both Song and Fang to work. This post gets right down to how to train it.
Taijiquan Immersion: Part Deux
I just added this video to my YouTube channel to promote the upcoming Taijiquan Immersion seminar at Kripalu, March 17-22. In it I demonstrate the Yang Cheng Fu 13 Original Postures that I learned from Master Yang Fukui, and I think this video captures the feeling...Unforgettable Taijiquan Immersion at Kripalu, March 17-22!
Is it time to shake up your t’ai chi practice? Or maybe time to start one? Have you been coasting for a while, in a comfort zone but feeling like there is much more you could get from the time you spend training? Or maybe you’ve become bored with what you...Tai Chi Immersion this Summer at Eastover and the Open Center
T’ai Chi for Health, Peace and Soft Power 6 session weekly class June 26th – August 7th New York Open Center 22 East 30th Street, NY, NY 10016 https://www.opencenter.org/tai-chi July 20-22, 2018 – Yang Cheng Fu’s Original 13 Postures with Rick...
