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- Tai Chi Chuan Boxing Strategies
- The ingenious aspect of the creation of Yang style Tai Chi from Lu’Chan is the idea that the whole form is a combative-reaction from position to position through out the whole form. If you read Yang Cheng’Fu’s, The Essence and Applications of Tai Chi Chuan, you will come in contact with a deeper reality of this fact. The deeper secrets that I hope to divulge in this book, Yang Tai Chi Boxing Strategies, pertain to the Eight Gates and Five Steps of the Yang Family transmissions in addition to understanding the mathematic-geometrical components of the Circle and Square in relation to the fight cadence and strategies founded by Yang Lu’Chan.
- www.fightmonks.com/Tai-Chi-Chuan-Boxing-Strategies.html
- The Lost Chambers of Tai Chi Chuan
- Charles and four other contestants are prepped and ready; competing shoulder to shoulder for the grand boon of knowledge contained in the sagacious Green Manuals of the societies Inner Chambers. The rules of engagement are clear cut, three strikes and your out; no refunds and no excuses. Which of them will survive the enlightened phases of induction into the Sanctum sanctorum, revealing the golden compass of (Yang style) Tai Chi Chuan; mapped out by the creating founders Yang Lu’chan and Yang Cheng’fu? The gauntlet has been laid down; for those who wish to trek the mazes of conscious expansion and vacuum into the black-holes of explosive Fa-Jing.
- www.fightmonks.com/The-Lost-Chambers-of-Tai-Chi-Chuan.html
- Yang Style (Taijiquan) History - Video
- The Yang family first became involved in the study of t'ai chi ch'uan (taijiquan) in the early 19th century. The founder of the Yang-style was Yang Lu-ch'an (楊露禪), aka Yang Fu-k'ui (楊福魁, 1799–1872), who studied under Ch'en Chang-hsing starting in 1820. Yang became a teacher in his own right, and his subsequent expression of t'ai chi ch'uan became known as the Yang-style, and directly led to the development of other three major styles of t'ai chi ch'uan (see below). Yang Lu-ch'an (and some would say the art of t'ai chi ch'uan, in general) came to prominence as a result of his being hired by the Chinese Imperial family to teach t'ai chi ch'uan to the elite Palace Battalion of the Imperial Guardsin 1850, a position he held until his death.
- www.fightmonks.com/Yang-Style-(Taijiquan)-History-Video.html
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