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Amazing thank you

Great video. Helps with my home practice!

I enjoy, watching tai chi !

Great demo. Thanks 👍

It’s interesting to see the different interpretations of Cheng Man Ching’s teachings by his advanced students: William Chen, Dr. Tao; and Huang Sheng Shyan. I learned William’s form in the 80s. Since 2008, I have studied with students of Patrick Kelly, one of Master Huang’s close students. But I still attended some of William’s workshops and workshops conducted by students of Dr. Tao. Good luck in your study. I like your form.

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Useful for students of this form

I did not know that chen pan ling had this form. pretty cool.

Thanks for including portions of the four corners form and the 24 form. It is very helpful to those of us who are just learning these forms. And thanks Brian for demonstrating your amazing skills. Don W.

This is really wonderful Jim! I was wondering if you do this form open hand also. In our school we call it bagua clouds and wind. All the movements are done clockwise and counterclockwise before executing the next movement. Do you have a tutorial video or perhaps know of one? thanks and great Job. You are lucky to have been taught by Grandmaster Chen Yun Ching.

Thanks Kathy I was a bit rusty but your practise reminded me of the transitions.

glad to see you link to Hal Mosher's wisdom warrior site in north Cali.

Are there belts in this style?

It's wonderful to see my Shifu again! Congratulations on your successful spreading of the Arts of your father!

Amazing! Thank you for sharing. Do you have a video on xing yi staff by any chance?

An beautiful variant of the standard Yang Cheng-fu long form. I am particularly interested in the Grasp Sparrow's Tail sequence through all three parts. After the Ji, the left hand moves over and wraps around the right wrist. This initiates an elegant transition into the withdrawal and the subsequent An. Can anyone tell me about the origin of that left palm wrapping? (And the form of the An?). Is anyone familiar with the hand movement called "Double Lotus"? thanks

Beautiful movement, thank you.

Wonderful, thank you for sharing!

Kai Sung was my Sifu in Taiji and Shaolin at Case Western Reserve in Cleveland for 3 yrs. Great Man.

Again, why did I watch this?? Don't these guys ever speak??

Good and thank you

He Wei Qi 何伟琪 was a student of great Taichi master Fu Zhong Wen 傅钟文. Her skills in Taichi is deep. She was involved in the original development of the Qigong Shibashi. This particular set, the second set, which came a few years after the original set one is a great revision and improvement. Taichi principles are better applied and the effects more pronounced. In this video, the second set is performed slightly differently from other video you may find on the internet for good reasons. I believe it incorporates He Weiqi's understanding of Qi development and flow.

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Beautiful performance thanks for sharing!

Just went to a Tai Chi festival in Belgioioso (Italy). Your movement is as good as anyone’s I saw there. I admire your fluidity.

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Great !!!!!! Wonderful environment and exercise!!!!! Thank You for Sharing!!!!

Wonderful!!!! Thank You For Sharing!!!!

Was this inspired by mot recent visit by William?

Very good :)

Great set of videos. The best I have seen in a long time. Just like I learned them 30 years ago.

I enjoyed watching this. Thanks.

The first section was from when he taught in St. Louis around1970 to myself, J. Justin Meehan (who recorded this at the Yoga Center) and Carl Shavers, who were his first students before leaving to Cleveland, Ohio. There is much more to this video and I am guessing you got this from Stuart McKensie. I also wrote an article about he and the Chen Pan Ling Synthetic style for Black Belt Magazine.

The first section was from when he taught in St. Louis around 1970 to myself, J. Justin Meehan (who recorded this at the Yoga Center) and Carl Shavers. There is much more to this video and I am guessing you got this from Jampa Stuart McKensie.

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Thanks for sharing.

What I like about this demonstration is that the practitioner breaks up his martial art into three separate internal arts: Tai Chi...Baqua...Hy Shing Yi...in one video thus showing the difference...

台灣精武體育會-會長黃連順《一代中國武術宗師介紹》如下：陳泮嶺宗師《前中央國術館副館長》 （一八九二至一九六七）

先生在台中市模範農場傳授國術，長達十八年，有教國、日本。從學 者，成立「九九健身會」以致敬。先生為求無類，遠及美國術的名詞 統一、理論統一、動作方式標準化、教方法科學化，在模範農場十餘 年所傳授，經過去蕪存菁，計為十餘種，是其五十年心血結晶。

先生從七歲始，隨其父子鑑公練習國術，長達七十年，致力於提倡國 術者五十年。來台後，組織「中華國術進修會」、「太極拳俱樂部」 。舉辦國術比賽多次，曾編擬「軍中戰鬥體育國術教材」及進度表， 並著「太極拳教材」行世。

先生曾辦團練，功效卓著。後創辦河南國術館，以「忠、勇、義、俠 」為訓，在抗日戰爭中，曾發揮最大力量。民卅八年，在中央國術館 副館長任內。主編軍政部及國防部聯合成立之「國術教材編審委員會 」，計成教材五十餘種，掛圖四十餘幅，實為國術史上所未有。

先生創辦教育：曾任河南省第一中學校長，創辦水利工程測繪學校， 及河南水利工程專科學校，成立中原工學院，在臺更與創設逢甲工商 學院。其中以造就水利界的人材特多。 先生學水利工程，曾有導黃導淮的計劃，可惜未付諸實行。抗日勝利 後，三十六年，奉命任黃河水利工程總局局長，接受整理黃河歸故道 的艱鉅任務。

陳泮嶺宗師《前中央國術館副館長》 （一八九二至一九六七） 陳泮嶺，字峻峰。河南西平縣人。昆季四，先生行三。幼承庭訊，練習國術，文武兼資。及長，負笈北大，學習水利工程，其畢生獻身革命，創辦教育，策興水利，以及提倡國術，均不遺餘力。