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It kind of sounds like you guys have really upped your the microphones you guys are using between seasons. Always love the content!

I’m curious why so many in this lineage (both in Taiwan and the US) seem so stiff. No doubt many of them are tough and can fight, but there seems very little “internal” qualities in their movements and applications.

I really enjoyed listening to both of you, thanks

I really enjoyed listening to both of you, thanks.

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RIP I am slowly going through his Cloud hands book. I am glad ou have more on it, thank you! one more reason to join the patreon!

thanks for your excellent work!

For anyone interested I made a video recently comparing the long forms of Yang, Wu, Hao, and Sun forms, with movements synchronized. You can see clearly how they are mostly the same forms with different methods.

Again. Another great episode. Yang Sau Chung was born in 1910-1985. You should consider doing an episode reviewing Yang Sau Chung’s three disciples.

I commend your endeavor. Great podcast! Yang Sau Chung only provided private instruction on an individual basis. One on one. There were no group classes. His students were also encouraged not to practice in public.

Tai Chi embodies both Hsing Yi and Bagua. Very much enjoyed your discussion.

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Good to remember those classes in Faifax Seems like a lifetime ago

The idea that only Yang Shao Jung was the only one who got the entire curriculum is nonsense and an insult to his Uncle's and Gransfather's disciples.

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Hello from Thailand, Jess.

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Do you have the title of his book in Chinese please? I've been practicing the Water method for nearly 20 years and read Chinese so I would love to try and find a copy of this book! Many thanks, Ben

Can we offer suggestions

Fascinating as always guys; thx much for going down this rabbit hole.

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Thank you!

Interesting parallel with the development of the body practices of yoga in India in the late C19 and early C20, which were also partly in response to racist western ideas about "weak, sickly asians".

Idont understand when tail bone goes down and spine is raised will it cause injury to tail bone as earlier when I used sit on ground in lotus position, I noticed that tail bone was hurting me hence I stopped this sitting on ground.

Thank you. I am an YiZong student long time now. Great podcast sir!!

Thank you guys. Jess I was introduced to your writng by Chris Haynes when he would teach and we always were exchanging information. Thank you for writing I always am so delighted qhen I find a treasure!!!