Foundation Exercises | Dan Yu's

[@valbillington1638]

Thanks for the explanation and support

[@kevinwerre2700]

Hi Val,
Very welcome! If you have any questions, just send us an email.
Cheers
Kevin

[@allanweiman]

Thanks Kevin , thanking you every morning for your work , enjoy the days

[@TheAwarenessWebsite]

Hi Allan,
Do you have a coffee with that morning workout? LOL! Good for you on the regular practice! Keep it up!
Cheers

[@allanweiman]

So grateful bumping into all of this .... thank you

[@TheAwarenessWebsite]

Hi Allan,
You are very welcome and if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask!
Cheers

[@LowellAM]

Thanks for this.

[@guycloutier4182]

Just wondering... Besides the position of the arms and the holding of a bar, what would you say the difference is between the weightlifter's high bar back squat technique, and the don yu?

[@TheAwarenessWebsite]

Hi Guy,
To be honest I have to say I don't lift weights, but having observed weightlifters in action, it would seem to me that with the weightlifter squats there is considerable tension with the spinal column held quite rigid (even without weights). Therefore, no movement in the spine when sitting/standing and therefore no movement in the internal organs and limited circulation through the body. The body has to be very relaxed for that to happen.
As well, the connection and timing of the arms in the Dan Yu becomes critical as you progress with your Tai Chi.
Not to mention all the grunting....LOL
Cheers

[@carolfung6864]

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