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Roll-back energy is the distinguishing principle of Taijiquan in combat. Instead of attacking, the Taiji player redirects the opponent’s force,...
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The other main lock used (as opposed to the rope lock) in Taiji is the vise or “mantis lock.”...
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There are basically two types of locks: rope locks which work by twisting the limb, and vise locks which work by...
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The essential concept for proper, effortless throws is continuing. The attacker’s movement is redirected...
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I’d like to give some Cyber Monday gift ideas today. Please be aware tht due to the changeable nature of the...
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Here are some excellent Taijji video and DVD choices: Chen style chin na DVD found at:...
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As Black Friday loom, here are some must-buy Black Friday deals for the Taiji player: Dao of Taijiquan: Way...
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I prefer the much easier method of using CQC (close quarters combat) to make my strikes effective. CQC also...
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As was previous mentioned in the post “I Have a Dream II” Taiji can be found in everything. Examples include your self, others, and the...
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The five directions of Taiji stepping are meant to be performed naturally. Just step forward, back, side to side, or not at all. There are no steps...
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