Practising often means you are able to know what works and what doesn't.
Thinking often means you know why what works and what doesn't.
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Practising and Thinking
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I started my taiji journey proper in June 2005. This journal serves to publish the thoughts that I have while learning taijiquan.
About Me
I practise traditional taijiquan and pushing hands. My teacher is Master Kwek Lee Hwa from Singapore. Those interested in learning traditional taijiquan in Yokohama (where I stay now), please feel free to contact me.
The styles that I know are:
Chen Style Old Frame First Routine 陈氏老架一路
Chen Style Taijijian 陈氏太极剑
Yang Style 108 Routine 杨氏太极拳108式
Yang Style Taijijian 杨氏太极剑
Yang Style Taijidao 杨氏太极刀
Yang (Dong/Tung) Style Fast Routine 杨氏（董氏）快拳
Sun Style Taijiquan 孙氏太极拳
The styles that I know are:
Chen Style Old Frame First Routine 陈氏老架一路
Chen Style Taijijian 陈氏太极剑
Yang Style 108 Routine 杨氏太极拳108式
Yang Style Taijijian 杨氏太极剑
Yang Style Taijidao 杨氏太极刀
Yang (Dong/Tung) Style Fast Routine 杨氏（董氏）快拳
Sun Style Taijiquan 孙氏太极拳
Links
- Teck's Treehouse
- 楓雨日記
- Taiji@Kreta Ayer
- Japanese to English translations: Maple Rain Research
- Thoughts on Tai Chi
- Wu Xuan
- Learning to Fish in Singapore
- Talking Chen Taijiquan with David Gaffney
- The Tai Chi Notebook
- Taiji Scrapbook
- Shang Lee.com
- Wujifa
- wujimon
- Eishin Ryu Iaido Singapore
- GrahamB's blog
- Thoughts of a Taiji Beginner
- Yield Turn Push
- Chen Zhonghua
- Formosa Fitness
- Formosa Neijia
- ChanSiGong Blog
- yumintay
- SNWF Activities
- 新加坡武术总会活动
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