Wonder what I was thinking. When your opponent pulls, you follow. When he pushes, you peng. Wonder why I would get it messed up?
Friday, March 19, 2010
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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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