Dai Kui's teaching in Batou (Ren Da Hua)

[Dai Zhi Qiang]

Hi,

My friend Jon Nicklin has so kindly translated another article on Dai Xin Yi Quan http://daixinyi.blogspot.com/2010/05/da ... years.html

This article is written by someone who has asked, Ren Da Hua (another disciple of Dai Kui who is still alive and also a student of "Coal Ma") some questions about Dai Kui's period teaching in Batou (inner Mongolia).

I hope someone will find it enjoyable.

Regards

DZQ

P.S, thanks for Jarek also for explaining some of the theory in the notes.

[ors]

Well, I have read it, and found enjoyable... As allways. Thanks to everyone who have took part in it!

Was a good read!

Örs

[lazyboxer]

These have been a really interesting and informative set of articles - many thanks, and keep 'em coming!

[Dai Zhi Qiang]

These have been a really interesting and informative set of articles - many thanks, and keep 'em coming!

Hi Neil,

If there is anything in Chinese which you think may be of interest to the readers here, please email me at [email protected]

DZQ

[lazyboxer]

Thanks Jon, I'll be glad to - I'm not called lazyboxer for nothing!

[BonesCom]

Do they still practice in Mongolia?

Speaking of which, on a slightly unrelated topic, are there schools that teach the san ti shi dai style around?

[Dai Zhi Qiang]

Do they still practice in Mongolia?

Speaking of which, on a slightly unrelated topic, are there schools that teach the san ti shi dai style around?

I heard there are a few practitioners in Mongolia as master YLC had told me they had asked him to go there and teach.

As for the san ti Dai style, that is practised in Shenyang, Liaoning as far as I know.

JB