Master Wang Yen-nien tai ji form 1987

[windwalker]

a example of it from one of his students, French.

wondering if it was one of the ones taiwandeutscher, had mentioned.

Sadly, his French students, working at the same language school as me, always refused to cross hands with me, as they would have hurt me seriously, with all that "Sercret Transmisson".

[wiesiek]

he look so deadly, that 1st minute of this vi. killed me instantly

[Bob]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3kahNDyCpQ

Yangjia Michuan Taijiquan of The Taiwan臺南楊家秘傳太極拳13桿



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QidV6-GaZRM



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMG1ubw2E3A

[taiwandeutscher]

a example of it from one of his students, French.

wondering if it was one of the ones taiwandeutscher, had mentioned.

Sadly, his French students, working at the same language school as me, always refused to cross hands with me, as they would have hurt me seriously, with all that "Sercret Transmisson".

Nope, I'm an old fart of 57, this gent must have trained with Wang long after I met him and his French students.

[windwalker]

57 is old?
maybe so the time goes fast.

you mentioned your meeting thought it might be interesting reading what you felt about
his practice considering his back ground.

[Ron Panunto]

Scott Rodell teaches Michuan in Wash DC. Took a few workshops with him. Most of the stances are rear-weighted, but when you step forward you bring the back foot forward in a follow step like Sun and Hao styles. They have their own sword form and own style of push hands and da lu.

[C.J.W.]

I heard through the grapevine that Wang was mainly a qigong guy, and that his Taiji lineage and connection to the Yang family was...well...somewhat questionable.