Unlimited Tai Chi (Chen) — Master Huang

[marvin8]

From http://www.unlimitedtaichi.com/AboutUS.htm#1,

Master Huang, head instructor, has been practising Taijiquan for many years and studied in China under some of the greatest Tai Chi masters such as master Ma Hong and Zhang Zhi Jun (both were students of grandmaster Chen ZhaoKui). Huang is specialised in the Chen styles particular in teaching Tai Chi theories, principles and applications. . . .

Huang is an experienced instructor who has conducted many workshops within Australian states. In addition, he has written many articles on various aspects of Tai Chi applications including Tai Chi for self defense, which were published in Blitz magazine.

Published on Apr 29, 2012
A terrifying gang assault on Sydney train passengers has left two international students seriously injured and caused a media storm in China. The Mandarin-speaking MP also put his language prowess to use and posted sympathetic comments on the Chinese social media site Weibo.

This video does not encourage people to fight but gives some techniques for self-defence and be streetwise.

Tai Chi Application for Self-defense:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DVmfRJ9tzM

Published on Jun 10, 2012
Performed by Huang in Sydney. Hard and soft, fast and slow, opposite movement, 13 Postures, five bows, drop elbows and sink shoulders, leading by fingers and feet, .........:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlQwxRjBA1w&t=263s

Published on Jun 6, 2013
Unlimited Tai Chi focuses not only on Tai Chi for general wellbeing but on Tai Chi for self defense. Three Masters from different Tai Chi and Kong fu background teach Tai Chi, Qi Gong, Praying Mantis boxing and Xing Yi boxing. In particular, we aim to bring all traditional forms to +the participants and let them feel the original taste of Tai Chi Kong Fu, and we believe that there is No difference between the Tai Chi that is healthy and the Tai Chi that is for fighting or self defense.

These forms of Tai Chi Kong Fu have been an integral part of Chinese culture for hundreds of years and are still relevant and beneficial for wellbeing and safety of society today.

We are flexible, participant centred and application focused. We teach various Tai Chi structure including 13 Postures, jing expressions and applications so that all participants can actually learn the Tai Chi for health as well as a result of understanding how the internal aspects of the moves are performed for self defense as well. In short, Unlimited Tai Chi is a Tai Chi Kong Fu, which involves all aspects of self defense as well as including the healing aspects:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rF6IHZSnpUo

Published on Jun 28, 2015:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwKpcRPd7I0

Published on Jun 9, 2015:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KihFcy0FiDw

Published on Jun 9, 2015:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Swb97Ff_Pk

[willie]

I'm liking this from :49 to 1:10 tai chi/mantis

we aim to bring all traditional forms to the participants and let them feel the original taste of Tai Chi Kong Fu,

[wuwei sifu]

the best way i can describe what i saw is one two three NO !

[willie]

the best way i can describe what i saw is one two three NO !

Wow then you must be really, really, good!
Where can i see your video?

[Greg J]

Thanks for sharing these, Marvin. I appreciate the time you put into finding and posting videos for everyone.

I'm not a Tai Chi guy, but to my eyes Master Huang shows very fluid movement, some good fajing, and a practical blend in terms of training.

I found these two older vids of him training short stick:





I wasn't overly impressed with these, however to be fair they are informal videos shot in a park most likely for one of his students to use for reference purposes.

It would be nice to see more videos of Master Huang, especially of him sparring or even just Taiji shadowboxing. Perhaps there are videos of him on Youku?

Best,
Greg