king-kong wrote:That was how Wu Tu Nan started his legendary century-long relationship with Taijigong, at the age of 9. For the first 8 years, he studied under Wu Jian Quan (founder of Wu School of Taiji) and then 4 years of Taijigong under Yang Shao Hou. By the time he was in his twenties he was already a master of Taiji.
http://www.wutunantaijigong.com/wutunan.htm
cdobe wrote:Since this a picture thread ...
It is the whole process and, most of all, the maniacal work on it that produces results.
GrahamB wrote:cdobe wrote:Since this a picture thread ...
In case anybody doesn't realise what these pictures are, they are stills from the video of Wu Tu Nan doing his fast form, alongside the pictures that Stephen Yan says are not from this form.
The picture evidence seems conclusive to me. Trying to argue that the still photos and the video are not the same form at this point would be foolish.
Yuen-Ming wrote:Oh my ...
Tian Yingjia's fast frame is simply ... Tian Yingjia's fast frame.
One only need to check out other disciples of Tian Zhaolin to find out that they do a different set of frames.
And by the way, Tian Zhaolin's own fast frame is HIS fast frame and not Shaohou's (on which it is only based).
Wu Tunan's fast frame was totally made up by himself based on his Wu style practice and this is where Yan might see similarities.
Wu Tunan was never a disciple of Yang Shaohou and only briefly studied with him, as a public student.
Again check with actual lines coming down from Yang Shaohou, they have a curriculum in common with Banhou's descendants + the additions made by Shaohou and and a few things from dad Jianhou. They all do more or less the same things, nothing in common with Wu Tunan and only slightly with the Tian transmission (that's why they call it Yang style Tian frame).
There is no old/original Taijiquan, that's a fantasy for those who have not understood what Taijiquan is all about and more recently a nice way to trick money out of gullible students.
Yang Luchan passed down to his first generation disciples, including his sons, a vast curriculum of which a "fast frame" was only a step of the full training path. There is not a single practice from the full curriculum that has the miracolous power of making the pratictioner another 'invincible Yang'. It is the whole process and, most of all, the maniacal work on it that produces results.
Yang Luchan passed various sets, exercises, wai/neigong practice and the first generation enlarged the curriculum even more inventing new and more specialized training systems. They were PROFESSIONALS whose lives depended on that and they devoted all their time in practice and testing. Third generation Shaohou received uncle Banhou's full curriculum, part of his dad Jianhou's practices and created some on his own - his curriculum was without doubt the most comprehensive and he passed down among a pletora of other things, to a few disciples only, two fast frames (his own and Banhou's).
Best
YM
Yuen-Ming wrote:Oh my ...
Tian Yingjia's fast frame is simply ... Tian Yingjia's fast frame.
One only need to check out other disciples of Tian Zhaolin to find out that they do a different set of frames.
And by the way, Tian Zhaolin's own fast frame is HIS fast frame and not Shaohou's (on which it is only based).
Wu Tunan's fast frame was totally made up by himself based on his Wu style practice and this is where Yan might see similarities.
Wu Tunan was never a disciple of Yang Shaohou and only briefly studied with him, as a public student.
Again check with actual lines coming down from Yang Shaohou, they have a curriculum in common with Banhou's descendants + the additions made by Shaohou and and a few things from dad Jianhou. They all do more or less the same things, nothing in common with Wu Tunan and only slightly with the Tian transmission (that's why they call it Yang style Tian frame).
There is no old/original Taijiquan, that's a fantasy for those who have not understood what Taijiquan is all about and more recently a nice way to trick money out of gullible students.
Yang Luchan passed down to his first generation disciples, including his sons, a vast curriculum of which a "fast frame" was only a step of the full training path. There is not a single practice from the full curriculum that has the miracolous power of making the pratictioner another 'invincible Yang'. It is the whole process and, most of all, the maniacal work on it that produces results.
Yang Luchan passed various sets, exercises, wai/neigong practice and the first generation enlarged the curriculum even more inventing new and more specialized training systems. They were PROFESSIONALS whose lives depended on that and they devoted all their time in practice and testing. Third generation Shaohou received uncle Banhou's full curriculum, part of his dad Jianhou's practices and created some on his own - his curriculum was without doubt the most comprehensive and he passed down among a pletora of other things, to a few disciples only, two fast frames (his own and Banhou's).
Best
YM
velalavela wrote:The problem I have with this argument of “no fast form existed or that it’s just created for people to try and pedal some secret form to get students” is there is too much evidence from too many sources. Also they are from reputable teachers/sources/lines.
stephen yan wrote:YM , I WAS TOLD that yu zhi jun was 69 years old when he chanllenged me and we met , where did you get " he was 71 years old "from ? or just your fantacy ? plus he chanllenged me so i went , but your thread sounds like i went just to look for someone over 70 years to push hand or fight ,is this your standard way of manipulate things ?
your thread proves again that you are a master of great fantacy . where are the evidences if you are not fantancing?
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