Bao wrote:Rocking, and also shaking, has often to do with over-extending the movements. Try to sink more, using the stomach to balance the movement (dan tian expansion) and think downward instead of forward.
Josealb wrote:Intent can be very flexible. A piquan done down/forward, down, or straight and thru is still a piquan.
Hell, even if you expand/straighten the spine a bit on the split, intent goes a little up....and its still a piquan. Xingyi's a big playground, why stick to just one toy?
Josealb wrote:Intent can be very flexible. A piquan done down/forward, down, or straight and thru is still a piquan.
Hell, even if you expand/straighten the spine a bit on the split, intent goes a little up....and its still a piquan. Xingyi's a big playground, why stick to just one toy?
Mix wrote:That is an interesting correction, however, for Zhang's xingyi and Xue Dian's xingyi you pretty much have to think forward, since that is where the intent is going. Li's xingyi has more of a downward feel because it is mostly back weighted as opposed to middle-back or middle weighted.
johnny2008 wrote:It will be great to see you all post your own Pi Quan so we can see how it should be done .
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