Teng-Ye-Jia style Early form of Chen style?

[Bob]

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陳氏太極拳第15世陳清萍伝　李作智系騰挪架伝人　黄集体老師　Master Huang Jiti, he inherits the Teng-Ye-Jia style that was created by Chen Qingping, the 15th generation of Chen Shi Taiji Quan.




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陳氏太極拳第19世師　陳金〜陳克忠系　小架式伝人・陳伯先動画老師　 Master Chen BaiXian, the 19th generation of Chen Shi Taiji Quan, he inherits the Small Frame of Chen Taiji Quan

[SPJ]

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thanks for posting.

there will be an article on Chen Tai Ji from Du Yu Zhe line in the upcoming Journal of Asian Martial Arts.

the editor/publisher wrote it.

It is always interesting to look at the older frames that are also from Chen Jia gou.

Pre Chen Fa Ke that is.

cool.

[SPJ]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJCiNHd5gT4



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just for comparison and discussion.

Chen Fa Ke -> Chen Zhao Kui -> Ma Hong

"Chen Style Tai Chi--First Routine by Ma Hong This is the origional Chen (Zhaokui) Style of Tai Chi form. Chen Zhaokui was the son of Chen Fa'Ke, the Tai Chi legend of last century. Chen Fa'ke only taught this low posture family form to his son. Chen Zhaokui was the master who promote this style to different regions of China after his father past away. Grandmaster Ma Hong had followed Chen Zhaokui for many years. He is one of the representative figures of this style in China. As one of the Tai Chi Grandmasters, he has taught many students around the world. Compare to other styles of Tai Chi, this style will give people more benefits in terms of self-defense and health purposes. This video demonstrates the result and benefit of more than half-century daily practice and diligence. "