Bao wrote:edededed wrote:What is bagua silk reeling?
Everything in Bagua is silk-reeling. Or should be.
Bagua has spiral power, but I've never heard of silk reeling in bagua.
If it just means bagua's spiral power, then I see
Bao wrote:edededed wrote:What is bagua silk reeling?
Everything in Bagua is silk-reeling. Or should be.
edededed wrote:What is bagua silk reeling? So-called "tea cups" maybe?
edededed wrote:Bao wrote:edededed wrote:What is bagua silk reeling?
Everything in Bagua is silk-reeling. Or should be.
Bagua has spiral power, but I've never heard of silk reeling in bagua.
If it just means bagua's spiral power, then I see
edededed wrote:Bao: Yes, lots of coiling and twisting in bagua. It could be a terminology difference - I had only really heard of "silk reeling" in terms of Chen taiji - but I never did Chen, so I guess that I don't really know how it may or may not differ.
Trick wrote:Isn’t silk reeling a name/idea for doing the moves in an smooth and unbroken fashion, and doesn’t necessary involve so called coiling and twisting/spiraling ?
Trick wrote:Ah, its not pulling from the reel but reeling the trend on to the reel.
edededed wrote:Thanks for the replies!
Greytowhite: Interesting, for iron body, eh? Bagua has a lot of schools and a lot of methods, interesting that you guys have that.
Bao: Yes, lots of coiling and twisting in bagua. It could be a terminology difference - I had only really heard of "silk reeling" in terms of Chen taiji - but I never did Chen, so I guess that I don't really know how it may or may not differ.
Trick wrote:Ah, its not pulling from the reel but reeling the thread on to the reel.
Chen Xin wrote:The masters of Taiji boxing created a system called Chan-si jing or the silk reeling method of the energy regeneration to move Qian and Kun silently without breaking, in such a way that the coiling threads or spiral-like lines arrange vital energy flow thoughout the body. On hearing this, people of the boxing world exclaimed, “How marvelous!”
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