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Re: [taichi_phil] Self Defense Application of Tai Chi

Visit the Gilman Studio website. It has a free on-line course on the Yang Style long form tai chi with explanations and illustrations on the martial arts application of the postures.

I would also suggest you get regular copy of, or subscribe to, Rapid Journal magazine

It's available in National Bookstores Find time also to visit their office at Binondo. Back copies of the magazine, as well as books and tapes can be purchased there. (.. wow! I sound like a sales agent!).

Good day!

-- roh mih

SlvrWngs <dnaoe@...> wrote:

Anybody knows someone who teaches self-defense application of tai chi?
Or a CD perhaps?;-)

Every step is a beginning...

Walk with me.

Tai Chi with me.

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Mon Apr 30, 2007 12:21 am

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Anybody knows someone who teaches self-defense application of tai chi? Or a CD perhaps?;-)...	SlvrWngs dnaoe	Apr 28, 2007 12:40 pm
try understanding the concept of it's blocks and strikes, that way the principle is more understood by the body. also try learning the sticky hands....	nick_24riii	Apr 30, 2007 12:06 am
What do you mean 'sticky hands', nick? Same as 'push hands'? I learned somewhere that tai chi students should do push hands also. We haven't done this yet in...	roh mih rbhalabaso	Apr 30, 2007 12:23 am
Yup, they're the same in essence. I've seen some martial arts movies and documentaries showing the 'sticky hands' as a basic form of self-defense derived from...	Julius Rocas jhay_rocas	Apr 30, 2007 4:52 am
push hands/ sticky hands are actually interchangeable. it depend's on who're you talking to. Julius Rocas <jhay@...> wrote: Yup, they're the...	nick dujunco nick_24riii	May 2, 2007 4:58 am
Visit the Gilman Studio website. It has a free on-line course on the Yang Style long form tai chi with explanations and illustrations on the martial arts...	roh mih rbhalabaso	Apr 30, 2007 12:21 am

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