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Tuesday Training 09/15/2026
This Tuesday Training I show a bridge from the "Moving in Circles" Classroom warmup routines to QiGong and then to the TaiJi form. Take a look and then post what you think - or better yet, a video !
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Tuesday Training 09/15/2026
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A Journey of a Thousand Miles...
If you have landed on this page, Welcome! You may be interested in Martial Arts, QiGong, Yoga, TaiJi, BaGua or some combination thereof, if so we are on that same path. I have been studying these arts since the early 90s, and they have brought me so much that has enhanced my life- I look forward to sharing my knowledge and helping people of all levels of experience use the internal arts to unlock some of the energy they have inside themselves to heal and find the wellspring of power and energy within us all.
Italian Garden TaiQiGong
Doing some QiGong movement taken from the TaiJI (Tai Chi) form - this was on my recent trip to Italy, in the lovely Tuscan countryside. I will be incorporating this video into the next TaiJiGong offering in the classrooms. This is about Single Whip again, with a side of Snake Creeps Down. Let me know what you think! Post your practice! (or follow along with this one.)
Italian Garden TaiQiGong
One of my favorite demonstrations of FaJing
FaJing, or "issuing energy" is a high level ability in Internal Martial Art, and has to do with "sending" people. It is not technically a "push" nor is it a "strike" it is an understanding of the balance and center of your opponent coupled with the ability to use structure to send a "jolt" of Qi energy through your body and send them. It is an extremely subtle skill, and very difficult to master, and many who claim it can not adequately demonstrate it. But this guy shows it very well, as well as other internal skills- trapping, slipping, qina (locking) redirecting etc. When you look at the first section (0:00-1:20) which shows techniques and applications, and think of them using the explosive power of fajing, it is an excellent example of internal power. The actual FaJing section starts around 1:20. @Shaun Beastman Anderson I am tagging you cause I want you to check this out.
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