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Sam Tam’s basic yielding in Taiji
Sam Tam’s yielding is exceptionally smooth and precise! The circle and the square Always abide by your center to maintain central equilibrium! Do not not run away and do not resist! Catch your parters central equilibrium and his whole form is helplessly clued to your circle – and you can do as you wish! The secret is…
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Wudang Mountain Master Wang Ping
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Effortlessly
Fong Ha
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Pushhands
Li Heshen Taiji quan Push-hand of Master Zhu Datong 1 Zhu Datong Ma Yongqing Ma Jiang Bao
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That which shrinks Must first expand
That which shrinks Must first expand. That which fails Must first be strong. That which is cast down Must first be raised. Before receiving There must be giving. This is called perception of the nature of things. Soft and weak overcome hard and strong. Fish cannot leave deep waters, And a country’s weapons should not…
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