TaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSportPerforming: Robert Was, 24.04.1992 Xiao Hu Yan is a challenging and exciting sequence combining techniques from Long Fist and Northern Praying Mantis. Xiao Hu Yan emphasizes low stances, powerful kicks, leg sweeps, trapping, and striking.
Xiao Hu Yan - Roaring Tiger Swallow - Robert WasTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2016-02-21 | Performing: Robert Was, 24.04.1992 Xiao Hu Yan is a challenging and exciting sequence combining techniques from Long Fist and Northern Praying Mantis. Xiao Hu Yan emphasizes low stances, powerful kicks, leg sweeps, trapping, and striking.Chin Na (Qin Na) tips by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming - YMAA OrientsportTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-09-02 | ...Xingyiquan - YMAA seminar with Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming in PolandTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-07-25 | Traditional Xingyiquan training, including two sequences with martial applications, and the famous fighting set "An Shen Pao". Unique discussion of Xingyiquan theories and principles, drawn from he ancient poems and songs. Understanding these will greatly speed your training. taichi4u.ukTai Chi Application - Chin Na by Grand Master Yang, Jwing-Ming #taichi #taiji #pushinghandsTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-07-21 | ...Tai Chi Chuan - Following by GM Yang, Jwing-Ming - YMAATaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-06-26 | In Tai Chi, the concept of "following" can refer to the practice of staying connected to your opponent's movements and reacting in a natural and fluid way. In this sense, following involves a heightened sense of awareness, sensitivity, and responsiveness. By cultivating this skill, practitioners of Tai Chi are able to move with grace and efficiency, and to respond effectively to both physical and mental challenges. However, it's important to note that the specific techniques and practices involved in Tai Chi following can vary depending on the particular style or school of Tai Chi being studied. More information: taichi4u.ukTai Chi London - YMAA Orientsport - TaiChi4UTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-06-20 | Taichi4u.uk offers traditional and authentic Tai Chi classes for beginners and advanced learners. These classes are conducted by experienced and qualified instructors who use a step-by-step approach to teach Tai Chi movements, breathing techniques, and meditation. Students will learn to improve their energy flow, balance, coordination, and flexibility. Taichi4u.uk classes are held in a friendly and supportive environment that encourages individual growth and development. Whether you're looking to improve your health, reduce stress, or deepen your understanding of Tai Chi, Taichi4u.uk classes can help you achieve your goals. taichi4u.ukTai Chi Large Roll Back - YMAA - by GM Yang, Jwing-MingTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-06-14 | Large Rollback (Dàlǚ) specifically focuses on the Large Rollback technique, although it includes Small Rollback at times as well. Proper stepping, angling, rooting, and power with intent will be expected at this level. Large Rollback naturally incorporates the technique of Press as well. Join us: taichi4u.uk/classesLian Bu Chuan - YMAA - Long Fist Kung FuTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-06-12 | Lian Bu Chuan (連步拳, liánbù quán) means “Continuous Stepping Sequence.” It is the first and most fundamental Northern Shaolin Long Fist form and was trained in the Jingwu Association. This form is usually taught as an introduction to footwork and postures, particularly strategies for advancing and withdrawing in long-range fighting. Stability and fluency in stances is essential prior to learning this sequence. Performed by Zibi Panasewicz taichi4u.uk/about-usTai Chi Chuan Roll Back and Press - YMAA Orientsport-TaiChi4UTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-06-07 | Roll Back and Press is one of the fundamental Tai Chi techniques, typically practiced as part of the Yang style form. This technique involves a series of fluid movements that are designed to redirect an opponent's force and use it to your advantage.
The Roll Back movement begins with the right hand gently pressing down and to the right, while the left hand gently circles upward and to the left. This movement is designed to help you avoid an opponent's attack by redirecting their force and moving your body out of the way.
Once you have successfully redirected your opponent's energy, the Press movement involves extending your arms and pushing them downward, using the energy you have extracted from your opponent to push them away from you.
Roll Back and Press is an advanced Tai Chi technique that requires a great deal of practice and precision to execute properly. Its fluid, circular movements can be challenging to master, but with dedication and practice, it can become a powerful tool in both martial arts and personal health and wellness.
Performed by Master Robert Was (YMAA POLAND) https://ymaa.pl/Tai Chi Roll Back technique - YMAATaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-06-01 | Tai Chi Roll Back is a fundamental technique that involves redirecting an opponent's energy while simultaneously using it against them. This technique is found in the Tai Chi Chuan form movements, where it's used to absorb an opponent's attacking force and neutralize their power, all while maintaining a peaceful and calm demeanor.
Roll Back technique is characterized by softness, yielding, and circular movements. When the opponent pushes, the practitioner uses that force to change direction and redirect their energy back to the opponent, ultimately neutralizing their attack and unbalancing them. This technique can strengthen a practitioner's core and improve their overall body awareness.
In practice, Tai Chi Roll Back is a valuable tool for self-defense, but it can also be used to calm the mind and body. By harnessing the technique's flowing, circular movements, it's possible to reduce stress and anxiety levels, strengthen overall wellness, and promote inner peace and tranquility.
Roll Back is one of the many techniques that makes Tai Chi an art of balance, strength, and internal unity. Whether you're utilizing it for self-defense or seeking a mind-body experience, Roll Back is a valuable tool in any Tai Chi practitioner's arsenal.
Learn more: taichi4u.uk Performed by Master Robert Was (YMAA Poland) https://ymaa.pl/Grasp Sparrow’s Tail - Tai Chi Application - YMAATaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-05-28 | The practice of Grasp Sparrow's Tail is based on the principle of using softness to overcome strength. It involves using circular, spiraling movements to redirect an opponent's force. Grand Master Yang, Jwing-Ming emphasizes the importance of maintaining a relaxed and comfortable posture while performing Grasp Sparrow's Tail. This allows the practitioner to maintain control and respond quickly to any changes in the opponent's movements.
The Grasp Sparrow's Tail application can be practiced by people of all ages and skill levels. It is an excellent way to improve flexibility, balance, and coordination. It also aids in relieving stress and promoting relaxation. Grand Master Yang, Jwing-Ming’s YMAA classes provide a step-by-step guide to perform this Tai Chi application, making it easily accessible to anyone interested in learning Tai Chi. To learn more, visit: taichi4u.ukTai Chi Application - Chin Na by GM Yang, Jwing-Ming YMAATaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-05-15 | Chin Na is a martial arts technique that involves joint-locking and immobilization of the opponent. Tai Chi Chuan, a form of Tai Chi, incorporates Chin Na within its principles, as well as other techniques such as strikes, kicks, and throws. Tai Chi Chuan emphasizes relaxation, fluidity of movement, and the use of internal energy (Qi). By combining these characteristics with Chin Na techniques, Tai Chi Chuan practitioners can effectively subdue their opponents without causing undue harm.
to learn more about Tai Chi Chin Na join: taichi4u.ukTai Chi Application - Grasp Sparrow Tail - YMAATaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-05-11 | Unleash the full power Tai Chi with this Grasp Sparrow Tail application. This application is designed to help you master the intricate movements of the Grasp Sparrow Tail, allowing you to perfect your form and technique. Loaded with detailed guides and in-depth training routines, this application will take your Tai Chi practice to a whole new level. Master Robert Was (https://ymaa.pl/) will guide you through every step of the process, helping you unleash the full potential of this powerful move. Want to join YMAA Orientsport (TaiChi4U)? taichi4u.ukTai Chi Chin NaTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-05-10 | Master Robert Was demonstrate Tai Chi Chin Na from YMAA curriculum.World Tai Chi and Qigong Day 2023 - YMAA OrientsportTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-05-10 | World Tai Chi and Qigong Day is a global event celebrated annually on the last Saturday of April. The event aims to promote the benefits of Tai Chi and Qigong for health and wellness. It is traditionally celebrated with demonstrations, workshops, and community gatherings.
This year, YMAA took part in World Tai Chi and Qigong Day by promoting the event and organizing workshops. YMAA is a leading organization that promotes the practice and teaching of Tai Chi and Qigong around the world. Through their participation, they aimed to help spread awareness about the benefits of these ancient practices and bring people together in the spirit of wellness and harmony. To learn Tai Chi and Chi Kung (Qigong) visit: taichi4u.ukTai Chi in Krakow - TaiChi4UTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-04-17 | First part of long Yang style form (YMAA lineage) performed by Zibi Panasewicz & Jakub in different locations of beautiful Krakow.
Zibi Panasewicz started practicing Kung Fu and Tai Chi Yang style in 1989 and soon he started assisting in training sessions at the Master Robert Was school, which is the East European YMAA HQ. Grand Master Yang Jwing-Ming certified Zibi’s own school in 2004 who’s continued teaching children (Young Dragons, 6-13 years old) and adults – Kung Fu and Tai Chi Chuan classes.
In 2006 his 15 year old student Karina Blaszkiewicz won 2nd place in International Polish Championship in semi-contact competition for girls up to 16 years old. Later his Young Dragons group was invited to present their skills at Martial Arts Festival. In 2007 Zibi Panasewicz moved to United Kingdom and since September 2009 to June 2011 he taught Kung Fu at Hathaway Primary School and disabled children from Alexandra School. Now focusing on teaching Tai Chi Yang style and Shaolin Kung Fu at Tai Chi Ealing (Tai Chi London). Zibi has competed in UK competitions at the highest levels, achieving many medals, in Form, Weapons and Pushing Hands.
Zibi have over 30 years experience with Shaolin Kung Fu and Tai Chi Yang style in YMAA program and teaches at Tai Chi Ealing (West London). taichi4u.ukEr Lu Qiang - The Second Way of Spear - Master Robert WasTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-04-12 | Er Lu Qiang means “The Second Way of Spear.” It originated from the Yang family during the Song dynasty and is considered a Northern Shaolin Long Fist form. The Yang family was famous for their spear abilities and had 13 spear sequences. This form is believed to be the second. Spear is considered the king of long weapons.
Master Robert Was Started martial arts training at the age of 12 with Judo. At the age of 16, he trained in Taekwondo. At the same time, he became interested in Kung Fu and Taiji. After several years of training under the supervision of Instr. Andrzej Braksal received an instructor's degree. In 1989, with the help of instr. Tadeusz Gacki officially joins YMAA Poland. Since then, he has been continuously training in Poland and abroad under the guidance of Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming and other martial arts teachers, including Master Li Mao-Ching, Liang Shou-You, Kao Tao, Yuan Zumou. He runs the YMAA branch in Krakow.
YMAA Degrees Obtained:
1996 Assistant Instructor of Shaolin Kung Fu 2000 Assistant Instructor of Taiji 2004 Shaolin Kung Fu instructor 2007 Assistant Instructor Chin Na (Qin Na) 2008 Taiji Instructor 2008 Qigong Instructor's Assistant 2014 Master of Shaolin Kung Fu 2017 Chin Na (Qin Na) Instructor 2018 Qigong Instructor 2018 Master of Taiji
Since 1999, he has been the President of the Eastern European YMAA Headquarters. He conducts training in Kung Fu, Taiji, Qin Na and Qigong in many countries, including in Italy, the Netherlands, Hungary, France, Portugal, Ireland, England, Iran, South Africa and the USA. Triathlete, completed distances: 1/8 IM, 1/4 IM, Olympic, 1/2 IM.
More details about Master Was, contact details: https://ymaa.pl/Underwater Tai ChiTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-03-18 | We should practice Tai Chi form because it's like doing a slow-motion dance routine, but without the need for fancy footwork and sequins. Plus, you get to channel your inner Kung Fu master and impress your friends with your newfound balance and coordination skills. Who needs the gym when you can get fit and unleash your inner warrior at the same time? So let's get our Tai Chi on and show the world how graceful we can be! taichi4u.uk/classesTai Chi Chuan Fighting Set - YMAA OrientsportTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-02-08 | Tai Chi Chuan Fighting Set (太極散手對練/對手, tàijí sǎnshǒu duìliàn/duìshǒu) is considered an advanced 2-person sequence. Usually taught in only the more advanced stages of training, it helps to solidify Tai Chi Chuan martial application principles and theories. This form naturally follows advanced pushing hands training and will bring you one step closer to Tai Chi Chuan sparring. In this level, students must be able remember the form and execute both the offensive and defensive sides smoothly. To learn it visit Taichi4u-YMAA Orientsport: taichi4u.uk #taichi #taichichuan #yangstyle #ymaaTai Chi Ealing, Jan 2023 - Traditional Yang style - YMAA Orientsport - TaiChi4UTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2023-01-17 | Tai Chi Ealing classes are highly promoted for its health benefits, often it’s called meditation in motion. In deeper levels of Tai Chi, every movement of the sequence has a meaning, a proper alignment of the body, a pattern of breathing and an intention of the mind.
#ymaa #taichi #taichichuan #yangstyle #londonTai Chi sword - YMAA Orientsport - Zibi PanasewiczTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2022-10-26 | In 2006, I had the pleasure of being part of the Mariusz Blaszkiewicz (Samurai) demonstration team. This video shows a short (for show) version of the Tai Chi sword from the YMAA program at an event in Wilkowice town. To learn it visit Taichi4u-YMAA Orientsport: taichi4u.ukYMAA’s 40th anniversaryTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2022-10-01 | Happy Birthday YMAA (40th anniversary)!!!! All the best Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming & all YMAA students!! #ymaa #taichi #taichichuan #Taiji #pushinghands #kungfu #shaolin #longfist #whitecraneFree Pushing Hands - Grand Master Yang, Jwing-Ming & Master Robert Was - YMAA InternationalTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2022-09-18 | Push Hands is the "other" part of tai chi that makes your practice a true living art Tai chi push hands practice is a necessary next step for tai chi practitioners who wish to make their art come alive. Push hands practice requires two people to engage in a variety of "light touch" moving and walking routines. To learn it visit Taichi4u-YMAA Orientsport: taichi4u.uk #ymaa #taichi #taichichuan #taiji #taijiquan #pushinghands video author unknown- some YMAA Poland fellow.Tai Chi Ealing (March 2022)TaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2022-03-30 | Tai Chi Ealing classes are highly promoted for its health benefits, often it’s called meditation in motion. In deeper levels of Tai Chi, every movement of the sequence has a meaning, a proper alignment of the body, a pattern of breathing and an intention of the mind.
#ymaa #taichi #taichichuan #yangstyle #londonJeff Pratt - Tai Chi Sword - YMAATaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2022-03-01 | Jeff began his study of Tai Chi at the YMAA Boston School in 1987 and has reached the rank of Instructor (3rd degree) in the YMAA system. Jeff specializes in Pushing Hands, which is the two-person form of Tai Chi. He has taken extensive training in the spectrum of disciplines comprising YMAA’s Tai Chi program. Read more about Jeff Pratt: orientsport.co.uk/news/jeff-pratt
Due to copyright issue I exchange soundtrack.Tai Chi Application - Master Robert Was - YMAA PolandTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2022-02-22 | Tai Chi Application: Twist Body and Circle the Fist. Step Forward, Deflect Downward, Parry and Punch.
Yang’s Martial Arts Association was established in Boston, MA in 1982. With the intent of preserving traditional Chinese Kung Fu and Qigong , Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming began training students in the rigors of Shaolin Long Fist and White Crane Gongfu as well as Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan. Dr. Yang also undertook his life-long dream of teaching and researching the Chinese arts and introducing them to the West through many books, videos and DVDs.
To learn it visit Taichi4u-YMAA Orientsport: taichi4u.ukBarehands vs Saber - YMAA Shaolin Kung FuTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2022-02-15 | Kongshou Dui Dandao (空手對單刀, kōngshǒu duì dāndāo) means “Barehand vs. Single Saber.” In YMAA at this level, students should have learned enough techniques to construct a 2-person barehand vs. saber matching set. Together with a partner, students must work together to analyze and compile techniques together into a workable sequence.
Sorry for quality - it was recorded few years ago... ;)
More details about YMAA: www.orientsport.co.ukTai Chi Ealing, Jan 2022, 4KTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2022-01-19 | Tai Chi Ealing classes representing Tai Chi Chuan Traditional Yang style school YMAA Orientsport, which is a branch of YMAA International. We offer a full Yang-style traditional syllabus, from beginners to advanced level. Enjoy learning this ancient Chinese holistic exercise in a friendly environment under Zibi Panasewicz. #ymaa #taichi #taichichuan #taiji #taijiquanTai Chi Ealing - last class in 2021TaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2021-12-21 | Recap from our Tai Chi Ealing last class. #taichi #taichichuan #ymaaTai Chi Chuan application - YMAATaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2021-12-14 | Tai Chi Chuan application by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming. #ymaa #taichi #taichichuanNarcyz Latecki - YMAA - Long Fist Kung Fu & Drunken FistTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2021-11-22 | Narcyz Latecki performed Taizu (Long Fist), Ba Duang Qiang (Long Fist Spear) and Drunken Fist. Kung Fu/Tai Chi Competition, Krakow (Poland), 08.12.1991 #ymaa #taichi #kungfu #shaolin Power Up Monday #PowerUpMonday
Ps. Sorry for video quality - 30 years ago we haven't Full HD... :)Shaolin White Crane YMAA - Yao Gu performed by George DominguezTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2021-07-28 | Yao Gu (搖鼓, yáogǔ) means “Shake the Drum” and is an intermediate Shaolin White Crane barehand form. It is a Taizuquan sequence based on the Tiger Claw and White Crane styles. The entire form emphasizes short Jin training and was originally designed for a short, stocky student.Rising YMAA OrientsportTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2021-06-09 | Tai Chi classes resume soonYMAA Sword reviewTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2021-01-22 | Review after one of YMAA OrientSport Sword Seminars - back in to 2013!! EnjoySunrise with Tai ChiTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2020-10-22 | Sunrise with Tai Chi performed by Pawel Galaj (YMAA Orientsport). One of my students (Pawel) performing (not perfectly but in perfect location and time) Tai Chi Chuan Yang style long form (part of it). #taichi #ymaa #taiji #taijiquan #yang #yangstyleSan He (YMAA) - Southern White Crane - Bai He Shaolin Kung FuTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2020-09-20 | Southern White Crane is a Soft-Hard Style. For a beginner, the training tends more toward the hard side. It is commonly known that the external styles train from external to internal and from hard to soft. The reason is that it is easier to be hard instead of soft. Not only that, in order to use the soft to defend yourself, you must understand the theory of Listening Jin (i.e., skin feeling and sensing), Understanding Jin, Following Jin, Sticking Jin, Adhering Jin, and Coiling Jin. Then, you must know how to apply the theories of each into practice. However, the most critical aspect of using soft against the hard is that you must know how to cultivate the internal Qi to an abundant level and be able to lead the Qi to energize muscular power with your concentrated mind. In order to reach this goal, it will usually take more than ten years of pondering and practice. Naturally, it is not easy for a beginner to learn these highly secret levels of the art.
Thank you Jonathan Chang for this video!!! performed: 2013 in Portugal by Zbigniew "Zibi" Panasewicz web: orientsport.co.ukKung Fu Set-SparringTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2020-06-01 | In April 1992 YMAA Krakow organised internal competition for students. We perform solo sequence from Long Fist style (Lian Bu Chuan or Gong Li Chuan), 2-person Shaolin White Crane barehand form (Shang Xia Zhi) and Set-Sparring which we suppose to create... So don't expect miracles, we had 2 years of training behind... Our understanding and performing Kung Fu wasn't good :) Performing: Bartek G., Zibi PanasewiczTai Chi Chuan - YMAA OrientSportTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2020-04-09 | Our Tai Chi classes are highly promoted for its health benefits, often it’s called meditation in motion. In deeper levels of Tai Chi, every movement of the sequence has a meaning, a proper alignment of the body, a pattern of breathing and an intention of the mind. Learning Tai Chi and understanding the purpose behind each movement become more and more important as a student progresses into deeper, more advanced stages of training. At advanced levels, Tai Chi also becomes a complete martial arts system. Tai Chi Chuan can explain how to control your entire body, power and mental capabilities to a level you’ve never experienced before.WUDE - Martial MoralityTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2018-07-22 | Martial morality has always been a required discipline in Chinese martial arts society. Teachers have long considered martial morality to be the most important criterion for judging students, and they have made it the most important part of the training in the traditional Chinese martial arts. It includes two aspects: the morality of deed and the morality of mind.Tai Chi Chuan - real Martial ArtTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2018-07-08 | Hopefully that video will help you understand that Tai Chi Chuan isn't only moving meditation, but can be a real Martial Art.Southern White Crane Kung Fu - Zibi PanasewiczTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2018-06-26 | Video from YMAA Summer Camp in Portugal 2013. Performing: Zibi Panasewicz www.orientsport.co.ukEaling Tai Chi - YMAA OrientsportTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2018-05-04 | Tai Chi Ealing classes representing Tai Chi Chuan Traditional Yang style school YMAA Orientsport, which is a branch of YMAA International. We offer a full Yang-style traditional syllabus, from beginners to advanced level. Enjoy learning this ancient Chinese holistic exercise in a friendly environment under Zibi Panasewicz.Tai Chi Chuan Yang style - YMAA OrientSport - 1st part - 4KTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2017-06-13 | The Yang Tai Chi form can be easy to memorize, but it can always be refined and practiced with a deeper feeling. It is comprised of 37-postures, or movement patterns, which are repeated to the left or right to create the 108-movement sequence.Bagua Dao -Shaolin Long Fist saberTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2016-02-27 | performing: Zibi Panasewicz (YMAA Orientsport, London, UK) - March 2001San Lu Pao - Shaolin Long Fist, ChángquánTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2016-02-14 | Performing: Zibi Panasewicz (YMAA Orientsport), March 2001. San Lu Pao means "Three Ways of Running. It is the first advanced Long Fist sequence in the YMAA curriculum. San Lu Pao focuses on the fluid integration of speed and power through several hand and leg techniques, while also pushing the practitioner's endurance and sense of enemy.Shaolin Chin Na (Qin Na)TaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2016-01-13 | 13th-15th of May 2016 YMAA Orientsport will be hosting seminar with Master Robert Was - one of subject will be Chin Na and counter attacks Chi Na. On this video you can see short samples what will happen :)Tai Chi Ealing - it might be your storyTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2015-11-26 | Tai Chi Ealing (YMAA Orientsport) is a part of YMAA International. Our trainings include: - Qigong - Long Sequence - Pushing Hands - Tai Chi Ball - Martial Application - Tai Chi Saber - Tai Chi Sword
Video recording team: ZCreation Montage: Zibi Panasewicz Music: Hans Zimmer "Pirates of Caribean" Thanks to: Jenny Laverde for photos and Gurnell Leisure Center team.Tai Chi Chuan - Legendary Touch of DeathTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2015-10-17 | This video presents Legendary "Touch of Death" strike performed by Zibi Panasewicz (YMAA Orientsport, London UK). This is a short montage from seminar Tai Chi Applications with Master Robert Was visiting our school in October 2015. More details and informations about seminars you can find on our website: www.orientsport.uk
Hope you will have fun watching this :)Benny Hill Tai Chi ChuanTaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2015-09-01 | Hmmmm... It should be creatively, but it was just funny... :)Kun Wu Jian (Shaolin Long Fist sword)TaiChi4U - YMAA OrientSport2015-02-25 | There are several possible origins of the name "Kun Wu." One is it was the name of an ancient marquis; another possibility is it was the name of a marquis' sword. Some say it was the name of a state or mountain. Who knows which is true? Kun Wu Jian is the second sword sequence trained in YMAA.