Estilo de la serpiente de taichi yang
Publicado: 23 Mar 2007 00:26
He encontrado por internet una página donde hablan del taichi yang, pero mencionan que tiene tres formas: de grulla, serpiente y tigre.
¿Sabe alguien a qué se refiere?
No había oído nunca hablar de que hubieran diferentes formas del estilo yang clasificadas de tal manera.
Os pongo un extracto que aparece en la página:
"The Snake Style System of Yang tai chi is the most martial and exclusive of the three Yang style forms - crane, tiger and snake.
Grandmaster Yang Sau Chung learned this system from his father, Yang Chen Fu, and passed it on to his male heir and First Disciple, Ip Tai Tak.
In turn, Master Ip taught this system to his Disciple, Robert Boyd. Before his death, Master Ip gave Mr. Boyd permission to teach this system without prejudice to those who seek a deeper martial understanding of Yang tai chi.
The Snake Style of tai chi requires great flexibility of the spine, hips, rib cartilage and internal muscles of the abdomen and upper thoracic ribs and back. The serpentine movement of the snake style moves the center of gravity using 'core' muscles. These core muscles strongly root the foot at the completion of each posture, sending powerful jin energy through the spine to the hands. The result, over time, is the legendary 'iron in cotton' phenomenon that gives speed, power and sensitivity to the hands and arms. This is the key to the successful use of tai chi in self-defense.
The components of the Snake Style System are:
1. Snake Style tai chi chuan
2. Snake Style Long Boxing
3. Zhan Zhong
4. Push Hands
El enlace es el siguiente:
http://www.iptaichi.org/Snake.htm
También hay otra parte donde se le hace una entrevista a un maestro. El enlace es:
http://www.iptaichi.org/Interview.htm
¿Qué opináis de esto? ¿La forma larga de la que habla es la forma tradicional de Yang?
Un saludo.
¿Sabe alguien a qué se refiere?
No había oído nunca hablar de que hubieran diferentes formas del estilo yang clasificadas de tal manera.
Os pongo un extracto que aparece en la página:
"The Snake Style System of Yang tai chi is the most martial and exclusive of the three Yang style forms - crane, tiger and snake.
Grandmaster Yang Sau Chung learned this system from his father, Yang Chen Fu, and passed it on to his male heir and First Disciple, Ip Tai Tak.
In turn, Master Ip taught this system to his Disciple, Robert Boyd. Before his death, Master Ip gave Mr. Boyd permission to teach this system without prejudice to those who seek a deeper martial understanding of Yang tai chi.
The Snake Style of tai chi requires great flexibility of the spine, hips, rib cartilage and internal muscles of the abdomen and upper thoracic ribs and back. The serpentine movement of the snake style moves the center of gravity using 'core' muscles. These core muscles strongly root the foot at the completion of each posture, sending powerful jin energy through the spine to the hands. The result, over time, is the legendary 'iron in cotton' phenomenon that gives speed, power and sensitivity to the hands and arms. This is the key to the successful use of tai chi in self-defense.
The components of the Snake Style System are:
1. Snake Style tai chi chuan
2. Snake Style Long Boxing
3. Zhan Zhong
4. Push Hands
El enlace es el siguiente:
http://www.iptaichi.org/Snake.htm
También hay otra parte donde se le hace una entrevista a un maestro. El enlace es:
http://www.iptaichi.org/Interview.htm
¿Qué opináis de esto? ¿La forma larga de la que habla es la forma tradicional de Yang?
Un saludo.
