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Description: The Ji form of tai chi power compared with Bruce Lee's One-inch-punch by Rebecca Ho, Jennifer Ho, George Ho Estimated delivery 3-12 business days Format Paperback Condition Brand New Description In this booklet, I have started with my scientific explanations of the mystical interpretation of the Ji form of tai chi power by a famous tai chi master, Master Wang Pui-sheng. Many people are impressed with tai chi masters demonstrations of using this form of power to push demonstration partners in the air. However, if this pushing technique can really be used in a real fight wouldnt it be used by highly paid sports professionals like Sumo wrestlers in Japan? From my researches I have found that the origin of this powerful technique was discovered by Master Guo yÚnsh"n (18291900) of xíng yì when he was handcuffed and shackled for three years in a prison. xíng yì is a form of martial arts that stress heavily on pile stance training and footwork. Since Master Guos movements were limited in prison he could only practice pile stance and one step at time footwork. With a lot of practice, he created hisHalf step beng punch, (meaning half)(meaning step)(meaning collapse)(meaning fist), bàn bÙ b"ng quán in Chinese, with which he knocked out many opponents in one punch. But his punch did not push people in the air. The tai chi demonstration of pushing people in the air was made famous by Yangsho hóu (1862-1930), one of the sons of Yang LÙ chán , the founder of Yang style tai chi, who never bothered to demonstrate his real kung fu. As a bodyguard of the Qings Imperial members, his kung fu was well witnessed when Yang LÙ chán protected his masters by hurting and even killing people. After he died Yangsho hóu did not get his job as a bodyguard. He could only make a living by teaching tai chi to the Qings Imperial members and their friends. I think this is why he thought of using the demonstration of bouncing partners up in the air to win his kung fu credibility. For fear of hurting his Imperial students, he trained WangYongquan(1904-1987) as his demonstration partner, who could then learn this special kung fu that was regarded as a family secret. Then came Bruce Lee, who was a kung fu fanatic and he probably read about all the above people and their skills in martial art. His one-inch punch and six-inch punch are just as effective as the Ji form of tai chi power. The mechanics are very similar. However, his martial arts training did not help his epilepsy, which is a common brain disorder characterized by recurrent seizures. Again from my researches, I think he did not practice his static meditation in a way so that he could do…–Liàn jng huà qì, the process in which jng (hormonal secretion is my scientific conception of jing) is used to stimulate the further development of the nervous system, vaguely called qi in Chinese. Please read his famous quote about meditation, "Be like water making its way through cracks." Please compare Bruces conception of meditation with the highly sophisticated Buddhist meditation method, called 6 Wonderful Ways, …–LiÙ miàof mén, that could lead to chán ding, in which one can enhance ones wisdom, the sign of the evolution of the nervous system. With his highly sophisticated martial arts as a form of Dong gong he could probably cure his epilepsy with a good Jing gong practice of static meditation, during which he could acquire the essential breathing technique, called Bào sh"n qì in Buddhism or Taixi, the embryonic mode of respiration in Daoism. Master Sun Lutang, who demonstrated Master GuosHalf step beng punchin this booklet is the best example of how to complement his martial arts training as a form of Dong gong with his pile stance as a form of Jing gong and he attained Enlightenment. Master Guo yÚnsh"ns Half step beng punchalso shows us that the form of dong gong that complements jing gong does not have to be complicated or slow like tai chi quan as a form of martial arts. I have experimented wi Details ISBN 1731358725 ISBN-13 9781731358721 Title The Ji form of tai chi power compared with Bruce Lee's One-inch-punch Author Rebecca Ho, Jennifer Ho, George Ho Format Paperback Year 2018 Pages 176 Publisher Independently Published GE_Item_ID:129699062; About Us Grand Eagle Retail is the ideal place for all your shopping needs! With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and over 1,000,000 in stock items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! 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