Temple Underground Magazine & Journal presents: Finding the Xing Yi & Bagua Step in Taiji Boxing

http://www.templeundergroundmagazinet... There is a Xing Yi and Bagua step in Taiji Boxing. The Xing Yi step allows for the elements of Metal and Fire to aid in the advance. The Bagua Step allows for the element of Water and Wood to deny center-line and enter the flank. The supreme Ultimate Fist can not rate its name without an adept study to integrate these methods in the execution of Small Frame and Circle Taiji Boxing.... The rule of 10,000 steps is found in the application of Wu Chin (Follow, Link, Stick, Adhere, Never Release or Resist) which probably the most important strategy next to short-integrated power which is found in Mengxia's annotations on Yang Family Pugilistic Taiji Boxing , and Hua Chin or attraction into emptiness (4 ounces moving 1000lbs). T'ui Shou is Da Shou when Wu Chin is applied and the mastering of the multi-level technique is how one can defeat someone uninitiated but younger, bigger, stronger and faster.... There are few Taiji Boxing videos that show or explain why "Chasing Ones Steps" negate fixed footed fighting stances but the answer is rooted in the Water Element of the Bagua Symbol: Change is Danger. Mengxia's Confounding Round Song is the most insightful in understanding the circular, spherical movements suggested by that symbol. But somewhere it was not fully transmitted to the West in any of the major lineages and although Bagua Zhaun is immaculate in these movements they usually falter when pressed in a practical application. This video is made for the Neijia Gong practitioners who practice Circular walking. No one could teach me how to do this so I built the Minotaur Rigpa to teach me and it did.... My student Professor J. Call is just under 300lbs and conditions as a pugilistic Triathlete. He had just finished a 7 rounds of 5 min. Kickboxing Conditioning and a Vinyasa/Pranayama Yoga session. Please enjoy his performance and make comments..... Much Love and Respect.... G...