• Adding Xing Yi (形意拳) into our training syllabus

    Xing Yi (形意拳) is one of the three major Chinese Internal Martial Arts styles (namely Xing Yi (形意拳), Bagua (八卦掌) and Tai Chi (太极拳)). Xing (形) refers to form or shape and Yi (意) refers to mind or intent. The name illustrates the strong emphasis placed on the motion of the body being subordinate to
  • Open Tai Chi Push Hands event Sep 2016

    Throughout years of my training, I have participated and organised many friendly exchange events for different styles of martial artists to come together share their skill and experience. I believe such an open-minded approach is truly beneficial to all involved. “Push Hands”, being a controlled, testing method for mainly Tai Chi practitioners, is becoming more
  • Concept of “Defence and Attack in Unison” (顾打合一)

    First, let me clarify that I am talking about one move (or each move) not multiple move to have “Defence and Attack in Unison” ” (顾打合一). It is our aim to develop such an ability when crossing hands with someone, being either Spar or “Push Hands”. It requires Internal power: Put pressure to the other