Sigong continued his lecture from our Chen ancestor on the energy of Chen and how it flows. Then we learned quite a few new moves with the spear. Thanks Sigong and all in breakout rooms! – Kay
Very nice to do today’s Chen Spear seminar. I enjoyed the lecture and the challenging twirling steps. Looking forward to next time! Thank you, Sigong. Best, Tom Hogg.
Exciting new movements today! Interesting with the one-handed Zha – it challenges strength, coordination and wrist control all at the same time. Great for helping to push our level.
Thank you Sigong.
Paul Hogg
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This part of the Chen spear was very enjoyable, although I had some initial problems remembering the first bit of footwork. This is a great form for bring up the energy – and what a difference it makes to train outdoors! Already looking forward to the next instalment. Thank you Sigong. Peter Hogg
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Really enjoyed the seminar and the fun and challenging new moves today. Thanks to Sifu and all in breakout rooms. Pete
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Very enjoyable to get back into Chen spear and polish the details, such a dynamic form. Thank you for another great seminar Sifu, Peter A
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The Chen Taiji Spear form looks amazing and is mesmerising to watch; unsurprising, it’s quite the challenge. The coordination of rotating the spear and stepping alone is complicated enough, but making it flow will take a lot of practice, it’s a good thing it feels great to perform! Thank you Sigong for sharing the form and your knowledge. Sam
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Very much enjoying the Chen Spear. I can see similarities to the Chen Long Pole but also to staff weapon techniques. A great form. Thank you Sifu!
-Radu
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Its great to review the spear after so many years. The spear is a very fun weapon to hold and I enjoy learning that extra bit at the end. The lecture was also very good and details, thank you Sigong for teaching us this form. Yunki
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Enjoyed the lecture explaining the Taiji Quan theory from Chen Chang Xing, lots of things to think about when practicing the forms and Tui Shou. The new movements were good today too, some unusual like the one hand Ja! Looking forward to continue learning the form. Thank you Sigong. Christine