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Tag Archives: Jam Jong
Are You Searching for Strength?
Oneness strength, Hun Yuan, internal strength, Neijia or integrated strength is not only something cursed by the Tower of Babel but a truly tricky thing to figure out. I struggled with it. I have witnessed my Gung Fu brothers struggle … Continue reading
Standing with Purpose
Standing Practice, also know as Standing the Stake, Jam Jong, Zhuan Zhuang, etc. is utilized by many martial arts and healing modalities to develop connectivity and increase energy flow. The so-called hugging the tree posture is probably what most people … Continue reading
Posted in Practice, Uncategorized
Tagged feelization, Intent, Internal Orbit, Jam Jong, Visualization, Zhan Zhuang
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Yi Chuan Puts Standing First
Most martial arts systems start by teaching new students basic techniques. Stances, blocks, punches, kicks, break-falls, joint locks and other techniques are practiced and improved through repetition. Yi Chuan is different; in that, the method clearly asserts that it has … Continue reading
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Tagged Experiential Learning, Integrated Strength, Internal Strength, Jam Jong, Standing Post, Tensegrity, Zhan Zhuang
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Straighten Up!
Do a quick survey of your posture as you read this. Are you sitting down in a chair, back slumped and spine hunched? If so, you are not alone. Most people, myself included, have a bad habit of collapsing their … Continue reading
Posted in Application, Theory
Tagged Chi Gung, Jam Jong, Standing Post, Tensegrity, Zhan Zhuang
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Getting ‘Out of the Box”
The box is everywhere, its all around us. Its how we think, what we see and how we control the world in which we live. From infancy what is real has been defined by our teachers, ingrained in us, from … Continue reading
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Tagged Awareness, Change, Conceptual Knowledge, Experiential Learning, Intent, Jam Jong, Standing Post, Visualization, Zhan Zhuang
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Use ‘Hidden’ Practice time
The core Yi Chuan practice of Standing (Jam Jong) can be practices in any position – standing, sitting or lying down. The purpose is to activate or unite the frame so whole body or Hunyuan strength can be applied from … Continue reading
Make it Routine
Particularly in Yi Chuan a little bit of practice each day is far better than a bunch of practice once a week. Building a daily habit to practice your routine (aka take your medicine) is a crucial component of getting results. … Continue reading
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Tagged Balance, Casual, Experiential Learning, Integrated Strength, Internal Strength, Jam Jong, Standing Post, Zhan Zhuang
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Establish Clear Goals
In order to develop training habits that your improve your skill you need clear and reachable goals. Its just common sense that often gets obscured by the excitement of learning something new. I remember being admonished by my teacher on many occasions for putting … Continue reading
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Tagged Integrated Strength, Internal Strength, Jam Jong, Practice, Standing Post, Zhan Zhuang
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