Description
This course focuses on the martial applications of the postures from the 37-form of the Huang Shen Shyan lineage. It is suitable for all practitioners, regardless of their lineage or which form they practice, and is designed to benefit both beginners and advanced practitioners alike.
One of the most commonly missing components for Tai Chi practitioners is understanding the martial applications of the form. This course serves to bridge that gap, giving practitioners a clear understanding of the purpose behind each movement, allowing them to practice with intention and add the martial component to their training.
In this course, Master Richard Huang demonstrates and explains both the internal and external martial applications of the Tai Chi postures, providing you with a clear understanding of the higher levels of application.
Applications covered in the course include:
- Fa Jin (发劲) – Explosive power
- Shuai Jiao (摔跤) – Throwing techniques
- Qin Na (擒拿) – Controlling and locking techniques
- Da (打) – Striking
- Diē Dǎ (跌打) – Takedowns
With these applications, you’ll learn how to apply Tai Chi in a martial context, including elements such as issuing force, throws, controlling and locking, striking, and takedowns. Whether you are practicing Tai Chi for health, meditation, or martial arts, this course will enrich your understanding by giving you the martial perspective of the form.
What You’ll Learn in This Course:
- The martial intent behind each of the Tai Chi postures
- How to integrate internal and external applications into your practice
- Techniques such as issuing force, throws, controlling and locking, striking, and takedowns.
- How to enhance your Tai Chi practice with a deeper understanding of its martial roots
Who Is This Course For?
- Tai Chi practitioners from any lineage or form looking to understand the martial applications of their practice
- Beginners who wish to start their Tai Chi journey with a strong martial foundation
- Advanced practitioners seeking to add a missing dimension to their form
- Martial artists who want to explore the deeper applications of Tai Chi
Course Highlights:
- Detailed instruction on the martial applications of each of the postures in Tai Chi
- Applications include strikes, locks, throws, and takedowns
- Clear explanations of both internal and external martial principles
- Suitable for all practitioners, regardless of their form or lineage
Why Join This Course?
- Gain insight into the missing martial applications of Tai Chi that many practitioners overlook
- Learn from Master Richard Huang, an expert with deep knowledge of Tai Chi’s internal and external applications
- Develop a more focused, intentional practice by understanding the purpose of each posture
- Enhance both your martial skills and your internal development with this unique course
About Master Richard Huang
About Master Richard Huang
Master Richard Huang is a revered practitioner and instructor of Tai Chi and Calling Crane in the lineage of two esteemed masters: Huang Sheng Shyan (黃性賢) and his head disciple, Zheng Xian Qi (鄭顯氣).
Having trained extensively under Master Zheng Xian Qi, a direct disciple of the late Grandmaster Huang Sheng Shyan, Master Richard Huang has inherited profound teachings that include the secret techniques of Ba Bu Lian (八步連), Zhong Kuang (中框), the 28 Luohan (二十八宿羅漢), and the 37 Tai Chi form. Through this comprehensive training, he has cultivated a unique understanding of Tai Chi that emphasizes relaxation, inner strength, and the seamless integration of martial applications within the practice.
Master Huang’s dedication to Tai Chi culminated in the development of Huang Style Tai Chi, a distinctive style that combines the principles of Calling Crane with the foundational teachings of LuoHan martial arts. This innovative approach not only fosters physical prowess but also promotes a deep connection between mind and body.
In recognition of his dedication and lineage, Master Zheng formally gifted Master Huang the inscription of four Chinese characters: 延黄武醫, which translates to “Pass on the Martial Art, and Succeed in the Way of Healing.”
Beyond his martial expertise, Master Richard Huang is renowned for his healing abilities as a Traditional Chinese bonesetter. With clinics throughout Asia, he offers invaluable insights into restoring the body, treating injuries, and promoting physical well-being through ancient techniques. His deep knowledge of both the martial and healing arts makes him a rare and holistic teacher, with over 40 years of experience in Tai Chi, Calling Crane, and Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Master Richard Huang is committed to sharing his extensive knowledge with students of all levels, guiding them on a transformative journey through the intricate arts of Tai Chi and its martial applications, as well as offering profound wisdom on healing and body restoration.
Frequently Asked Questions:
- Is this course suitable for beginners? Yes! The course is designed for both beginners and advanced practitioners alike, making it accessible to anyone wanting to deepen their Tai Chi practice.
- Do I need to practice the Huang Shen Shyan lineage to benefit from this course? No. While the course focuses on the 37 postures of the Huang Shen Shyan lineage, it is valuable to all practitioners, regardless of their form or lineage.
- How long will I have access to the course? Once enrolled, you will have lifetime access to all course materials.
- How can I pay? You can pay using PayPal or any major credit/debit card. All payments are securely processed.
- Will I get instant access to the course? Yes, once payment is processed, you will have immediate access to all videos and course materials.
This course offers a unique opportunity to delve deeper into Tai Chi’s martial applications, ensuring that every movement you make is purposeful and intentional. Join today and elevate your practice to new levels!
I have learnt Huang Sheng Shyan taiji for a while and have been lucky enough to have attended some of Richard Huang's classes. I am very pleased to have (finally) been educated about the applications of the form. I believe this will inform and improve my future practice. Thanks very much!