Hai Yang's Practice Proverb Series (5): Peng Energy and Cai Energy of Tai Chi

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This is the fifth video of a new series. It introduces Peng and Cai Energy and their relationship in application.
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@bigmouse177 Ай бұрын

Thank you for this video and proverb! For many years even I've been unclear as to what the precise usage of "cai/tsai" (depending on spelling) is. I had always thought of peng as being an upward energy but had never compared it to cai/tsai before. Thank you for explaining these proverbs to us! I especially appreciate the clarity of language, which is rare to find elsewhere.

@SimoCava91 18 күн бұрын

Thabk you master for the very precious quote. I also fully agree that we should always keep in mind which is the meaning of single movements in forms or techniques, in order to do them correctly 🐉

@patrickstanley8655 Ай бұрын

Thank you for the commentary at the beginning of the video: for me it is the right lesson at the right time.

@HaiYangChannel Ай бұрын

You are welcome.

@chita1205 Ай бұрын

天才大師！一如既往，這堂課非常棒，非常感謝

@oferjrl5845 Ай бұрын

Thank you Sensei Yang, for sharing your interesting proverbs with us. I have two questions: 1. Does Lu type of energy (Roll Back) is not also closing? Does this type of energy is different in essence from CAI? Or they are just two examples of closing, and you choose to light CAI for us to comprehend it more? 2. Do you have a proverb about the importance of K1 area in Tai chi Chuan and especially in the Silk reeling drills and Jin cultivating? This subject is very interesting and less discussed in the community.

@HaiYangChannel Ай бұрын

I will answer the first question in the coming week's video.

@tomasbenitezsalguero4540 28 күн бұрын

Excellent Master :) Very thanks you

@drprick7432 Ай бұрын

I was just going back over the 8 energies with my taijiquan class today! My understanding of cai is different. I’ve always heard that cai is plucking, something akin to grabbing or pulling a flower off its stem, martially pulling someone off their root. Further, I thought Lu/roll back was the opposite of peng. I would love to hear your thoughts. Your physical demonstrations are always helpful, too. Thanks, Martin

@HaiYangChannel Ай бұрын

Hello, of course, there are different versions of translations of Cai, which is very normal. However, what I am introduced to here is based on my learning and teaching. Most Tai Chi practitioners in China agree with this version. As for Lu, it is not rolling back; I have shot next week's video and this topic has been discussed in the coming video. I try not to have physical demonstrations in this series unless it is very necessary. Thank you.

@Owlkisses88 Ай бұрын

Yay a longer video i miss these

@outerlast Ай бұрын

that's interesting. do the other energies have opposite relationship too? like an, what would be the opposite of an?

@HaiYangChannel Ай бұрын

It depends.

@Spectre2434 Ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@brucelundgren9558 3 күн бұрын

Do you have any experience with Yang tai ji and their internal Jin movement through release (song)? These energies have specific, literal expressions in the physical tissues associated with Jin movement in the Yang approach.

@HaiYangChannel 3 күн бұрын

Sure.

@seanmoxley4642 27 күн бұрын

Is this proverb from historical source? The orthodox meaning is Peng is an expansive, filling energy, whereas Cai is an energy to draw the opponent out to the side and back to pull them off their balance. My understanding of the 8 jin are quite different from your explanations.

@HaiYangChannel 26 күн бұрын

Of course there are historical sources. Orthodox is a big word, in my opinion. Well, if you think what you are taught is orthodoxical, then I have to say that it depends on whom taught you that. By the way, does any part that what I explained in my video is not orthodoxcal?

@seanmoxley4642 25 күн бұрын

@@HaiYangChannel Sorry, orthodox was not the right word I was looking for. I'm just interested in comparing how different masters interpret these concepts to expand my understanding.

@izmanq Күн бұрын

when you explain the previous proverb, i don't get what you mean, i thought the proverb meant to train so your mind, move your body as intended by the mind, but why in your explaination, sounds like you train to seperate them, use visualization first, and then improve the movement depart from the visualization ? then you mention focus of martial objective, what's that martial objective ? and what's this energy level ? what's the relation with mind and body in this proverb ? and then you said strong martial intent must be let go, and need to be relaxed instead, because it could cause stiffness ? in my understanding, if you have intent in your mind, you must be able to express them with your body, so your body move as your mind intended, this what mind and body in harmony :|