Taiji Podcast
Di EWA
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| Nome | Descrizione | Pubblicato | Prezzo | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Video1993, Cerimonia Yang il giuramento | In questo video unico, la fase finale della Cerimonia Yang del Maestro Li Rong Mei. Il riconoscimento del Maestro Fu Zhong Wen e il giuramento solenne della sua discepola Li Rong Mei con video e audio originale. traduzione dialoghi Li Shan | 9/4/11 | Gratis | Vedi in iTunes |
| 2 | VideoWinter Flower | Fiore d’inverno, una donna guerriero Riduzione a 12 minuti dal documentario originale di Alessandra Populin Lingua inglese Starting from his memories described in the book "Taijiquan, the body that thinks the mind that moves" ed. Mediteranee, Master Li Rong Mei back in the places of his past with film director Alessandra Populin and a video crew to rediscover how much of that time live today, and what future is in front of she and at the wushu. Partendo dai suoi ricordi descritti nel libro "il Taijiquan, corpo che pensa mente che muove" ediz. Mediteranee, il Maestro Li Rong Mei torna nei luoghi del suo passato insieme alla regista Alessandra Populin e ad una troupe televisiva per ritrovare e scoprire insieme alle sue radici quanto ancora oggi sopravvive di quel tempo e quali nuove strade sono davanti a lei e al wushu. | 20/2/11 | Gratis | Vedi in iTunes |
| 3 | Video24 taiji Form | Lessons of taiji: first part, info and principles - (for iPod and Apple tv) The 24 Taiji Form, is a simplified routine based, on the movements of the traditional Yang style form. (There are five traditional styles recognised in China: Chen, Yang, Wu, Hao, and Sun). The 24 taiji form, is a good form, for beginners, as it can be learned in a relatively short period of time, and is widely practised, throughout the world. Yang style, is characterized by broad open postures, graceful lines, and a smooth even pace of movement. Before starting to work on the 24 Form sequence, you should become familiar with some general principles and basic stances. Principles One of the most important principles of Yang style Taiji is to maintain an upright posture, an upward energy at the top of the head, and a feeling of lengthening through the spine. Secondly, it is important to cultivate a habit of dropping the elbows, and allowing the shoulders to sink downward and relax. Do not pull the shoulders back; allow the chest to sink so there is a feeling of openness between the shoulder blades. Think of breathing into your abdomen (the dantian). Relax the waist area, allowing the spine to twist gently. In Yang style Taiji, the feet should not slide. Place in the feet consciously. There should not be a lot of up-and-down movement. Over time, your movements will become more coordinated, smoother and more connected. Postures should be clear, but the movement between the postures are just as important as the postures themselves. Your face, and especially your eyes should reflect a calm alertness. Train yourself to relax and pay attention to your experience. Italian comment, voice of stefania casini | 20/2/11 | Gratis | Vedi in iTunes |
| Totale: 3 episodi |
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