Hallo,
ich habe Erle nur "reingebracht", wei mir schien, daß seine Art von Tai Chi zu dem ersten Interview passt.
Offensichtlich gab es in der Yang-Familie unterschiedliche Arten und Weisen Tai-Chi auszuüben.
Ich habe auf der Webseite von
Chu Gin Soon in der "History"-Abteilung folgenden Text gefunden:
Zitat:
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Yeung Siu Hou (1862-1930), Yeung Ching Po's elder brother, was also a famous Tai Chi Chuan master who learned most of his skills from his uncle Yeung Ban Hou and, like his uncle, he was bellicose by nature. His Tai Chi Chuan style was originally similar to his brother's, but later, it gradually changed to the high stance style with lively footwork and well knit small movements, alternating quick with slow action. He was swift and powerful in delivering his blow and, with eyes blazing like torches, a grim smile on his face and roaring and howling as he darted back and forth, he was held in awe by others. The technical features of this kind of Tai Chi Chuan were: over coming strong attacks with soft movements, adapting oneself to others' movements and following up with quick attacks, using the motion of "sudden connection" to defeat the opponent with surprise attacks. The hands movements included catching, pushing and capturing, injuring the attacker's muscles and harming his bones, attacking the opponent's vital points and "controlling" his arteries and veins, using "continuous" and "sudden connection" force to throw the attacker to the ground with lighting speed.
When teaching his students, Yeung Siu Hou would attacked them without pulling his punches. His attacking movements were swift and ferocious, and his facial expression was changeable and varies. All this made it difficult for his students to imitate, which was why many of them dropped out halfway. And that was also perhaps why Yeung Siu Hou's Style of Tai Chi Chuan was not as popular as Yeung Ching Po', though the two brothers enjoyed an equally high reputation during their lifetime.
Yeung Siu Hou followed his brother to the southern China and taught in Shanghai City and Nanjing City. Many officials and rich merchants vied with one another to learn from him.
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Das passt zu dem ersten Intervie und zu dem was Erle macht.
Gruß
BanYan