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Hi,
I wanted to ask:
Will it be more beneficial if I use along with San Ti, I Chaun postures to complement my Chi workout?
For example, when I cannot stand in San Ti, switch to I Chuan for another session to complete my workout?
Hi George,
Personally, I like to let a single posture, especially San Ti, “marinate”, so I try not to do too many in one single session. What I mean is that when I work one posture, there are distinct effects, so afterwards, I want to get a clear sense for what that posture did to my system.
Now, I know some of the I Chuan routines work slightly differently…..
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I would agree with that. A few times I’ve had breakthroughs which I haven’t been able to replicate because I don’t know what it was that led to me achieving it.
I’m not sure what your background is in yi chuan but but here is a pretty cool video that might give you some ideas: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjszaxJuZTU&context=C4b72aeaADvjVQa1PpcFNIFc9YePl0MidjOI1ckHcC01YX4cVNnmQ=
Working on proper alinement of bones and muscles, breathing and maxim muscle output is always good.great video Chris will have a look…thanks
Enjoy.
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