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Interesting video, but the editing is terrible. The choppiness is annoying and doesn't give the viewer a full picture of what is happening.

This is hilarious. Do you have any uk representatives that could recreate this nonsense on me on camera?

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it would be good to see you push wth someone with at least some skill Patrick, what are you teaching these people?

Nice to watch. I knew a friend of Patrick, a lady named Linda H. She showed me vhs videos of Patrick and Master Huang decades ago. I remember something Master Huang told Patrick. It is advice we all need. "If the pain in your legs doesn't keep you awake at night, you are not training hard enough". I also remember Patrick wrote that Master Huang wouldn't teach him till he shaved his beard off. We must learn to not disrespect our teachers, and learn their customs.

Thank you .

Mia, one more time MANY THANKS to make it happens !!!❤

External profoundity becomes spiritual rigidity. Analogies drawn from TaiChi is very limited.

Hmmm. It's so hard to see what the #*&% is meant to be happening. Isn't this really more czcams.com/users/McDojoLife -type stuff? Enlighten me someone, please 🤔

A friend of mine recently recommended to learn tai chi online with The tai chi academy from Chris Davis, with Discover Taiji from Adam Mizner or taijiacademy from Liang de Hua in the next lock down period What do you think? Can you help?

A friend of mine recently recommended to learn tai chi online with The tai chi academy from Chris Davis, with Discover Taiji from Adam Mizner or taijiacademy from Liang de Hua in the next lock down period What do you think? Can you help?

Master Huang achieved an extremely high level of comprehension.

Wow. Fantastic, you can feel it just from watching it. Inspiring.

This. Teacher is. From. New. 🇳🇿 Zealand. He has written. 2. Books.

How are you Patrick Grant and I often talk about you. Glad life is going well for you. X Angela

Undeveloped people ? Hmmm..... Let's hope that the ''temporary and not overly major thing'' ,the tyranny of lockdowns and coerced vaccinations ,are indeed only temporary. Bit of an ivory tower approach.

Thank you Patrick, you are reaching many with your genuine internal knowledge

The interview seems overly intellectual in it's approach and content. Where is the heart of the matter? "Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact, everything we see is a perspective, not a truth" - Marcus Aurelius If Taiji, or anything else, is to be of any real use to a person, then one probably needs to dedicate much of one's life to it. However, dedication and time do not necessarily guarantee success. Be humble, be vigilant; guard against the ego, lest we become it's victim. If in doubt, then do no harm to anybody, let no harm be done to others.

Hello Mr Patrick I enioy very much your interviw ,there Is always something to lern and understand from you thank you,thankyou Franco Sardinja

In fairness to my comment below he does say it's one of the things, that you can't escape the group karma of the human race :)

Interesting his answer to why more people are not engaged with the process, however I found it to be rather incomplete. While it's true that the pressure from the environment can cover up the impetus to engage internal training he fails to mention that it is not only "people" that create an influence but also "places" and "things". A simple example of how thiings influence us is how we feel wearing a suit versus a tracksuit or how we feel at the wheel of a mini versus a ferrari. An example of the influence of places might be how we feel walking into a high street bank versus, being in a forest or by the sea. Partick makes no mention in the question of 'why more people are not engaged in an internal process' of desire; my belief is that some of us have a greater desire to engage internal training than others; some of us are more enaged with the outer aspects of existence. Where we come from is also important; who one's parents are and the nature of their internal state (especially at the moment our conception) and the nature of their parent's internal state and so on. So, what is it that motivates the desire to engage internal training or on a broader scale what provokes / encourages any desire come to that? In a very simplistic way I'd suggest that it has to do with our internal make up and this very much determines what we are drawn to and what we draw into ourselves. What we engage with will change our internal state accordingly and draw us more towards the state of whatever it is that we engage. How is it that our internal state is changed by the activities we engage? The nature of the activities we engage enters out being through the nine orifcies (this is understood in many / most religious and spiritual practices). This isn't limited to activity either; the food we eat influences us and the state of the person when they prepare / eat the food affects our state. Whether we feel these things is done to the sensitivity we have acquired to the nature of existence in this world and in the words of Forest Gump - "that's all I have to say about that..." (hahahah).

That was enjoyable. Thank you. 🙏

WHy is it that always on these video demos there are people training with the teacher who have no clue what they are doing? Get someone who knows the basics of tuishou.

Both the questions and answers are quite bothering.

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Very interesting.

Greatfull for all the years with this teacher

What does 25/7 stand for?

Although the mood is nice, I'm afraid this doesn't show much. I'd appreciate hearing more of the verbal instructions and comments by Patrick Kelly. I'm not suggesting that he give away the most substantial content of his teaching, but at least give a taste of the way he communicates in his instruction.

That was really nice, it’s good to see young people attracted to such a subtle art that takes a long time to feel the depth of what is being transmitted and built.

I had an instructor(silent fist taichi from long island, ny) from Taipei who did a style called "Zhang family style" tai chi. He said master Zhang was a contemporary of master huang, and that they even fought full contact on 3 occasions. Do you know anything of this Zhang person or can you find any info about him on Chinese language internet searches? Thank you

Please could you re-post with English subtitles. I'm sure that many Tai Chi practitioners around the world, who don't speak Chinese, would love to understand this interview.

Very nice, sifu Patrick! This is the first time I've seen one of your videos, but it certainly won't be the last. Where can we find out more about you, who your teachers were, etc.?

so nise to see thiss.

A Good teacher from New Zealand. Who has also written 2 books on his experiences. With his teacher. And others.

Awesome

So what do you think of Adam mizner's master huang impersonations?

Nice. White Crane?

Patrick Kelly is a teacher that is connected. He has also written a good book on The tai chi form. Mark

where is teach

Patrick Kelly's tai chi teach ing. And his books three of them . are on a high level. Mark Hart Denver Colo.

anywhere in Victoria Australia that trains Patrick kelly?

Is it avaiable in Europe? I would like to buy it but I live in Italy

Yes, Kit.

Is that Kit at the end? He's huge! :)

Wonderful

Thanks for upload this. GM Huang stuff is really necessary in today martial arts practicioners as inspiration and role model.

High level skill