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“More than 90 percent of all tai chi is bad. What it mean—‘bad,’ that when you see someone do tai chi, they don’t follow the principles. You don’t know the principles yet, but you can look for yourself if the tai chi is good or bad. When you look, look at the waist. When the tai chi is good, (they) always turn the waist. When the tai chi is bad, the arms move but the waist doesn’t turn, or the waist only turns sometimes. That’s principle. In good tai chi, the waist always turns.”.
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Fu Style, New and Old
Master Fu expounds on the differences between the Fu Style of his grandfather, Fu Chen Sung, his father, Fu Wing Fay, and himself. This is a very poinient article, with martial specificity and a truly genuine approach.