Chen Style Taijiquan New Frame Routine I 83 and 11 similar items

Chen Style Taijiquan New Frame Routine I 83 Postures by Chen Zhenglei 6DVD LECTURER: Chen Zhenglei SKUDWCZL-03 SUBTITLEEnglish / Chinese TIME230 min Index: Chen Style Taijiquan New Frame Routine I 83 Postures by Chen Zhenglei 6DVD // Internal Power / Chen Village Tai Chi // Instructional Archive Comprehensive 3-DVD Instructional Set On The 83-Posture Chen Style Taijiquan New Frame Routine I Featuring The Technical Mastery Of Master Chen Zhenglei. Index: Chen Style Taijiquan New Frame Routine I 83 Postures by Chen Zhenglei 6DVD // Internal Power / Chen Village Tai Chi // Instructional Archive Fundamental Structure Drills Complete guide to the 83-posture New Frame (Xin Jia) system Emphasis on intricate spiral force and chest-waist coordination Direct lineage transmission from the 17th generation master Chen Fake Detailed analysis of Internal Power leading external movement Preserving the technical DNA of authentic martial arts methods. HISTORICAL CONTEXT Chen Style Taijiquan New Frame Routine I (Xin Jia Yi Lu) was developed by the legendary 17th generation master Chen Fake. While based on the traditional Old Frame, the New Frame introduces more complex circularity and a higher frequency of spiral movements. Grandmaster Chen Zhenglei, a direct 19th generation heir, provides a masterful interpretation of this 83-posture routine. This system is known for its 'Broad and Big Postures' combined with deep, steady movements, representing the evolution of Chen Style as it was introduced to the public in Beijing during the early 20th century. This DVD set serves as a vital archival record of this sophisticated technical routine. BIOMECHANICAL PRINCIPLES The New Frame is defined by its constant use of Spiral Force (Luo Xuan Jin). Master Chen instructs the practitioner to use the body to lead the hand, with the waist acting as the central axis. The biomechanics involve 'Rotating the Wrists, Turning the Shoulders, and Spiraling the Knees' in a continuous Kinetic Chain. This DVD explores the 'Internal Alchemy' of the 83 Postures, where every movement is an expression of Dantian rotation. The 'Fluid Structure' of the routine requires a high degree of 'Body-Mind Integration,' ensuring that 'when one part moves, the whole body moves; when one part is still, the whole body is still.' TECHNICAL ROUTINE AND METHODS The routine focuses on the 'Four Square Hands' (Peng, Lu, Ji, AnWard-off, Roll-back, Press, and Push) as the primary methods, supported by the 'Four Corner Hands.' Master Chen emphasizes 'Softness with Hidden Hardness,' striving for a 'Smooth and Pliable' execution. The instruction details the 'Chest and Waist Changes' which are more pronounced in the New Frame than in the Old Frame. Through this 3-DVD set, students learn to refine their tactile sensitivity and internal coordination, mastering the 'Adhere and Follow' principles within a framework of complex, multi-layered movements. AUTHORITATIVE INSTRUCTION Grandmaster Chen Zhenglei is globally recognized for his technical precision and deep understanding of Taiji theory. His teaching on this DVD is rigorous, focusing on the biological chain of power rather than myth. The 'Technical Routine' is presented with multi-angle views to ensure that the subtle 'Spiral and Elasticity' of the New Frame is clearly visible. This instructional media is a cornerstone for any serious student of Chen Style Taijiquan, providing the necessary tools to achieve 'Internal Cohesion' and master the intricate technical standards of the Chen Fake lineage. Grandmaster Chen Zhenglei Index: Chen Style Taijiquan New Frame Routine I 83 Postures by Chen Zhenglei 6DVD // Xin Jia Yi Lu / Chen Zhenglei // Traditional Martial Arts Chen Zhenglei : A Comprehensive Overview of Martial Arts Mastery and Lineage Grandmaster Chen Zhenglei is one of the most prominent figures in modern Chinese martial arts. He is a 19th-generation lineage holder of Chen-style Taijiquan and is officially recognized as one of the "Top Ten Martial Arts Masters of Contemporary China." His work has been instrumental in transforming Tai Chi from a local village tradition into a global phenomenon. 1. Lineage Heritage Chen Zhengleis background represents the purest direct descent of the Chen family traditions: Chen-Style Taijiquan: Born in Chenjiagou (the birthplace of Tai Chi), he was trained from a young age by his uncle, the legendary Grandmaster Chen Zhaopei, and later by Grandmaster Chen Zhaokui. This dual heritage allowed him to master both the "Old Frame" (Lao Jia) and "New Frame" (Xin Jia) systems. The "Four Tigers" of Chen Village: He is celebrated as one of the "Four Buddha Attendants" (commonly known as the Four Tigers) of Chenjiagou, the four masters responsible for reviving and preserving Chen-style Tai Chi after the Cultural Revolution. Comprehensive Mastery: Beyond the empty-hand forms, he is a master of the Taiji Spear, Taiji Sword, and the specialized "Push Hands" (Tui Shou) sensitivity training. 2. Major Contributions Achievements Global Pedagogy: As the founder of the Chen Zhenglei Taijiquan Federation, he has established a massive network of schools across North America, Europe, and Asia. He is a primary architect of the standardized teaching methods used in modern Tai Chi education. Literary Visual Legacy: He has authored numerous definitive works, including "Chen Family Taijiquan: Theory and Practice," and has produced an extensive library of instructional media. His books and videos are considered the "Gold Standard" for practitioners seeking the authentic Chenjiagou curriculum. National Recognition: He holds the highest rank (9th Duan) from the Chinese Wushu Association and has served as a senior consultant for various national and international martial arts organizations. 3. Technical Style Martial Characteristics Grandmaster Chens performance is often cited as the textbook definition of the Chen style: Silk Reeling (Chan Si Gong): His movements exemplify the continuous, spiral energy that is the hallmark of the Chen system. Dynamic Contrast: His style perfectly balances Yin and Yangmoving as smoothly as flowing water one moment, followed by sudden, thunderous Fa Li (explosive power) the next. Scientific Systematization: He is credited with breaking down the esoteric "internal" concepts of Tai Chi into logical, step-by-step training modules suitable for modern students, regardless of their cultural background. Index: Chen Style Taijiquan New Frame Routine I 83 Postures by Chen Zhenglei 6DVD // Internal Power / Chen Village Tai Chi // Combat Mechanics HERITAGE ARCHIVE: This instructional media is part of the Chinoisere2008 Traditional Wushu Collection. Our mission is to preserve the authentic lineage and technical standards of Chinese martial arts through systematic digital documentation. ID: DWCZL-03 TAGS: Chen Style Taijiquan | New Frame Routine I | Xin Jia Yi Lu | Chen Zhenglei CHINOISERIE2008 ARCHIVE - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED