Xue Sheng
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Well, it has been a rough decision but it is time to move on and stop hurting me and that means I really have to stop doing my favorite CMA style, Xingyiquan. (of course Ive been here before, but Ive hurt my knees before too when I went back on this decision too)
I am going have to stop training Xingyiquan. After working with it a bit more, looking at the apps I use to do and watching a few on YouTube I decided it is time to stop. I simply do not see how I can get back to where I was and be able to do the apps properly and strengthen my knees at the same time. This of course does not mean I will stop commenting on things Xingyiquan so I will still be somewhat on the Dark Side of CMA thats just me so deal with it :EG: :uhyeah:
I was also looking to return to Baguazhang with my sifu but I do not think I will pursue Baguazhang either, it is the CMA/IMA style I have trained least and there are a lot of Bagua people out there with knee issues and I have them going in and I want to strengthen them not keep hurting them. And if I am honest with myself what I see is more knee pain and replacement surgery in my future training Baguazhang much the same if I continue XIngyiquan
I have done Yang taijiquan longer than any other CMA style but when I started Yang, I was looking for Chen however there were no teachers near me and I just could not pass up the level of Shifu I found in my Yang Shifu, these old school Yang guys are few and far between and there are fewer every year.
I believe my knees are telling me it is time to grow up and focus so I am going to continue Yang style Taijiquan and I am going to pursue Chen style again, might even go to a seminar next month to refresh my memory on the 18 form. And Chen Zhenglei will be in my are soon and I may try and get a private lesson in whatever he feels I am ready to learn. May even work towards becoming a real live student of his, but I am getting way ahead of myself there.
I was considering Wudang Taijiquan as well and although I still think it is something I would like to know I am better off working with what I know and what I am familiar with right now. Maybe I will look into Wudang later, but not right now.
I have of late been focusing a lot on the basics of Chen Taijiquan and the 13 postures of Chen and Yang and it has improved what little Chen I remember and my Chansijin as well as helped my Yang style. And you know it is pretty cool stuff and I am really enjoying training it.
Time to be an adult and take responsibility for my recovery and realize I just don't heal like I use to...but Iam working on it
I am going have to stop training Xingyiquan. After working with it a bit more, looking at the apps I use to do and watching a few on YouTube I decided it is time to stop. I simply do not see how I can get back to where I was and be able to do the apps properly and strengthen my knees at the same time. This of course does not mean I will stop commenting on things Xingyiquan so I will still be somewhat on the Dark Side of CMA thats just me so deal with it :EG: :uhyeah:
I was also looking to return to Baguazhang with my sifu but I do not think I will pursue Baguazhang either, it is the CMA/IMA style I have trained least and there are a lot of Bagua people out there with knee issues and I have them going in and I want to strengthen them not keep hurting them. And if I am honest with myself what I see is more knee pain and replacement surgery in my future training Baguazhang much the same if I continue XIngyiquan
I have done Yang taijiquan longer than any other CMA style but when I started Yang, I was looking for Chen however there were no teachers near me and I just could not pass up the level of Shifu I found in my Yang Shifu, these old school Yang guys are few and far between and there are fewer every year.
I believe my knees are telling me it is time to grow up and focus so I am going to continue Yang style Taijiquan and I am going to pursue Chen style again, might even go to a seminar next month to refresh my memory on the 18 form. And Chen Zhenglei will be in my are soon and I may try and get a private lesson in whatever he feels I am ready to learn. May even work towards becoming a real live student of his, but I am getting way ahead of myself there.
I was considering Wudang Taijiquan as well and although I still think it is something I would like to know I am better off working with what I know and what I am familiar with right now. Maybe I will look into Wudang later, but not right now.
I have of late been focusing a lot on the basics of Chen Taijiquan and the 13 postures of Chen and Yang and it has improved what little Chen I remember and my Chansijin as well as helped my Yang style. And you know it is pretty cool stuff and I am really enjoying training it.
Time to be an adult and take responsibility for my recovery and realize I just don't heal like I use to...but Iam working on it