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            • Kelvin’s Tuesday class
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            • Power Hour 2
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          • Tuesday Foundations: Six Sealing Four
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        • Fetching Water
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        • Recalibration
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      • Positive Circle
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          • Power Hour 5
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        • Double Negative Circle
    • Negative Circle Procedure
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    • Revolution vs Rotation

Rotation

Taijiquan

自转 zìzhuǎn is described by 缠法 Chán Fǎ#. It is the turning of a segment of the body along an axis or point.

Links

  • Rotation and revolution
  • Distinguish between movement and action
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  • 太极拳 Tàijíquán

    Uplinks

    • Negative Circle Procedure#
      • Every part only does what it is supposed to do but it looks like it does more because of the other parts. Illusion from the coordination of independent actions: Revolution# and Rotation#. Revolution is physical movement, rotation is no movement.
    • Revolution#
      • 公转 gōngzhuàn is achieved through the coordinated Rotation# of different segments of the body. The revolution of the hand is performed in the Positive and Negative Circles#. The analogy is to the Earth revolving around the Sun: It rotates once every day and revolves once every year.

    • 缠法 Chán Fǎ#
      • Chan fa is a spiraling method of force generation that is a basic principle of Taijiquan. It involves the sequential Rotation# of segments of the body in coordination to produce torque.

    • Revolution vs Rotation#
      • Rotation# & Revolution#

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