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Roushou 'Soft Hands' is Bagua's version of
sticky hands or push hands. A series of partner
exercises to develop sensitivity, listening, and attaching.
Though we practice for the fun of it, the purpose is to understand the applications of the art and
develop self-defense skills.

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Tuishou 'Push hands' is the Taiji method of learning to surf energy, understand balance, and begin to understand how the forms are used in self-defense.	*Masters & Grandteachers*
	Bernie Lau - Aikido / Aikijujitsu Fook Yueng - Qi Gong / Yueng Chuan T.T. Tchoung - Yang Taiji / Bagua / Xing-I Gao-Fu - Chen / Yang Taiji Quan Zhang Jie - Bagua Zhang / Qi Gong / Taiji Quan Yoshiho Hirata - Ki Aikido / Shin Shin Toitsu Sid Woodcock - Aikijujitsu Mitsugi Saotome - Aikido Dave Harris - Yueng Quan / Shoshin Ryu Feng Zhiqiang - Chen Taiji / Qi Gong Jiang Yu-k'un - Yang Taiji Quan Zhan Qinlin - Yang Taiji Quan Don Angier - Shidare Yanage Ryu Aikjitsu Zheng Manjing - Yang Taiji Quan Sado Yoshioka - Aikido

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Wisdom of the Mirror - - Buddhist

Form and Function - - Cheng Man Ching

The Art of Living - Buddhist

Taiji 13 Postures - Taiji Classic

Taiji Lun - Taiji Classic

Eight Methods - Classic

Happiness In Old Age - club shirt

Master Tchoung writing out
one of the Taiji Classics during
a lecture.

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