Tai Chi Push Hands: The Random Circle 2 DVD Set by Jason Tsou

The Poem Random Circles dates back at least as far as Yang Ban Huo, who was the uncle of Yang Chin Fu and the son of Yang Lu Zhan.

Yang Ban Huo taught this poem to his students because it contains a description of the four training levels for Tai Chi Push Hands and aleo, because it describes the strategies for the manipulation of energy.

These exercises are generic to Tai Chi, and the information is of use to practitioners at all levels and of every style.

DVD One shows over a dozen training techniques for Push Hands.

DVD Two shows many Push Hands applications from different styles of T'ai Chi and from various circling patterns.

Jason Tsou has been a martial artist for 40 years, he has taught Tai Chi and Kung Fu in both Taiwan and the United States; where he has been involved in the training of both military and Law enforcement personnel.

He has also taught Tai Chi, Ba Gua, and Kung Fu on the East Coast where he founded Kung Fu clubs at a number of major universities and on the West Coast. He has studied Yang, Chen, and Wu styles of Tai Chi Chuan with Yang Bao Chien, Chang Yu Cheng, Su Yu Chang, and Adam Hsu. He also studied Tai Chi at the Wu Tang Martial Art Training Center from Grand Master Liu Yun Chiao and he studied from Chang Dong Shen in Taiwan. Besides Tai Chi Master Tsou is proficient in Pa Kua and Hsin-l as well as other external martial art styles.

Length: 2 hours on 2 DVDs