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Sifu Wong demonstrating a Taijiquan technique

• Grandmaster of Wahnam Taijiquan, Shaolin Kungfu and Chi Kung
• Fourth Generation Successor of the Venerable Jiang Nan of the Southern Shaolin Monastery
• Recipient of "Qigong Master of the Year" award at the 2nd World Qigong Congress
• Author of
  • The Complete Book of Tai Chi Chuan
    
  • The Art of Chi Kung
    
  • Chi Kung for Health and Vitality
    
  • The Art of Shaolin Kung Fu
    
  • The Complete Book of Zen
    
  • Introduction to Shaolin Kungfu
    
  • Master Answers Series -- The Shaolin Arts
    
  • Sukhavati -- Going to Heaven as Taught by the Buddha
    
  • The Complete Book of Chinese Medicine
    
  • The Complete Book of Shaolin

Combat Sequences in Slow Motion

Taijiquan Sets in Slow Motion

As part of our effort o share our knowledge and experience with those who believe that Taijiquan can be effectively used for combat, and that sparring practice can be fun, without the necessity of sustaining injury, we have released a series of video clips revealing our sparring methodology here.

Many people are amazed that Wahnam Taijiquan students at a regional could use typical Taijiquan skills and techniques to spar, without resorting to bouncing about and freestyle fighting, after just five days of training, as shown in the video clips mentioned above. What were the secrets of their training? To share these secrets with those who may be interested, we are releasing a series of video clips showing important stages of their training here. These video clips were taken impromptu, without prior preparation or editing.

Overview of Wahnam Taijiquan Combat Sequences

Wahnam Taijiquan Combat Application Sets

White Snake Shoots Venom Green Dragon Shoots Pearl Black Bear Sinks Hips Carry Tiger back to Mountain

Wahnam Taijiquan Fundamental Set

Flowing Water Floating Clouds – Part 1 Flowing Water Floating Clouds – Part 2

Would you like to spar for hours yet do not feel tired or panting for breath? Sifu Jeffrey Segal of Shaolin Wahnam Australia has written a series of articles explaining Taijiquan breathing techniques and control as follows:

The great Zhang San Feng, the First Patriarch of Internal Arts

A Comparative Study between Taijiquan and Shaolinquan

This extensive comparative study by Zhang Wuji with comments from Sifu Wong highlights some illuminating points many martial artists may find useful.

Many people have written to inquire about learning from Sifu Wong Kiew Kit. Please refer to the following for details

• Intensive Taijiquan (Tai Chi Chuan) Course
• Intensive Chi Kung Course
• Intensive Shaolin Kungfu Course

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