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Sifu Wong explaining spiritual joy during a discussion at an intensive course

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There are many interesting and informative posts in our Shaolin Wahnam Discussion Forum. Some selected writings are reproduced in this section.

• Bringing Inspiration and Hope to Those who Suffer from So-Called Incurable Diseases
  
• Can Cancer be Cured?
  
• Is Biotic Telling the Truth or Telling Lies?
  
• Why do I Choose to Train with Grandmaster Wong?

• Part 1: Can the Tiger Claw be used against any Grappling Attacks?
  
• Part 2: Tiger Claw and Chin-Na
  
• Part 3: The Formidable Tiger Claw
  
• Part 4: A Master’s Advice on Ground-Fighting
  
• Part 5: Kungfu is not just Combat, it is also Spiritual
  
• Part 6: Secrets of the Tiger-Claw
  
• Part 7: Tiger-Claws and Counters against Pin-Downs
  
• Part 8: True Kungfu Masters are Not Interested in Fighting Competitions

• Part 1: What is Genuine, Traditional Taijiquan?
  
• Part 2: And Now You Back Down
  
• Part 3: Shen-Fa or Body-Movement and Other Principles of Genuine, Traditional Taijiquan
  
• Part 4: Calling a Cow a Horse
  
• Part 5: The Reality of Chi and Internal Force
  
• Part 6: Could Yang Lu Chan Defeat Modern Ultimate Fighting Arts Fighters
  
• Part 7: Chi and Internal Force in Genuine, Traditional Taijiquan
  
• Part 8: It is Amazing some Instructors would Miss an Opportunity than Learn from another Master
  
• Part 9: On Principles, Stances, Force and Age in Taijiquan
  
• Part 10: In Genuine Kungfu, Size, Weight, Age and Sex are Not Decisive Factors in Combat
  
• Part 11: How to Improve your Mental Clarity
  
• Part 12: Boxing is Boxing, Taijiquan is Taijiquan
  
• Part 13: The Benefits Students Get from Kaitan’s Taijiquan and from Wahnam Taijiquan
  
• Part 14: Harmonious Chi has a place Everywhere, and Internal Force is Real
  
• Part 15: Some Interesting Questions on Internal Force
  
• Part 16: Internal Force is an Essential Part of Genuine, Traditional Taijiquan
  
• Part 17: Is Kaitain’s Taijiquan or Wahnam Taijiquan genuine, traditional Taijiquan
  
• Part 18: Cloud Hands, Silk Reeling and Grasping Sparrow's Tail

• Part 1: Bruce Lee and Chinese Martial Arts
  
• Part 2: Ignorance Concerning Internal Force and Combat Application
  
• Part 3: Are Stances Important, and Is Chi an Out-Dated Term?
  
• Part 4: Duty to Point Out Mis-Information for Benefit of Students
  
• Part 5: Chinese Martial Arts and Spiritual Cultivation
  
• Part 6: Stance Training and Mental Clarity
  
• Part 7: A Lesson on Mental Clarity and Coherent Presentation
  
• Part 8: Principles and Practice, Insight and Integrity
  
• Part 9: Restoring the Former Glory of Kungfu
  
• Part 10: Chi is Real
  
• Part 11: Modernized Wushu is Different from Traditional Kungfu
  
• Part 12: Don't Throw Away your Legacy

• Part 1: Covering Six Months' Material in Just Six Hours
  
• Part 2: Some Special Advantages of Wahnam Training
  
• Part 3: The Previous Days are All Starting to Emerge into One
  
• Part 4: Practicing Shaolin Kungfu as Taijiquan
  
• Part 5: Your Defeat you Hand to your Opponent, Your Victory you Create Yourself
  
• Part 6: The Frying Point
  
• Part 7: Amazing Experiences of Internal Force
  
• Part 8: I Couldn’t Have Asked for a More Wonderful Experience

• Part 1: Make Every Movement a Masterpiece
  
• Part 2: The Secret lies not in the Form but in the Application
  
• Part 3: The Three Secrets
  
• Part 4: An Inexplicable Sence of Humbleness and Inspiration
  
• Part 5: Relaxing at the Horse-Riding Stance
  
• Part 6: The Secrets are found in the Basics

• Part 1: The Concept and Technique of Yielding
  
• Part 2: Following the Opponent's Momentum
  
• Part 3: Kungfu Sets and their Movements
  
• Part 4: Yielding, Deflecting and Countering in One Continuous Process
  
• Part 5: Yielding in Shaolin Kungfu and Wahnam Taijiquan
  
• Part 6: Meaningful Flow of Energy in Shaolin Kungfu and Wahnam Taijiquan
  
• Part 7: The Mark of a Master
  
• Part 8: Throwing an Opponent within Three Seconds
  
• Part 9: Counter against the Pull
  
• Part 10: Can One Yield and Counter in Three Seconds or Less?
  
• Part 11: Is the Technique in the Video Similar to that in the Pictures?
  
• Part 12: Being Tolerant and Courageous
  
• Part 13: Counters against Boxers' Fast Jabs
  
• Part 14: Punch Below Sleeves and Jade Girl Threads Shuttle
  
• Part 15: Is there a Missing Step?
• Part 16: From the Ridiculous to the Absurd
• Part 17: Different Benefits and the Intriguing Missing Step
• Part 18: One-Second Throws and Big-Movement Releases
• Part 19: A Taijiquan Pattern to Counter All Kicks
• Part 20: Whips and Tigers
• Part 21: Mistaking Pressing for Yielding
• Part 22: A Discussion on Felling Techniques and their Counters
• Part 23: Some Examples of Yielding in Shaolin Kungfu
• Part 24: In Search of Kungfu Secrets
• Part 25: Golden Star, Yellow Bee and Being Insubstantial
• Part 26: Not Difference in Techniques but Difference in Skills

• Special Shaolin Kungfu Course -- Experiences
  
• Taijiquan -- Class of 2006
  
• The Student as Part of the Perfect Equation -- Sifu Andrew Barnett
  
• Does it Matter What Style of Taijiquan You Do? -- Sifu Michael Durkin
  
• A Discussion of Shaolin Kung Fu Combat Philosophy -- Sifu Andrew Barnett
  
• Personal Experiences of Internal Force -- Sifu Anthony Korahais
  
• Step by Step to Happiness -- Chris Holms
  
• Seeing the Diamond and Not the Rough -- Michael Chow
  
• Why I Train with Sifu -- Sifu Mark Appleford
  
• The Shaolin Arts are Not merely for Cultivating Martial Arts -- Sifu Emiko Hsuen
  
• How could CFQ people say that practicing kungfu brings bad karma? - Sifu Rama
  
• Belittling and Betraying Sifu Wong and Shaolin Wahnam - Sifu Darryl Collett
  
• My Own Experience of CFQ – Cymon
  
• Inadequacy of an Un-inherited System -- Sifu Andrew Barnett
  
• CFQ: The Facts -- Sifu Joan Browne
  
• Helping Others to Avoid What Happened to Me -- Sifu Anthony Korahais
  
• Running -- Jamie, Charles, Hubert, Drunken Boxer
  
• Internal Force: How Can You be Sure? -- Anthony Korahais
  
• Kungfu: a Karmic Burden? -- Andrew and Darryl
  
• Sifu Wong's Skill, Teaching Method and Personality -- Franciskus
  
• Chi Kung and Academic Excellence -- Alex
  
• Good Training -- Eddy Carr
  
• Expanded Awareness in Germany -- Tim Franklin
  
• Amazing Benefits from Intensive Taijiquan Course in Toronto -- Brendan O'Toole
  
• Wahnam Taijiquan and Noodle Making -- Emiko Hsuen
  
• Tai Chi Chuan is a Wonderful, Complete Martial Art -- Javier Galve
  
• Sparring and Internal Force -- Jeffrey Segal
  
• Taijiquan Sparring -- Daniel
  
• Sparring Without Protective Gear -- Anthony Korahais
  
• The Tremendous Force of Sinew Metamorphosis -- Fleur
  
• Chi Channeling -- Andrew Barnett
  
• Different Ways of Moving Into an Opponent
  
• Flowingly Still -- Darryl Collette
  
• Great Benefits -- Joan Browne
  
• Bullshit in Chinese Martial Art? -- Grandmaster Kai Uwe Jettkandt
  
• Non-Thought -- Dan Hartwright
  
• Using Taijiquan Against Western Boxing -- Jeffrey Segal
  
• Sparring Methodology – Anthony Korahais

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