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There Are No Secrets: Professor Cheng Man-Ch'ing and His TaiI Chi Chuan Wolfe Lowenthal
Publisher: North Atlantic Books

This is a video of Professor Cheng Man-Ch'ing playing push hands. Wondering if anyone can recommend a good book on the history and/or theories behind Tai Chi. The practice of push hands is integrated with Tai Chi and helps one to train sensitivity among other things. We couldn't find an exact match for your search. The Tao of Tai Chi Chuan by Jou Tsung Hwa Cheng,Man-ch'ing-TCC:A Simplified Method of Calisthenics Huang He makes a lot of far fetched claims in his writing, and uses a lot of mystical mumbo-jumbo, sometimes getting too wrapped up in it. Says he started tai chi because he got tuberculosis. There is an awesome book about Chen Man-Ch'ing and Tai Chi Chuan called “There Are No Secrets” by Wolfe Lowenthal which I highly recommend to anyone who is interested in learning more. According to an excellent interview available on his own site … Guo Shilei began his deeper studies into the Chinese Internal Martial Arts (CIMA) when he was 15. He should not have even been up and about; THAT, is the power of Tai Chi Chuan, the resiliency it can give the human body. It has been a very important and influential part of my Tai Chi practice over the years. Compared to now there was very little written material on taijiquan. Read “There Are No Secrets”, absolutely brilliant book about taichi, very inspirational. SallyMyers1991 says: First read about Cheng Man-Ching in a martial arts' book called From Lee to Li. Find 0 Sale, Discount and Low Cost items for Tp ch xe hi - prices as low as $8.68.