Archive for June, 2010

Master Yang demonstrating Calligraphy Elbow Movements

Posted on our facebook site by Simon Borg-Olivier

Master Yang demonstrates all this power, which he gathers while he moves and tremendous grace without the martial quality in his caligraphy yoga. Although he can wield tremendous internal power externally as this video demonstrates Master Yang is gentle in nature and is a true yogi at heart.

Posted on our facebook site by Lexi Keller Monday 14 June 2010 at 11:39pm

Goodness me…how relaxed is his body? The energy behind each movement is almost visible….What a beautiful artform he has created or at least mastered. (I assume?) Gorgeous!

Master Yang Calligraphy Yoga Demonstration

Posted on our facebook site by Simon Borg-Olivier

This video shows Master Yang doing some seemingly very simple movements that have a lot of internal energetics that can be lost on many people if they approach it will the wrong attitude of for example that it is all about stretching or tensing muscles – he says all you have to do is three things – unblock the blockages, make the energy move inside and then just enjoy the paradise that is the natural state within! – it really works!

Posted on our facebook site by Christopher Morey Monday 14 June 2010 at 12:30pm

This is amazing – and a little freaky. It is very nearly exactly what I’ve been doing out in my yard lately

Simon Borg-Olivier talking about Master Yang and his system of yoga and martial arts

Posted on our facebook site by Christopher Morey Monday 14 June 2010 at 12:11pm

Great vid Simon – you articulate the principals beautifully.

Posted on our facebook site by Simon Borg-Olivier Monday 14 June 2010 at 12:13pm

Thanks Chris – i only just saw it for the first time now – i forgot i gave the interview actually – but Master Yang is a real inspiration to me so it is easy to talk about him really – cheers

Posted on our facebook site by Christopher Morey Monday 14 June 2010 at 12:27pm

The spinal subtleties are fascinating – I’ve found as I relax deeply there is more ‘internal’ movement – even with outer movements that are very small – and it feel incredible. It is like most types of exercise involve ‘turning up the volume’ – whereas this kind of approach is ‘listening’.