Chen Style Tai Chi New Frame Routine I Xin Jia Yi Lu by Master Wang Xi'an 4DVD
LECTURER: Wang Xi'an
SKUDW170-03
SUBTITLEEnglish / Chinese
TIME251.0
Index: Chen Style Tai Chi New Frame Routine I Xin Jia Yi Lu by Master Wang Xi'an 4DVD // Wushu Training / Combat Tai Chi // Wushu Heritage
Advanced Chen Style Taijiquan New Frame Routine One Xin Jia Yi Lu Instructional Series By Grandmaster Wang Xi'An Focusing On Spiral Silk Reeling Power.
Index: Chen Style Tai Chi New Frame Routine I Xin Jia Yi Lu by Master Wang Xi'an 4DVD // Wushu Training / Combat Tai Chi // Wushu Heritage
Core Structural Principles
●Master the intricate Xin Jia Yi Lu created by the legendary Grandmaster Chen Fake.
●Enhance your technical routine with advanced chest and waist transformation methods.
●Develop powerful spiral Silk Reeling (Chan Si Jin) and explosive Fa-Jin mechanics.
●Comprehensive 247-minute instructional guide for serious internal martial artists.
Enhance your practice with deep technical insights into wushu.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT AND THE XIN JIA EVOLUTION
Chen Style Taijiquan New Frame Routine One (Xin Jia Yi Lu) is a monumental evolution in the history of the Chen family art, primarily attributed to the 17th generation grandmaster Chen Fake (1887-1957). Building upon the foundations of the Old Frame (Lao Jia) and Small Frame (Xiao Jia), Chen Fake integrated his extensive combat experience and internal insights to create a more dynamic and technically demanding system. This DVD is presented by Grandmaster Wang Xi'an, an 11th generation heir and a direct student of the lineage's most prestigious masters. The New Frame is characterized by its increased intensity and its focus on the 'Technical Attack,' making it a preferred routine for those seeking to explore the high-level martial applications of Taijiquan. This 247-minute series provides an exhaustive record of this advanced routine, ensuring that the legacy of Chen Fake is preserved with absolute precision.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND SPIRAL POWER
Xin Jia Yi Lu is defined by its 'Intricate and Spiraling' nature. The routine places a heavy emphasis on 'Chest and Waist Transformation' (Xiong Yao Yun Hua), where the core of the body acts as a complex engine for power generation. A primary feature is the 'Spiral Silk Reeling' (Luo Xuan Chan Si), which is more pronounced and frequent than in the Old Frame. The technical routine incorporates a seamless integration of 'Arresting (Qin Na), Quick Fighting (Shan Zhan), and Explosive Release (Fa-Jin).' The movements are characterized by their 'Relaxing, Activeness, Flipping, and Shaking' qualities, requiring the practitioner to maintain a 'Fluid Structure' while executing high-speed transitions. The choreography is 'Designed Carefully from Beginning to End,' ensuring that every movement has a specific martial purpose and internal function.
BIO-MECHANICAL ALIGNMENT AND INTENSITY
The bio-mechanics of the New Frame Routine One are advanced, focusing on 'Multi-Axial Joint Rotation' and 'Kinetic Chain Coordination.' Grandmaster Wang Xi'an demonstrates how the power is generated in the Dantian and transmitted through the spine to the extremities in a helical fashion. This routine requires a significantly higher 'Exercise Amount' than the Old Frame, making it particularly suitable for younger practitioners or those with a solid physical foundation. The practice builds incredible functional strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular endurance. The 'Body-Mind Integration' is pushed to its limits, as the practitioner must manage complex internal pressures while maintaining external grace. The alignment of the 'Three External Harmonies' is critical to ensure that the explosive Fa-Jin does not cause injury to the joints.
CULTIVATION AND MARTIAL MASTERY
This instructional series is the definitive guide for mastering the New Frame Routine One. Master Wang provides a step-by-step breakdown of the entire form, focusing on the 'Technical Routine' details that are often missed by casual observers. He explains the 'Internal Alchemy' required to power the spiral movements, showing how the intent (Yi) guides the Qi through the meridians. By practicing this routine, students develop 'Combat Agility' and the ability to strike with 'Explosive Force' from any angle. The DVD covers the 'Technical Attack' levels of the form, providing insights into the 'Hidden Knacks' of the Chen family. For the serious student of Chen Style Taijiquan, this series is an indispensable resource for achieving the highest levels of Internal Power and martial mastery.
Chen Style Taijiquan New Frame Routine One (Xin Jia Yi Lu) is a monumental evolution in the history of the Chen family art, primarily attributed to the 17th generation grandmaster Chen Fake (1887-1957). Building upon the foundations of the Old Frame (Lao Jia) and Small Frame (Xiao Jia), Chen Fake integrated his extensive combat experience and internal insights to create a more dynamic and technically demanding system. This DVD is presented by Grandmaster Wang Xi'an, an 11th generation heir and a direct student of the lineage's most prestigious masters. The New Frame is characterized by its increased intensity and its focus on the 'Technical Attack,' making it a preferred routine for those seeking to explore the high-level martial applications of Taijiquan. This 247-minute series provides an exhaustive record of this advanced routine, ensuring that the legacy of Chen Fake is preserved with absolute precision.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND SPIRAL POWER
Xin Jia Yi Lu is defined by its 'Intricate and Spiraling' nature. The routine places a heavy emphasis on 'Chest and Waist Transformation' (Xiong Yao Yun Hua), where the core of the body acts as a complex engine for power generation. A primary feature is the 'Spiral Silk Reeling' (Luo Xuan Chan Si), which is more pronounced and frequent than in the Old Frame. The technical routine incorporates a seamless integration of 'Arresting (Qin Na), Quick Fighting (Shan Zhan), and Explosive Release (Fa-Jin).' The movements are characterized by their 'Relaxing, Activeness, Flipping, and Shaking' qualities, requiring the practitioner to maintain a 'Fluid Structure' while executing high-speed transitions. The choreography is 'Designed Carefully from Beginning to End,' ensuring that every movement has a specific martial purpose and internal function.
BIO-MECHANICAL ALIGNMENT AND INTENSITY
The bio-mechanics of the New Frame Routine One are advanced, focusing on 'Multi-Axial Joint Rotation' and 'Kinetic Chain Coordination.' Grandmaster Wang Xi'an demonstrates how the power is generated in the Dantian and transmitted through the spine to the extremities in a helical fashion. This routine requires a significantly higher 'Exercise Amount' than the Old Frame, making it particularly suitable for younger practitioners or those with a solid physical foundation. The practice builds incredible functional strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular endurance. The 'Body-Mind Integration' is pushed to its limits, as the practitioner must manage complex internal pressures while maintaining external grace. The alignment of the 'Three External Harmonies' is critical to ensure that the explosive Fa-Jin does not cause injury to the joints.
CULTIVATION AND MARTIAL MASTERY
This instructional series is the definitive guide for mastering the New Frame Routine One. Master Wang provides a step-by-step breakdown of the entire form, focusing on the 'Technical Routine' details that are often missed by casual observers. He explains the 'Internal Alchemy' required to power the spiral movements, showing how the intent (Yi) guides the Qi through the meridians. By practicing this routine, students develop 'Combat Agility' and the ability to strike with 'Explosive Force' from any angle. The DVD covers the 'Technical Attack' levels of the form, providing insights into the 'Hidden Knacks' of the Chen family. For the serious student of Chen Style Taijiquan, this series is an indispensable resource for achieving the highest levels of Internal Power and martial mastery.
Grandmaster Wang Xi'an
"Biographical Profile: Wang Xi'an
19th Generation Master of Chen-style Taijiquan and Champion of the Practical School
Wang Xi'an, born in 1944 in Chenjiagou, Henan, is a 19th generation lineage holder of Chen-style Taijiquan and one of the world-renowned ""Four Buddha Attendants"" (四大金刚). A National-level Representative Inheritor of Intangible Cultural Heritage, he is celebrated for his exceptional combat skills and his role in reviving the competitive spirit of traditional Taiji.
Martial Arts Background: Rigorous Training and Combat Excellence
Wang Xi'an began his training under the guidance of Master Chen Zhaopi and furthered his studies with Master Chen Zhaokui. His background is rooted in the practical, combative roots of the Chen family tradition. In the early 1980s, he emerged as a dominant force in the martial arts world, winning numerous national championships in push hands and forms, which earned him a reputation as a ""real-world"" combat expert within the Taiji community.
Legacy and Contribution: Systematizing Practical Taiji
As the founder of the Wang Xi'an Taiji Institute, he has trained a vast number of students, including many international champions and security professionals. He has authored several influential works that focus on the mechanics of power generation (Fajin) and the practical applications of Taijiquan in self-defense. His contribution lies in his ability to maintain the martial integrity of the art while adapting it to the needs of modern physical education and competitive sports.
Artistic Style: Explosive Power and Direct Application
Wang Xi'an’s technique is characterized by its speed, explosive force, and directness. His movements are compact and powerful, demonstrating the classic Chen-style duality of ""hardness and softness"" with a clear emphasis on functional application. He is particularly known for his mastery of Fajin—the ability to discharge power instantaneously—and his deep understanding of the structural mechanics required to overcome an opponent's force with minimal effort."
HERITAGE ARCHIVE: This instructional media is part of the Chinoiserie2008 Traditional Wushu Collection. Our mission is to preserve the authentic lineage and technical standards of Chinese martial arts through systematic digital documentation.
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TAGS: Chen Style New Frame | Xin Jia Yi Lu | Wang Xi'an | Chen Fake
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