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A Journey Through the Jins – Plucking, Seizing, and Splitting

Posted on January 30, 2026 by Paul Roberts

Part 8 of 11 · Article Series A Journey Through the Jins This article is part of our 11-part series on the Jins in the Internal Arts. You can start from the beginning or jump to any part using the links below. New links will be added as they are published. Introduction Ward Off Making Contact Listening and Interpreting Rolling…

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A Journey Through the Jins – Pushing and Enticing

Posted on January 23, 2026 by Paul Roberts

Part 7 of 11 · Article Series A Journey Through the Jins This article is part of our 11-part series on the Jins in the Internal Arts. You can start from the beginning or jump to any part using the links below. New links will be added as they are published. Introduction Ward Off Making Contact Listening and Interpreting Rolling…

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A Journey Through the Jins – Pressing

Posted on January 16, 2026 by Paul Roberts

Part 6 of 11 · Article Series A Journey Through the Jins This article is part of our 11-part series on the Jins in the Internal Arts. You can start from the beginning or jump to any part using the links below. New links will be added as they are published. Introduction Ward Off Making Contact Listening and Interpreting Rolling…

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A Journey Through the Jins – Rolling Back

Posted on January 9, 2026 by Paul Roberts

Part 5 of 11 · Article Series A Journey Through the Jins This article is part of our 11-part series on the Jins in the Internal Arts. You can start from the beginning or jump to any part using the links below. New links will be added as they are published. Introduction Ward Off Making Contact Listening and Interpreting Rolling…

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A Journey Through the Jins – Listening and Interpreting

Posted on December 19, 2025 by Paul Roberts

Part 4 of 11 · Article Series A Journey Through the Jins This article is part of our 11-part series on the Jins in the Internal Arts. You can start from the beginning or jump to any part using the links below. New links will be added as they are published. Introduction Ward Off Making Contact Listening and Interpreting Rolling…

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A Journey Through the Jins – Making Contact

Posted on December 12, 2025 by Paul Roberts

Part 3 of 11 · Article Series A Journey Through the Jins This article is part of our 11-part series on the Jins in the Internal Arts. You can start from the beginning or jump to any part using the links below. New links will be added as they are published. Introduction Ward Off Making Contact Listening and Interpreting Rolling…

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A Journey Through the Jins – Ward-off (Peng Jin)

Posted on December 5, 2025 by Paul Roberts

Part 2 of 11 · Article Series A Journey Through the Jins This article is part of our 11-part series on the Jins in the Internal Arts. You can start from the beginning or jump to any part using the links below. New links will be added as they are published. Introduction Ward Off Making Contact Listening and Interpreting Rolling…

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A Journey Through the Jins

Posted on November 28, 2025 by Tai Chi Union

Part 1 of 11 · Article Series A Journey Through the Jins This article is part of our 11-part series on the Jins in the Internal Arts. You can start from the beginning or jump to any part using the links below. New links will be added as they are published. Introduction Ward Off Making Contact Listening and Interpreting Rolling…

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The Correct Biomechanical Use of the Feet & Knees | Part 4: Weight Distribution

Posted on November 21, 2025 by Paul Roberts

This article was first published in the Tai Chi Internal Arts Union issue 11 published in 1999. We are sharing it here as part of our From the TCIA Magazine Archive series. The original text is presented in full, exactly as it appeared, to preserve the author’s insights. This piece is being published in four parts: Part 1 –  Foot…

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The Correct Biomechanical Use of the Feet & Knees | Part 3: Knee Alignment

Posted on November 14, 2025 by Paul Roberts

This article was first published in the Tai Chi Internal Arts Union issue 11 published in 1999. We are sharing it here as part of our From the TCIA Magazine Archive series. The original text is presented in full, exactly as it appeared, to preserve the author’s insights. This piece is being published in four parts: Part 1 –  Foot…

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