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	Sun style T'ai Chi Ch'uan - Wikipedia
		Sun style (孫氏) T'ai Chi Ch'üan was developed by Sun Lu-t'ang (孫祿堂, 1861-1932), who was considered expert in two other internal martial arts styles: Hsing-i Ch'uan (Xingyiquan) and Pa Kua Chang (Baguazhang) before he came to study T'ai Chi.
		Sun started studying with Hao relatively late in his life, but his accomplishments in the other two internal arts led him to develop his T'ai Chi abilities to a high standard more quickly than is usual.
		Sun taught there alongside the Yang brothers and Wu Chien-ch'uan until 1928, a seminal period in the development of modern Yang, Wu and Sun T'ai Chi Ch'üan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sun_style_T'ai_Chi_Ch'uan (308 words)

	Kungfu Magazine: Print Friendly Feature (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sun taiji is the youngest of the current four taiji quan schools, and perhaps the most radical.
		Sun Lutang considered his newly created art a form of taiji-instead of xingyi or bagua-since the overall use of qi flow is firmly rooted in taiji.
		Sun had some previous training in the external martial arts of shaolin, baji quan and hong quan, but surrounding circumstances were such that he could not continue his training.
	ezine.kungfumagazine.com /print.php?article=419 (1952 words)

	Kungfu Magazine: Magazine Feature Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sun Lutang (1861-1933) was one of the most noted masters of the internal martial arts during the last century.
		Sun Xingyi, the eldest, died of illness in 1929; Sun Huanmin, the youngest, died in a gymnastics accident in 1922.
		Sun Lutang was a staunch advocate of the health benefits of Tai Chi, more so than the self-defense aspect, despite the fact that he was himself an accomplished fighter.
	ezine.kungfumagazine.com /magazine/article.php?article=414 (2211 words)

	Offcial Website of the Chinaese Olympic Committee
		Sun often told his disciples and children that a real wushu master had "a virtuous tongue and virtuous hands", which means that he would neither speak evil of others behind their back nor hurt any one except when he is forced to counterattack a malicious person in self defence.
		Sun lay down on the ground and asked one of them to hold his head, four to hold his limbs and one just to stand by and count one, two, three.
		Sun served as director of the Wudang School Department of the Central Wushu Academy in Nanjing and headmaster of Jiangsu Wushu Academy in Zhenjiang.
	en.olympic.cn /china_oly/wushu_art/2003-11-27/19344.html (1253 words)

	2000 Club Home page
		Sun Style Taijiquan was originally called opening-closing nimble-step Taijiquan (Kai He Huobu Taijiquan) and was a development of Hao Style Taijiquan which in turn was developed mainly from Yang and Chen Styles.
		Sun Lutang is reputed to have improved the effectiveness of the techniques by introducing elements derived from his knowledge of the other Neijia arts that he had mastered but at the same time adhering purely to Taijiquan principles.
		Sun Style Tai Chi Association UK, and John has been fortunate to be accepted as an instructor of that Association and as such is a personal pupil of the founder of that association, Mr David Martin of Leicester.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /suntaiji/page3.html (634 words)

	International Sun Tai Chi Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The most modern of the five major styles of Tai Chi, (the other four being Yang, Wu, family Wu and Chen) Sun Tai Chi was developed in the early 1900s by the famous grandmaster Sun Lutang and is unique in that it fuses Ba Gua and Xing Yi with classical Tai Chi Chuan.
		Sun Lutang was born in 1861 as the son of a poor farmer.
		Sun was in Beijing when he met the famous Tai Chi master Hao Weichen who was visiting the area and had fallen ill. Being unfamiliar with the territory, Hao was unable to meet with his friends and was forced to check into an inn.
	www.suntaichi.com /sunlutang.html (429 words)

	Lam Tang Shaolin Kung Fu Academy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		By all accounts, Sun Lu Tang was an extraordinary man. Born in 1861 in Hebei Provience, Sun was the child of a poor farmer.
		Sun Lu Tang, the founder of Sun Style tai chi, combined the essence of tai chi, xing yi, and bagua to formulate the unique fighting style of Sun tai chi.
		The Sun style is considered one of the four major styles of tai chi and is widely practiced throughout China and also in America, where it is lesser known.
	www.lamtang.com /tcsunstylelineage.cfm (620 words)

	A Study of Taijiquan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		"Sun style" taijiquan is named after Sun Lutang, who pioneered the increasingly popular variant of the celebrated martial art.
		This extensively illustrated primer is the first English edition of Sun's classic 1919 book which explores both the theory and practice of the style, with emphasis on movements and postures.
		While the Sun style is one of the five orthodox styles of Taijiquan it isn't well known outside the Community but is gaining more acclaim due to the efforts of Dr. Paul Lam.
	www.enotalone.com /books/1556434626.html (582 words)

	Sun Style Taijiquan
		Sun Style Taijiquan (Tai Chi Chuan) is one of the five major schools of Taijiquan that are most widely practised around the world today.
		Grandmaster Sun was considered by his peers to be one of the pre-eminent martial arts masters of his time.
		Sun's daughter, Sun Jian Yun (who actively taught in Hong Kong up until her passing in 2003), observed that her father's Taijiquan employs the stepping method of Baguazhang, the leg and waist methods of Xingyiquan and the body softness of Taijiquan.
	www.artemis-seminars.com /products/taijisun.html (204 words)

	Tim's Shen Wu Discussion Board: Sun Lutang's "A Study of Taijiquan"
		For those interested in Sun Lutang's method of taijiquan, or taijiquan generally, I highly recommend Tim Cartmell's translation of Sun's "A Study of Taijiquan." It's one of the clearest English translations from the Chinese I've ever encountered in martial arts (and I've seen a lot).
		The explanation of the form is fairly complete, and benefits from the fact that Tim studied with Sun's daughter, the late Sun Jian Yun, and teaches Sun taijiquan.
		Sun Lu Tang¡¦s book on the Taiji sword was a separate book, published at a different time.
	www.shenwu.com /discus/messages/23/1382.html?1101791554 (680 words)

	Sun style T'ai Chi Ch'uan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sun style (孫家) T'ai Chi Ch'üan was developed by Sun Lu-t'ang (孫祿堂, 1861-1932), who was considered expert in two other internal martial arts styles: Hsing-i Ch'uan (Xingyiquan) and Pa Kua Chang (Baguazhang) before he came to study T'ai Chi.
		Sun learned Wu/Hao style T'ai Chi Ch'üan from Hao Wei-chen, who was Li I-yü's chief disciple.
		Sun's son Sun Cunzhou (1893-1963) and daughter, Sun Jianyun (1914-2003) were T'ai Chi Ch'üan teachers, and Sun Cunzhou's daughter Sun Shurong (b.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/S/Sun-style-T'ai-Chi-Ch'uan.htm (359 words)

	Sun Lutang
		Sun Lutang is known to everyone in the Chinese Martial Arts field as a famous martial artist who wrote some books on Bagua, Taiji and Xingyi.
		The Sun Lutang form, according to my opinion, is for a 40 % Taiji, 40% Xingyi and only a 20% can be perceived as Bagua.
		At present day Sun Lutang form and Fu Zhensong forms of Taiji, with Liangyi and Taiji Shandian Zhang too, form a perfect context to Bagua and Xingyi learning and are the bulk of our Wudang school.
	xoomer.virgilio.it /sinicus/sun_lutang_tjq.htm (836 words)

	Sun Ming Ming - News, Pictures, MP3, Videos and Gossip
		'''Sun Ming Ming''' is a Chinese basketball player who has been dubbed by many sports writers to be "the next Yao Ming." Sun Stands at 7 foot 8 and 3/4 inches, and thus is taller than Yao Ming by roughly 3 inches.
		Sun was eligible to the 2005 NBA draft on June 28th, but was not picked.
		Sun Stands at 7 foot 8 and 3/4 inches, and thus is taller than Yao Ming by roughly
	www.celebsoup.com /Sun_Ming_Ming.html (442 words)

	Internal Arts: NeijiaFAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sun was quite impressed with Cheng Tinghua's Baguazhang skills and stayed in Beijing for a number of years to study with him, even though most of his training from Cheng was limited to walking the circle and standing postures.
		Sun Lutang offered to fight for Cheng, despite his limited Baguazhang training because Cheng had "nothing to lose" at that point.
		In fact, it was Cheng who gave Sun his given name of Lutang (he had been previously called Sun Fuquan) and encouraged him to travel to Sichuan Province to better understand the theory of the Yijing (I-Ching).
	www.qi-journal.com /Taiji.asp?-Token.FindPage=2&-Token.SearchID=NeijiaFAQ (675 words)

	Sun-style History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The founder of the Sun-style Taiji boxing was Sun Lutang (1861-1932) from Dingxian County in Hebei Province.
		Sun was a master of Xingyi Quan (free-mind animal-imitating boxing) and Bagua Zhang (Eight-diagram Palm).
		Typical of Sun-style Taiji is that practitioners advance or retreat freely with quick and dexterous movements, which are connected with each other either in closing or opening stances when the direction is changed.
	www.unc.edu /courses/2004spring/dram/057/001/sun-stylehistory.html (101 words)

	Tai Chi download infos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sun Style Tai Chi Quan was created by famous master Mr.
		Among Sun style taolus, are included Traditional 98 Forms, 42 forms and Competition 73 forms.
		Below Sun Style Taichi Chuan 98 Forms is performed by the 3rd generation inheritor of Mr.
	www.martialtaichi.com /Sun%20traditional.htm (118 words)

	Sun Style T'ai Chi Ch'uan: Bibliography, Links, Resources, Quotes, Notes.
		Sun Shu Rong (1918-), Tai Chi Master, is the second daughter of Sun Cun Zhou, and the
		Demonstration by Sun Jian Yun, daughter of Sun Lu Tang, the founder of Sun style.
		Sun's daughter, who was with her father when he died, said that this story is not true.
	www.egreenway.com /taichichuan/sun1.htm (7850 words)

	My History
		Ho (a student of Sun LuTang), his friend Kuo LienYing (a student of Wang XiangJai), and Jiu MoonJiao (a student of Mr.Ho and also of Chen YikYan and Han XingYuan); also Moon was a longtime friend of Henry Look and
		Still it is taijiquan in essence with its circular, graceful, continuous movements, in which mobility is combined with immobility and solidness with voidness in a harmonious way.
		But it was not until he was in his fifties that his philosophical ideas reached maturity, resulting in the creation of a new style of taijiquan -- to some extent by accident.
	waterspirit6x8.tripod.com /id7.html (1453 words)

	Sun Style Tai Chi Chuan VCD
		She is the daughter of master Lutang Sun who created Sun Style Tai Chi Chuan.
		Sun Style Tai Chi Chuan is also named as "Open Close Tai Chi" or "Free Step Tai Chi", because each movement is always linked by "Open Close Hand", a particular hand method, and its agile footwork.
		Sun style Tai Chi Chuan was created by master Sun, Lu Tong based on Wu3 style Tai Chi Chuan, Bagua, and Hsing-I. Entire routine consists of 73 movements which is based on Sun style Tai Chi Old Frame Routines.
	www.cmaod.com /Suntaichi.html (329 words)

	Longfei Newsletters
		Sun Lutang was a great practitioner of Qigong and some of the form's small movements and concentration on the breath, seem to reflect this.
		Sun Lutang studied Bagua and Xingyi from an early age and was one of the greatest exponents of these arts before he ever started to learn Taiji.
		Li Deyin's grandfather, Li Yulin, was a student of Sun Lutang from the age of 36 and the families still retain their links to this day.
	www.longfei-taiji.co.uk /news/vol1iss3/camp.htm (768 words)

	Moving Zen
		Sun Lutang is simply a Master with martial arts as a skillful means to serve the purpose of inner liberation.
		Sun style Xingyi’s core training, using Santi posture to align the upper, middle, and lower Dantians, is one of the most direct paths to solving this basic human dilemma.
		Sun style is simply a mirror, to reveal the unbalances of the practitioner in order to transcend above.
	www.taichizen.com (2511 words)

	"Sun" Style Tai-Chi: Power East
		Sun Style tai-chi, a very important and popular branch of Tai-chi family in China, is famous for its flexibility and activeness.
		Sun Style is to promote peace and good health, it incorporated the key elements of Pa Kua and Hsing-I into the framework and theories of Taijiquan.
		Sun Style Tai Chi video, Sun Style Tai Chi Chuan The initiator of the Sun-style Tai Chi Chuan was Sun Lutang (1861-1932) from Dingxian County in Hebei Province.
	powereast.com /catalog/c18.html (1434 words)

	International Sun Tai Chi Association
		Master Sun Cunzhou (Tsun Dgo) (1893-1963) was the second son of Great Master Sun Lutang, creator of Sun style Tai Chi Chuan.
		The man expressed doubt and contempt towards Sun Cunzhou, and asked the young Sun to engage in combat.
		Apart from developing complete mastery of his family art, Master Sun was also very proficient in Qi Gong (Chi Kung), the Chinese art of developing internal strength.
	www.suntaichi.com /suncunzhou.html (513 words)

	Tim's Shen Wu Discussion Board: Sun Lutang's Sons
		Sun Xingyi apparently was never very interested in practicing the martial arts.
		I rather suspect, though, that the majority of Sun's skill, as might have been passed on by him, is lost.
		Sun Lutang's best student was not one of his family members, but was Li Tianyee.
	www.shenwu.com /discus/messages/23/1473.html?1077110977 (583 words)

	Sun Style Tai Chi Chuan Association UK or Sun Style Taiji Quan Association UK
		In 1990 Dave's friend Twor Yor Bin, a Yi Quan master arranged for David to meet the famous master of the Sun Style, Sun Jian Yun who was the daughter of the founder of Sun Style, Sun Lutang.
		He asked her if one of her senior students could teach him the Sun Style but she said that she would teach David herself helped by her nephew Sun Bao Han who was the grandson of Sun Lutang.
		David thus became a member of the Sun Style Tai Chi Chuan Association in Beijing and was eventually invited to become a special disciple.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /suntaichi/Page1.html (493 words)

	International Sun Tai Chi Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Master Sun Shurong was born in 1918 in Beijing, China.
		She is the second daughter of Sun Cunzhou, and granddaughter of Master Sun Lutang, creator of Sun style Tai Chi Chuan.
		In sharing her family art with others, she remains strict and admits as students only those possessing excellent moral character in order to ensure the Sun art is never used for purposes other than self-defense or exercize.
	www.suntaichi.com /sunshurong.html (323 words)

	Sun Jianyun-21Bowu.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sun Lutang’s daughter, Sun Jianyun, was born in Wangdou, Hebei Province in 1914.
		She is a well-known Taijiquan master and the successor of Sun Style Taijiquan.
		Since her childhood, Sun has inherited her parental precepts, and studied both the both literature and Wushu.
	www.21bowu.com /english/Master/showmaster.asp?id=6 (139 words)

	DVD various Xing Yi Kung Fu
		Sun Lu Tang was a very influential practitioner and writer.
		SUN JIAN-YUN, the daughter of the very famous martial artist and writer, Sun Lu-Tang leads this demonstration tape of the Sun Style.
		This is not an instruction VCD but starts with a performance of Sun T'ai Chi by Sun Jian-Yun, herself an "old Shihfu".
	www.plumpub.com /sales/dvd/dvdcoll_xyvarious.htm (606 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Madame Wang is particularly fond of Sun Style Taiji as Sun Lutang, the creator of Sun Style Taijiquan, was a close friend of Wang Ziping.
		Master Sun was born in Wan Xian district of Hebei Province.
		Sun Style was originally termed Open/Closing Active Step Taijiquan (Kai He Huo bu Taijiquan).
	www.hanweionline.org /wushu/wushu14.txt (7646 words)

	Studying Sun-style Taijiquan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Although rather rare outside of China, Sun style is one of the five main taiji styles (the others being Yang, Chen, Wu and Hao).
		The late founder’s daughter, Sun Jian Yun, has been quoted in articles published in T’AI CHI magazine as having characterised this style as having the hand methods of hsing-i, the footwork of pa-kua and the softness of tai chi.
		Developing an upright, stable and comfortable spine is the key as this prevents the body from leaning in any direction while standing still or moving which in turn insures better co-ordination between the body and limbs, between the upper and lower body parts, and between one’s body and mind.
	www.angelfire.com /mb/taiji/sss.html (468 words)

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