AboutPeter Ziboce Expertise I can answer general issues about Chinese Internal Martial Arts, including linkage, history, technique, usages, and theories.
Experience I teach TAI CHI, QI GONG, LIU HE BA FA, XING YI, BAGUA, and YI JING JING for many years in Hong Kong, China. I produce a number of Videos of my style of kung fu, named Ziboce Tai Chi.
Organizations Hong Kong Yi Quan Society (Director)
Ziboce Kung Fu Box (Founder)
Hong Kong Association of Shaolin Yijinjing (Director)
Hong Kong Association of Traditional Yang Tai Chi (Founder)Hong Kong Tai Chi Fencing Project (Director) Hong Kong Kung Fu Healing Study (Founder)
Education/Credentials I hold two master degrees in Business Management and Corporate Management. MBA, MABP. http://ziboce.com
Awards and Honors 2003 Chinese Wushu Directory Taiji Characters
Question I am searching for best form of martial art that can suite to my physic and requirements. I am 27, Wight 59, hgt 5'7" medium built. I would emphasis to go for the art which is more meditative and requires mind strength along with body. Request you to suggest me the form which i can learn according to my qualification and requirement considering the fact that i am new to the word martial art and know very less about this art. You can mail me your reply at bjpatel2010@yahoo.co.in
Answer Dear Bipin,
You question is quite a special one.
The word Martial Art refers to two things.
One is contact. Another one is non-contact.
For the non-contact, it is more on self-expression, that gives you more involvement for meditation, mindedness, and Zen.
However, all MA at the highest level, spirits and recovery also involved.
That is, ability to foresee, and time gained to response.
Bipin, if you are looking for some sportive, you may join classes of sparring for appreciation. If you are looking for body energy, start something that involves physical movements and exercises.
Before you can master you body, there is no Zen, meditation, and mind strength whatsoever.
Thanks for asking.
Regards,
Peter Ziboce
Hong Kong
