Taijiquan Quest
village doctor
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Drawing upon almost two decades of direct study under Master Wang Haijun, I offer precise, diagnostic guidance to help re-orient your training and avoid unnecessary detours in your journey.
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Think of this as a “Village Doctor” check-in: serious, actionable feedback designed to confirm what’s working, correct what isn’t, and reduce uncertainty in your practice, ensuring your effort is aligned with genuine progress.​​
Village Doctor: Guidance to Keep You on the Path​
​Online: Detailed Form Correction (Lao Jia Lineages Only)
​The Village Doctor offering is a one-to-one diagnostic and guidance process for practitioners who already have a training context but feel stuck, confused, or uncertain about what their body is actually doing and what they are aiming for.
You send video of your practice, I analyse it through the lens of internal mechanics, fascial organization, and biomechanical debt, and we discuss a clear, minimal set of corrective priorities via Zoom. This is not ongoing instruction or remote teaching; it’s closer to a strategic intervention, helping you see what matters, what doesn’t, and where your next real work lies.
For practitioners in one of the Chenjiagou Lao Jia (Old Frame) lineages, I can help you refine your form. The most effective approach online is for you to film your practice. I then provide a detailed diagnostic report analyzing your movement, highlighting strengths, areas for improvement, and actionable advice.
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​Lineage Notes
​The Village Doctor offering is only for practitioners in one of the Chenjiagou Laojia (Old Frame) lineages. If your practice is in another lineage, such as Beijing, I cannot provide detailed form correction.
However, the core principles of extension, release, connection, and internal mechanics, remain the same. I can support you in improving your embodied understanding of these principles through in-person wayfinding sessions.​
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