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TAN VIEN Cong

INTRODUCTION 

TAN VIEN is an advanced quyen (kata) for the training of Black-Belts and Teachers. This form consists of 8 Exercises which help people in building strong physical conditions and high spirit. Elite people, women and men of action could take great benefit from the training of this form.

In fact, TAN VIEN is a multi-dimension-program dealing with a number of learning subjects far beyond the scope of martial art such as Physical Action, Inner-Energy, Breathing method, Leadership, Moral Value, Strategy and Action, Way of life.

 

 

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TAN-VIEN(full name : Tản-Viên Công)

 

Tản-Viên  (full name : Tản-Viên Công)

 Poetic name of the famous Mount Ba-Vi, about 45km north-west of the capital Hanoi, North Vietnam. This is also the name of the legendary immortal master who guards this mountain since the reign of King Hung-Vuong, many centuries B.C.  Historically this area has been a training place for many Vietnamese masters including NGUYEN NHU CAI,  NGO SOAN  (14th Century), HOANG-TO-LY (18th Century) and those mentioned on historical steles and old books such as Truyen-Ky-Man-Luc (published 16th Century), or in more recent discoveries reported in Nam-Hai-Di-Nhan  by Phan-Ke-Binh (published 1912).

Công.  In martial art, this term could mean power, result, force, hard work.  But several different meanings could be also possible: merit, respected man, a baron, public, attack. So it could also mean, for martial fighters: ‘Techniques and strategies learned from masters at the area of Mount Tan-Vien.’ . Please do not confuse Công  with another important term: GONG

 

GONG . Gong is a technique of contraction involving the whole body: muscles, organs, nervous system, inner energy,

Recommendation: Do not try to translate the title of this form of Noi-Cong training in other language. You can just say: This is a set of 8 exercises called the Tan-Vien

TAN- VIEN consists of 8 exercises as follows:

1.TAN-VIEN DIEU-THUY ; 2.TAN-VIEN BAO-MOC ; 3.TAN-VIEN KHAI-QUAN ; 4.TAN-VIEN LUYEN NGOC ; 5. TAN-VIEN  CUONG THU ; 6. TAN-VIEN  TRAN-BIEN ; 7. TAN-VIEN  DA-DONG-CO; 8. TAN-VIEN  QUAN-MON

 

 

 



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Wednesday, December 31, 2025

POST 61 January 2026 NEW YEAR - Tuyet Phong SNOW AND WIND - HAPPY NEW YEAR

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POST 61 January 2026 

- Tuyet Phong SNOW AND WIND -

HAPPY NEW YEAR

 

 

 

  VIET CHI DAO
Blog No. 61 — January 2026

 

Master Charles Phan Hoang 

 

 

 

 

 

TUYẾT PHONG / SNOW-AND-WIND

 

NAME AND MEANING

Tuyết means Snow; Phong means Wind.

This form uses snow and wind as training symbols to cultivate soft, continuous inner energy. The practitioner learns to generate power internally rather than relying on muscular force.

 

CLASSIFICATION

Snow-and-Wind is a structured training form within VIETCHIDAO, intended for practitioners of Voviet, Vietvodao, Viettaichi, and Vietkhiphap.

In the Anti-Aging training program, Tuyết Phong (Snow-and-Wind) is the fifth form of deep training, emphasizing internal coordination, energy circulation, and mental stability.

 

STRUCTURE

Tuyết Phong (Snow-and-Wind) consists of five independent exercises, each focusing on a specific training objective:

 

1.Snowing (Tuyết Rơi) – relaxation, grounding, and downward energy flow

2.Flying Hawk (Ưng Bay) – balance, expansion, and coordinated movement

3.Deepness (Thâm Xâu) – internal depth, breath control, and stability

4.Strength (Dũng Mạnh) – internal power developed without external tension

5.Crossing Fear (Vô Úy) – mental calmness, confidence, and focused awareness

    

Vietnamese Lyrics

1.Tuyết rơi nhè nhẹ mà lâu

2.Chim ưng theo gió lên bầu trời cao

3.Anh hùng thám hiểm lược thao

4.Trên đời dũng mãnh ai nào trượng phu

5.Sợ gì cam khổ đường tu

    Sợ gì rèn luyện chuyên chu mỗi ngày./.

 

TRAINING METHOD

Each exercise may be practiced alone or as part of the complete set.

Perform movements slowly and smoothly, maintaining correct posture at all times.

Apply internal contraction (gong) only during moments of stillness, without visible muscular tension.

Breathing should be natural and synchronized with movement.

Repeat each movement nine times, adjusting repetitions if relaxation or control is lost.

Quality of movement and internal awareness are more important than physical intensity.

 

BENEFITS

Regular practice of Tuyết Phong (Snow-and-Wind) helps to:

 

Preserve physical strength and joint health

Improve balance and body alignment

Enhance mental clarity, calmness, and emotional stability

Support long-term vitality and anti-aging effects through efficient energy use

 

COMMON MISTAKES AND CORRECTIONS

Moving Too Fast

Mistake: Rushing through movements reduces internal awareness.

Correction: Slow down until each movement can be clearly felt from inside the body.

Using Excessive Muscular Force

Mistake: Tensing muscles to create strength blocks energy flow.

Correction: Maintain softness; internal power should arise from structure and intention, not force.

 

Incorrect Application of Gong (Contraction)

Mistake: Contracting continuously or too strongly.

Correction: Apply gentle internal contraction only during stillness, then fully release.

 

Holding the Breath

Mistake: Stopping or forcing the breath during movements.

Correction: Allow breathing to remain natural and smooth, guided by movement.

 

Lack of Mental Focus

Mistake: Practicing mechanically without attention.

Correction: Keep awareness on posture, breath, and internal sensation throughout the exercise.

 

Overtraining

Mistake: Practicing beyond one’s current capacity, leading to fatigue or stiffness.

Correction: Reduce repetitions and prioritize consistency over intensity.

 

PHILOSOPHY

The anti-aging philosophy of Tuyết Phong (Snow-and-Wind) is based on developing strength through softness.

By training like snow and wind—gentle, continuous, and adaptive—the practitioner learns to conserve energy, protect the body, and cultivate lasting physical and mental vitality./.

(Charles Phan Hoang, 2026)

  

 

 

 

 

 

 







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Sunday, November 30, 2025

POST 60 Dec.2025 The form KHAI HOAT Following- Anti-aging Exercises

 

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    MERRY CHRISTMAS

 

 

 

Stillness, Strength, and

the Spirit of Christmas

 


POST 60 Dec.2025 

The form KHAI HOAT  Following

 Anti-aging Exercises


 

 

 

 

  VIET CHI DAO
Blog No. 60 — December 2025

KHAI HOAT

Charles Phan Hoang 

 

 

 

 

 KHAI HOAT

 

BRIEF HISTORY.
The Khai Hoat set was created in 1991–1992 by Grand-Master Phan Hoang, amid the serene landscape of Lac des Deux Montagnes (Lake of Two Mountains) in Pointe-Calumet, Quebec, Canada. It was designed to strengthen the practitioner both physically and spiritually—cultivating Thâm Công (Deep Internal Power) while fostering a state of Peaceful Far-Seeing (An Bình Viễn Kiến). Khai Hoat also belongs to the group of Anti-aging Exercises (Cản Lão Pháp).

 

STRUCTURE.
The set consists of five exercises, each of which may be practiced independently.
Depending on one’s level, each exercise is normally performed nine times, and can be practiced on both sides (right and left sides).

 

MEANING OF THE NAME.
Khai means “overview”; “essence,” while Hoat means “dynamic”; “fluid.”
Together, Khai Hoat expresses a practice that adapts to circumstances and encourages natural responsiveness and inner flexibility.

 

NAMES OF THE FIVE EXERCISES:

1-Integrity -Công Chính Vững Bền

2-Far-Seeing -Tả Hữu Viễn Kiến

3-Heaven and Sea -Trời Biển Thâm Xâu

4-Cyclic Motion -Vạn Sự Chuyển Luân

5-Balance in Freedom -Cân Bằng Tự Tại.

 

Phan Hoang

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 







   

 

 

 

 

VIỆT CHÍ ĐẠO

BLOG số 60, Tháng 12, 2025

 

 

 

 

KHÁI HOẠT

 

LƯỢC SỬ. Bài Khái Hoạt được Sư Trưởng Phan Hoàng tạo ra vào năm 1991/92 giữa khung cảnh thanh tịnh bát ngát của Lac Des Deux Montagnes/Lake of Two-Mountains (Pointe-Calumet, Quebec, Canada). Bài này được tạo ra với mục đích   , về mặt thể lực, luyện Thâm Công và mặt tâm hồn được An-Bình Viễn-Kiến. Do vậy Khái Hoạt được sắp vào loại Cản Lão Pháp. 

 

CẤU TRÚC. Toàn bài gồm 5 chiêu (exercises). Mỗi chiêu đều có thể luyện riêng rẽ.

Tùy trình độ của người tập, bình thường thì mỗi chiêu được tập 9 lần và có thể tập bên mặt và cả bên trái.

 

TÊN BÀI.  Khái: tổng quát, tóm lược ý chính. Hoạt: linh động. Tên bài Khái Hoạt  mang ý nghĩa: luyện tập theo sự đáp ứng vào hoàn cảnh và sự linh động trong khả năng của người tập.

 

TÊN CHIÊU (Exercise).

1-Công Chính Vững Bền

2-Tả Hữu Viễn Kiến

3-Trời Biển Thâm Xâu

4-Vạn Sự Chuyển Luân

5-Cân Bằng Tự Tại.

 

Phan Hoàng

 

 

 







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