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Zhao Bao Tai Chi: A Path of Healing, Power, and Internal Mastery
by Timothy Griswold (USAF)
I've studied martial arts for most of my life starting as a bullied kid in rural Utah, training in external styles, and eventually becoming a black belt. But it wasn't until I experienced true internal power firsthand from an unassuming man who tossed me across a room without visible effort that I realized everything I thought I knew about martial arts was incomplete.
Years later, after deployments, injuries, law school, and a growing list of physical and emotional stresses, I began exploring internal martial arts seriously. Zhan Zhuang (standing meditation) transformed my health, mindset, and energy. But it wasn't until I met Master Wayne Peng, 12th-generation lineage holder of Zhao Bao Tai Chi, that I discovered the real depth of this art.
Zhao Bao Tai Chi is an older cousin of Chen style subtle, spherical, and devastating when properly understood. Under Master Peng, I learned not just form and flow, but how to feel and direct Chi. His version of Qinna (joint locking) is so refined, it mirrors jiu-jitsu but relies on timing, energy, and structure rather than strength or gross mechanics.
With consistent practice, I lost chronic pain, rebuilt strength, and began sleeping soundly again. I replaced running and weights with Zhao Bao and still score excellent on Air Force fitness tests. In a national Push Hands competition, I went from beginner to Grand Champion not because I'm naturally gifted, but because the method, taught by the right teacher, works.
Master Peng isn't flashy. He doesn't market himself. But what he teaches is profound. It's a living link to something ancient and real system that transforms not just bodies, but minds and lives. In an age of hype and watered-down martial arts, Zhao Bao Tai Chi, as he teaches it, is the rare thing that's actually worth your time.
by Timothy Griswold (USAF)
I've studied martial arts for most of my life starting as a bullied kid in rural Utah, training in external styles, and eventually becoming a black belt. But it wasn't until I experienced true internal power firsthand from an unassuming man who tossed me across a room without visible effort that I realized everything I thought I knew about martial arts was incomplete.
Years later, after deployments, injuries, law school, and a growing list of physical and emotional stresses, I began exploring internal martial arts seriously. Zhan Zhuang (standing meditation) transformed my health, mindset, and energy. But it wasn't until I met Master Wayne Peng, 12th-generation lineage holder of Zhao Bao Tai Chi, that I discovered the real depth of this art.
Zhao Bao Tai Chi is an older cousin of Chen style subtle, spherical, and devastating when properly understood. Under Master Peng, I learned not just form and flow, but how to feel and direct Chi. His version of Qinna (joint locking) is so refined, it mirrors jiu-jitsu but relies on timing, energy, and structure rather than strength or gross mechanics.
With consistent practice, I lost chronic pain, rebuilt strength, and began sleeping soundly again. I replaced running and weights with Zhao Bao and still score excellent on Air Force fitness tests. In a national Push Hands competition, I went from beginner to Grand Champion not because I'm naturally gifted, but because the method, taught by the right teacher, works.
Master Peng isn't flashy. He doesn't market himself. But what he teaches is profound. It's a living link to something ancient and real system that transforms not just bodies, but minds and lives. In an age of hype and watered-down martial arts, Zhao Bao Tai Chi, as he teaches it, is the rare thing that's actually worth your time.






