Wudang Tai Chi vs. Other Styles:

Taoist Master explains the difference

 

 

Master Gu - Tai Chi

Master Gu explains the origins of tai chi, and the deep 

philosophical roots of its ancient Wudang style. 

 

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if my heart abandons the journey." 

 

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Strong Man vs Tai Chi: Using Tai Chi to Overcome Strength; A Secret Revealed

 

 

 

Internal Tai Chi

In this video, Susan Thompson Tai Chi, picks a person she does 

not know who has considerable size and strength advantage and experiments to see if she can move him from his base when he 

resists. She demonstrates using the Tai Chi principle of connecting 

to the opponents fascia. Watch as Susan not only demonstrates success, but also teaches the technique in a short amount of time 

to someone not indoctrinated to Tai Chi. 

 

Many thanks to Phoenix Mountain Tai Chi, Chester Lin for bringing together my skills and sharing his knowledge generously. Also to my late Master, Master William Ting for teaching me internal principles 

of Tai Chi.  

 

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is to empty and renew, 

bringing life to the shallows 

and estuaries of your being."

  

- TaiChi_John 

 

 

Taijijian 32 – Tai Chi Sword 32 Back View

 

 

Suzette Hosken

I recorded this in February 2019 during a stinking hot summer, as evidenced by the crispy brown grass. It was 8.30 in the morning and already 30+ degrees C under a cloudless sky, which made it very difficult to look to the east. 

 

For the text showing which directions to face and direct the sword, I used an excellent book as reference:

 

 Taiji Jian 32-Posture Sword Form by James Drewe. 

 

Also, I didn't realise when I started that it was a dog park... 

...I discovered that along the way! 

 

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"The natural world holds so many answers 

to important questions that we fail to ask." 

 

- TaiChi_John