Learn how to improve your Tai Chi movements by opening up your "kua," the area where your leg joins with your pelvis. Discover the critical role the kua plays in mobility, knee health, and alignment in Tai Chi. By strengthening your glutes, core, and keeping your knee aligned, you can move like a ball, rotate effortlessly, and reduce the risk of knee damage. Improve your Tai Chi experience and achieve better mobility by focusing on keeping the kua open and your knees properly aligned.
The New Frame routines are different compared to Old Frame routines in
terms of the person, speed and power of movements as well as body
movement. It features extended large postures and low stances and with
an emphasis on the smooth circular movements.
The Whole routine is a complete of moves performed in a series of
special curved lines. Pay attention to the spiral rotational strength,
from the folding of the waist to the circling of the hands.
Chen Taichi New Frame are part of the Chen Changxing traditional old
frame system. It was created by Grand Master Chen Fake. one of the 17th
generation ancestor of the Chen family in Chenjiagon.
In Yang Style Tai Chi, the popular forms are the traditional Yang Long Form, often called the 108 Form, and the Simplified 24 Form. This is an excerpt from our workshop that explains the history of Yang Style Tai Chi and dissects the differences between the traditional long form method and 24 Form method for the same movements. In this video, we highlight just the Brush Knee and Press movement.
In this video, you'll learn Wu Style Tai Chi 45 Form - a traditional Chinese martial art for relaxation, fitness, and health. Suitable for beginners and experts, with easy-to-follow instructions, peaceful music, and simplified movements. Improve your well-being and master the art of Tai Chi with our expert instructor!