Yang style tai chi

Yang-style Tai Chi is the most popular form in the world, with millions of practitioners. Since the Yang family popularized Tai Chi during the 1800s, the form has been passed down from teacher to student in an oral tradition, resulting in a wide variety in the way the form is practiced. No matter which version of the form you practice, the essential principles and structure within the movements are basically the same. The form practiced by Dr.

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Grandmaster Yang Chengfu orally provided the Ten Essential Principles for the practice of Tai Chi Chuan to his senior student, Chen Wei Ming, who recorded the instructions in writing. Chen Wei Ming helped his teacher write three books on Tai Chi Chuan. The ten principles are provided in the following material. 1. Empty, Lively, Pushing […]

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Tai Chi Chuan is based on maintaining certain principles of movement and holding the body. The famous Yang Cheng Fu felt these 10 were important to take note.

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Tai Chi Chuan, or Taijiquan, has evolved into five main styles, all of which are interrelated and based on the same basic principles. Each style carries the name of the family that developed it. In the United States, the Yang, Chen and Sun styles are the most common.