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This introductory Tai Chi Form consists of two Yang Tai Chi Chuan postures, “Grasping the Bird’s Tail” and “Single Whip”. These two postures are repeated three times in each direction (circling left and circling right) to complete a full circle.

 

When practicing Tai Chi Chuan, our main emphasis should be on the principles. Body and Mind as One. Relax and breathe deeply. Move slowly, quietly and gracefully. Maintain a connection with Heaven and Earth. Collect and store energy in your lower abdomen (Dantien).

 

Unlike other exercises, Tai Chi Chuan focuses on developing internal energy “Chi”. Chi is the universal cosmic energy that is in all things. When Chi is weak or stagnant in our body, we can become ill. Through the relaxed and graceful movements off Tai Chi Chuan, we learn to circulate “Chi” throughout our body, relaxing and healing our body and calming our mind.

 

Tai Chi is believed to: Boost the Immune System --- Slow the aging Process ---- Lower High Blood Pressure ---- Reduce the incidence of  “Anxiety”, “Depression” and overall mood disturbances. Tai Chi Chuan proved to be the most effective balance and coordination exercise in the world.

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Yang Tai Chi 8 Posture Form

Yang Style Tai Chi 8 Posture Form or 10 Posture Form was created in Bejing, China in 1999.

 

This form consist of 8 Postures of Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan, plus the Opening & Closing Postures.

Tai Chi 8 Form is very popular for it's simplicity and it requires very little space to play or practice.

 

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You can now stream Tai Chi & Chi Kung (Qigong) Videos from any computer or mobile device.

 

Many Chi cultivation forms with instructions are presently available to assist you in your study and practice:

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