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link to Guan Dao: A Chinese Long Broadsword with a Rich History and Its Role in Tai Chi

Guan Dao: A Chinese Long Broadsword with a Rich History and Its Role in Tai Chi

In our most recent training trip to China we spent long days and evenings focusing on four of the tai chi weapons forms. The straight sword, broadsword, and long pole we working learning to improve....

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Xing Yi Quan – The Explosive Internal Martial Art

What do you get when you remove the angles from tai chi and the circles from Bagua and put all your intention into linear attacks? You get Xing Yi Quan, a lesser-known internal martial art that has a...

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link to Modifying Tai Chi for Seniors – Introduction, Benefits, and Getting Started

Modifying Tai Chi for Seniors – Introduction, Benefits, and Getting Started

There are just a tiny number of sports and physical activities that can be done your whole life. I am very jealous of the golfers, swimmers, and tennis players out there who chose sports that are...

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link to The Tai Chi Training Path from Beginner to Instructor

The Tai Chi Training Path from Beginner to Instructor

In a conversation with a pretty dedicated student I was surprised to hear that she felt a bit lost and was unsure where here tai chi training was going and what she should be focusing on. It’s true...

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link to Roadmap to Perfect Tai Chi Movement – Tai Chi 5 Step Method

Roadmap to Perfect Tai Chi Movement – Tai Chi 5 Step Method

With hundreds of years of theorizing on how to progress in tai chi and perform tai chi correctly, you would think that there would be documentation on how to move the body. With that amount of time...

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link to Wudang Tai Chi – Origin, History, and Forms

Wudang Tai Chi – Origin, History, and Forms

There is so much debate about lineage, history, and different styles of tai chi but one thing is for clear: every practitioner and style cites a single person and a single location as the original...

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