The aim of this web site is to simplify the mystique of T’ai Chi. l leave the detailed theoretical, aesthetic and philosophical discussion to those more qualified to comment than I am. There are many specialist websites to choose from. Try some of the sites on my LINKS page to locate and point to further information.
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A style created by Yang Lu Chan (a student under Chen Changxin) in the mid to late
1800’s. This is the most popular style practiced today in the western world (95%).
Characterised by it rooted stance, its movements are gentle and graceful and is suitable
for all ages. I find the Yang form performed slowly is a perfect stress-
This style was created by Sun Lu-
Major T’ai Chi Styles
The origins of the Art of T’ai Chi Chuan Taijiquan is normally accredited to generations of the Chen family, with its formalisation attributed to Chen Wangting in the 17th century. The Chen style is rich in combat techniques, and ideally is best first studied while still at a youthful age. It is characterised by a low stance, fast and slow movements and explosive spiral force. Every move no matter how small or innocent has a powerful application.
Wu Style was created by Wu Jian-
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