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Tuesday, June 8, 2021
Classical Wu Tai Chi - Turning Movement part 2 by Classical Tai Chi's Stephen Hwa
Classical Wu Tai Chi - Turning Movement part 2 by Classical Tai Chi's Stephen Hwa
See https://ift.tt/3x97owP What is Yin-Yang junction and why is it important in Tai Chi? For further details see: https://ift.tt/3x97owP In Chinese: https://ift.tt/3v1RenL
via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrnKEd6H1YU
See https://ift.tt/3x97owP What is Yin-Yang junction and why is it important in Tai Chi? For further details see: https://ift.tt/3x97owP In Chinese: https://ift.tt/3v1RenL
via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrnKEd6H1YU
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Get a Toe Up? Uh-uh!
I'm writing this from our new home in Acton, California, but here is Master Hwa teaching my students at a Kenmore, NY H.S. circa 2005. ...
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Very interesting post! But my Taiwanese sources tell me, that Xiong Yanghe's Taijiquan has many origins, from some nephew of Yang Luch... -
What to do and not video! (from beginning of form) See the video at approximately 2:45 and Master Hwa showing “what not to do”. Inserting ...
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