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introduction to Tai Chi Chuan Movements of the Yang Style Form
Wu-Gee Tai Chi Preparation Form
Beginning Tai Chi Chuan Movement
Tai Chi Pull Block to the Right
How to Perform the Tai Chi Ward Off Left Movement
How to Perform the Tai Chi Ward Off Right Movement
How to Perform the Tai Chi Roll Back Movement
How to Perform the Tai Chi Press Movement
How to Perform the Tai Chi Push Movement
How to Perform the Complete Tai Chi Yang Style Form
How to Apply the Tai Chi Ward Off Right Movement
How to Apply the Tai Chi Ward Off Left Movement
How to Apply the Tai Chi Roll Back Movement
How to Apply the Tai Chi Press Movement
How to Apply the Tai Chi Push Movement
Summary: Learn how to apply the Tai Chi Ward Off Right Movement in this free beginner Tai Chi video.
Toni DeMoulin practices, studies and teaches Taiji, Qi Gong, and Push Hands. She has studied extensively with both Master Alex Dong and Master Tung Kai Ying. Helping other...read more
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"Hi, this is Toni from the Expert Village. I’m going to be teaching Tai Chi Chuan, the very beginning movements from the yang style form. The application for ward off right, you have an opponent coming from the diagonal steps in and punches. You’re going to partially block, go with the direction of motion and pull and sit and do that again. He punches, pull and you’re there, slowly sit, pull. Let’s try it from the other directions, punch, drop and pull, pivot, step, pull."
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jack15 said
on 11/10/2008 Why aren't the video clips in the right sequence? These are the ones that Toni DeMoulin demonstrates. I'm a beginner and some of these are confusing because of the order that I am being instructed in.