In simplified Yang-Style Tai Chi Chuan, it is composed of 24 forms. See below articles for the details:
Whatever position you take at the start of the form (or whatever direction the center of your chest
and navel face) consider that starting position to be facing the 12 o'clock position.[2] In this article, all our demonstrations use this viewing direction (or back view as you would follow a master in a lesson).
When the center of your chest and navel face the 12 o'clock position, your right side faces 3 o'clock, your back side faces 6 o'clock, and your left side faces 9 o'clock.
The best way to learn simplified 24 forms is to learn the whole session in 8 parts. In the above diagram, we show you 1/8 which includes:
Below you can find the matching video(s) of 1/8 taught by master 李德印 and demonstrated by 邱慧芳. in Chinese.
Clock-Facing Position
and navel face) consider that starting position to be facing the 12 o'clock position.[2] In this article, all our demonstrations use this viewing direction (or back view as you would follow a master in a lesson).
1 of 8
The best way to learn simplified 24 forms is to learn the whole session in 8 parts. In the above diagram, we show you 1/8 which includes:
- Opening (Qǐshì, 起势), Preparation, Beginning
- 12 o'clock
- Part the Horse's Mane (Zuoyou Yémǎ Fēnzōng, 左右野马分鬃), LEFT and RIGHT
- 9 o'clock
- Crane Spreads Wings (Báihè Lìangchì, 白鹤亮翅), Stork/Crane Cools Its Wings
- 9 o'clock
Below you can find the matching video(s) of 1/8 taught by master 李德印 and demonstrated by 邱慧芳. in Chinese.
| taichi 24 forms part 1 a | taichi 24 forms part 1 b |
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