Description: Taijiquan DVD Yang Style Taichi Posture 13 by Yang ZhenduoTitleOtherDVD - Complete SetDVD - Tai ChiChen Style Tai ChiYang Style Tai ChiWu Style Tai ChiSun Style Tai ChiLi Deyin Taichi SeriesOther Style Tai ChiDVD - Shao LinDVD - Ba GuaDVD - Hsing I(Xing Yi,Yi Quan)DVD - Wu DangDVD - Yong Chun ( Wing Chun )DVD - Tang LangDVD - Ba JiDVD - Qi GongDVD - Chinese MedicineDVD - Other Traditional WushuHong QuanCai Li Fo (Choy Lee Fu)Wan Laisheng's WushuChu Guiting's Classical SeriesWu Shijun Quan Feng SeriesOther WushuDVD - WuShu Dan & RoutineDVD - Sanda,FightingDVD - Bruce Lee Jeet KuneDVD - Learning ChineseChinese DramaChinese FilmChina Civilization DocumentaryDVD - Classic MoviesCD - Tai Chi & Buddhist MusicChinese Nostalgia (1960-1980)Taijiquan DVD Yang Style Taichi Posture 13 by Yang Zhenduo Ancestral Yang Style Tai Chi : Yang Style Taiji Posture 13 DVD In the Taijiquan, warding off, stroking, pushing, pressing are four basic hand method, represent warding off southward, stroking westward, pushing eastward, pressing northward picking, obstructing, elbowing and leaning are four subsidiary hand method represent picking northwestward obstructing southeastward, elbowing northeastward, leaning southwestward, the four movement directions the four basic and four subsidiary hand method imply the divinatory symbols called eight hand methods advance, retreat, glance left, look right, fix in the middle the five movement methods imply the meaning of five elements metal, wood, water, fire, earth called five steps the eight hand methods and five steps are the basis of Taijiquan Called Taiji 13 postures Taiji 13 postures are the root and basis of all Taijiquan to facilitate everyone to learn and master quickly the Yang-style Taijiquan descendants of Yang Luchan select 13 basic postures form complex Taijiquan routine represent movement features of the 13 postures upright and flexible, erect head and concentrate consciousness inter follow up and down, straight in bending step changes with the body, exert force from spine move as reel the silk thread off cocoons, step as cat walks establish the Yang-style 13 postures Taijiquan. Lecturer: Yang Zhenduo, Yang Jun Format: DVD Language Speaking: Chinese Subtitle: English or Chinese selectable Grandmaster Yang Zhenduo Master Yang Zhenduo, born in 1926, is the great-grandson of Yang Luchan (1799-l872), the founder of the Yang school of Tai Chi Chuan, and the third son of Yang Chengfu, the finalizer of that school. He is now a member of the Coaches Committee of the Chinese Wushu Association and a member of the Wushu Association of Shanxi Province and vice-president of the provincial capital's Wushu association. Starting to learn Chinese boxing from his father at six, he now has a history of over 70 years in exercising with Tai Chi Chuan. It is said that when Yang Zhenduo's great grandfather was young, he had the luck to learn Tai Chi Chuan from Chen Changxing, a well-known master of the Chen School of Tai Chi Chuan in Henan Province. Having mastered this art, he was recommended to be a teacher of Chinese boxing to an aristocratic family in Beijing and later an instructor in an army unit. When it was passed down to Yang Chengfu, grandson of Yang Luchan and Yang Zhenduo's father, its movements had undergone great changes. Characterized by its easy, nimble and leisurely style, combining vigor with grace, this newborn school of Tai chi Chuan has since been very popular among the Chinese people. Yang Zhenduo once said, "Originally, Tai Chi Chuan was created primarily for combat purposes. But with the development of weapons, this function slowly diminished and the stress was laid mainly on health promotion. However, it could still be used in combat fighting. But nowadays, people are apt to do the Tai Chi Chuan exercises with too much ease because of lack of real under-standing of the demand for relaxation of the joints. After all, Tai chi Chuan is a kind of martial art, and its function of attack and defense must not be forgotten. So in practice, the movements are outwardly 'soft' but inwardly vigorous. Otherwise, it is not Tai Chi Chuan but calisthenics. As Yang Zhenduo's movements and posture bear a close resemblance to his father's boxing style, he is regarded as heir to the orthodox Yang School of Tai Chi Chuan. In 1961, when he gave a performance at the Shanghai Palace of Physical Culture, Wushu experts from Hangzhou, Changzhou, Suzhou and Wuxi flocked there to watch and learn from him. Some took along with them the books containing photos of his father doing the Tai Chi Chuan exercises so as to make comparisons. They all came to the conclusion that his movements were almost exactly the same as his father's. On the two occasions of the national boxing exhibition competitions he took part in, each time he carried off the first prize. The number of his students over the years run to many thousands (at home and abroad) some of whom suffer from chronic diseases and some are Wushu enthusiasts who wish to perfect their skills. A gentle and amiable man, Teacher Yang devotes himself to teaching Tai cChi Chuan and he is determined to pass this valuable legacy to posterity for the benefit of everyone's health.PaymentDelivery detailsAbout usContact usPayment We accept PayPal only. You will be notified when we process payment and your product will ship within 2 business days.Delivery detailsWe ship worldwide (ships within 3 days and may take up to 20 days to arrive). Most orders are packed and shipped within 2-3 business days. All orders are shipped from our Asia operations, it normally takes 1 to 2 weeks for package to arrive within Asia, and 2 to 4 weeks to reach North America and Europe.All shipping orders have a tracking number. About us About chinoiserie2008 Videos: We are a proud Ebay seller since 2001. 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Country/Region of Manufacture: China
Format: DVD
Sport: Martial Arts
Language: Chinese
Subtitle Language: English
Movie/TV Title: Ancestral Yang Style Tai Chi Quan Series
Region Code: DVD: 0/All (Region Free/Worldwide)
Season: 1
Edition: Criterion Edition
Studio: GZBEAUTY
Genre: Sports
Sub-Genre: Kung Fu, Martial Arts, Traditional Martial Arts, Tai Chi, Health, Fitness, Yang Style Tai Chi
Type: TV Series
Actor: Yang Zhenduo
Rating: G
Features: Full Screen
Director: Yang Zhenduo
Release Year: 2008