on practically every tai chi video, u can see the `chi aura` effecting the camera/video. so chi can be visible on screen// and No i dont mean bad camera or video, cuz its in every video of high master tai chi.
Master Fei Guo Qing Where a student of Grandmaster Ma Yueh Liang (Ma yueh Liang 1901-1998). Ma Yueh Liang who is son in law of Wu Chien-ch'uan (traditional Chinese: 吳鑑泉; pinyin: Wú Jiànquán) (1870-1942). What he taught has since become known as Wu style T'ai Chi Ch'uan and is one of the five primary styles practised around the world, the others being Ch'en style T'ai Chi Ch'uan, Yang style T'ai Chi Ch'uan, Wu/Hao style T'ai Chi Ch'uan and Sun style T'ai Chi Ch'uan.
This is the Hao Wei Zheng style; I really don't understand why they just don't go on ahead and call it the "Hao" style to avoid confusion, because, this makes it so that there are two Wu styles, when there should be only one.
Hao style, based on the Chen most advanced small frame routine.
@pillsburydoughboy47 I share similar sentiments. I guess it's because Wu is pronounced differently in Chinese for 2 different families. I'm learning Wu (Wu Chien-ch'uan 108 form lineage) and for a time could barely tell the difference between styles. It didn't help that traditional Wu and Wu/Hao teachers seem to have similar pacing and lean alignment, at least compared to Yang or Chen, albeit with different foot hand positioning. I have yet to find a good Wu Chien-ch'uan 108 form video.
@Niccomawf you may try Tai Chi magazine's official website, problem is, Chinese DVD distributors really rip you off. Your best bet would be to travel to San Fran, go to the China town and find a cheap pirated video. China is infamous for that; if you need Tai Chi instructional videos that won't cost you an arm, you would have to talk to street vendors.
Learning Wu Style for past 4 months, similar to our form, enjoying and can't wait to complete the 38 sequences....and then move on to the next lot....Using this video in between classes.. Thanks for sharing...Awesome...
@24mrsc3, One thing I have learned in years of training in Martial Arts & Tai Chi, dont rush to learn the next one. The longer you work on the basic & as they say once you have done over 5000 times you are not just learning what it is about, you will not be ready for the next. Take your time. Best of luck in your training, you will spend a life time trying to perfect it and enjoy each minute of it.
TaiChuanAcademy in North Queensland is where I study Wu style Tai Chi Chuan with Sifu Richard, there are many familiar sequences in this example. Thank you.
often u see the hands `fluctuating` (turning invisible, distorted), starts around the hands. also head, behind of head. ON SCREEN
mcscheijgrond79 1 month ago
on practically every tai chi video, u can see the `chi aura` effecting the camera/video. so chi can be visible on screen// and No i dont mean bad camera or video, cuz its in every video of high master tai chi.
mcscheijgrond79 1 month ago
网上觀看吳式太極拳己很次數，唯這位前軰打得最標凖，此乃馬岳樑师公，及吳英华师婆創的吳式精簡太極拳，願天下豪傑延年益壽春。
mrwustyletaijiquan 7 months ago
No excess,
no insufficiency.
skypoler 1 year ago
Master Fei Guo Qing Where a student of Grandmaster Ma Yueh Liang (Ma yueh Liang 1901-1998). Ma Yueh Liang who is son in law of Wu Chien-ch'uan (traditional Chinese: 吳鑑泉; pinyin: Wú Jiànquán) (1870-1942). What he taught has since become known as Wu style T'ai Chi Ch'uan and is one of the five primary styles practised around the world, the others being Ch'en style T'ai Chi Ch'uan, Yang style T'ai Chi Ch'uan, Wu/Hao style T'ai Chi Ch'uan and Sun style T'ai Chi Ch'uan.
livinusa2003 1 year ago
This is the Hao Wei Zheng style; I really don't understand why they just don't go on ahead and call it the "Hao" style to avoid confusion, because, this makes it so that there are two Wu styles, when there should be only one.
Hao style, based on the Chen most advanced small frame routine.
pillsburydoughboy47 1 year ago
@pillsburydoughboy47 I share similar sentiments. I guess it's because Wu is pronounced differently in Chinese for 2 different families. I'm learning Wu (Wu Chien-ch'uan 108 form lineage) and for a time could barely tell the difference between styles. It didn't help that traditional Wu and Wu/Hao teachers seem to have similar pacing and lean alignment, at least compared to Yang or Chen, albeit with different foot hand positioning. I have yet to find a good Wu Chien-ch'uan 108 form video.
Niccomawf 1 year ago
@Niccomawf you may try Tai Chi magazine's official website, problem is, Chinese DVD distributors really rip you off. Your best bet would be to travel to San Fran, go to the China town and find a cheap pirated video. China is infamous for that; if you need Tai Chi instructional videos that won't cost you an arm, you would have to talk to street vendors.
pillsburydoughboy47 1 year ago
@pillsburydoughboy47 Well, there are two Wu styles, and this one is defenetly not Hao : )
praxelen 1 year ago
I'm learning Wu Style as well and this is almost exactly what I am being taught. This person is extremely good at this.
Niccomawf 1 year ago
This guy is a very high master. You don't see this sort of stuff often on YouTube.
joshg8 2 years ago
WOW, I cannot tell how old he is, but seems to be in late 60's. 8:30 second form, that is a long time and he is not even breathing hard, amazing.
seanamico 2 years ago
nice form! lol at the dude who blocked the camera =P
Rxnszjcd 2 years ago
Of all the Wu style practioners posted here, this man has the most graceful movements pleasing to the eyes, and superb concentration.
ttungus 2 years ago
Learning Wu Style for past 4 months, similar to our form, enjoying and can't wait to complete the 38 sequences....and then move on to the next lot....Using this video in between classes.. Thanks for sharing...Awesome...
24mrsc3 2 years ago
@24mrsc3, One thing I have learned in years of training in Martial Arts & Tai Chi, dont rush to learn the next one. The longer you work on the basic & as they say once you have done over 5000 times you are not just learning what it is about, you will not be ready for the next. Take your time. Best of luck in your training, you will spend a life time trying to perfect it and enjoy each minute of it.
seanamico 2 years ago
I just learned Wu Style( southern ) for a month or two, it's kind of similiar for what I was taught, do you have the long form too?
Anyway, thanks for posting.
jclouk 3 years ago
el viejo le pone su talento no??????
golmaikel 3 years ago
This is Grandmaster Ma's Short Form, commonly known as the "37". Exactly as the Ma family does it.
acudoc64 3 years ago
Very good. I like this person's focus, especially. I would be self-conscious with all of those people standing around staring...
Loyaute 4 years ago
TaiChuanAcademy in North Queensland is where I study Wu style Tai Chi Chuan with Sifu Richard, there are many familiar sequences in this example. Thank you.
mmafanau 4 years ago
thank you..im wu really haha
zhaotianwu 4 years ago
Thanks for uploading this. It was well done
cgot 4 years ago
same =)
zhaotianwu 4 years ago
Precise and well-balanced. I am taught by David Barrow in Sheffield(UK) who was also a student of (old) Ma and this is very similar to our form.
Snowgoose1969 4 years ago 2