WuDang Three Treasures Tai Chi

A long and involved Tai Chi set performed by WuDang Monk Wang Ping. Showing the true power and potential of those mysterious 13 postures.

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• Tai
• Chi
• WuDang
• TaiJi
• FaJin

[CottonBoxer]

i saw another clip here that just calls this form Three Treasures Wudang Form with no mention of

Tai Chi, why is that. thx btw

[ChienandKun]

@CottonBoxer Well I can't really comment on why other's labeled their video as they did. Although to my eye, it is clearly a Taiji form. There are postures, and variations of postures that are quite familiar. We see "Brush Knee Twist Step" At 0:44. At 2:13 we can see "Wave hands like Clouds".At 3:54 there's a neat variation on "Jade Lady works the Shuttles". And at 4:10 we can observe the signature move of Taiji "Single Whip". Although we can also see some Baguazhang at 3:27.

[CottonBoxer]

Can you tell me of the origins of WuDang Three Treasures Tai Chi, who created it & when where did it come from exactly.

[ChienandKun]

@CottonBoxer I would love to know more about this set myself. All I can tell you of the origin is that it stems from Lu Mountain. So it isn't a Wudang set per se.

[VinVilhjalmsson]

In the continuum he is already apart of the mountains. Devoured by the prima materia he borrowed for his time. He spent it well.

[azndude108]

@hagbarth lol why?

[SonnyMidnight]

A true master of heaven and earth. FUCK ME SIDEWAYS I'M SAVING FOR WUDANG UNTIL I CAN LIVE FOR GOOD IN THIS AMAZING PLACE!!!

[zigzigerblat]

@leapingfury That sounds like a quote from "Dragons of the Orient" : )

[leapingfury]

If he was simultaneously attacked by 30 people he would easily defeat them all! (the power speed grace style and precision is shocking)