Basic Tai Chi Chuan Moves : The Single Whip Move in Tai Chi

The single whip move in Tai Chi is easy with these tips, get expert advice on martial arts and exercises in this free video.

Expert: Jack Huang
Bio: Jack C. Huang was graduated from the music schools of UCI (B.M. in classical violin performance, 1991), UCLA (Certificate in film scoring, 1992) & CAL State University, Los Angeles (M.A.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• self
• defense
• martial
• arts
• tai
• chi
• kung
• fu
• kicks
• forms
• strikes
• nunchaku

[nekftw]

really charismatic, good teacher

[chickenfoot0]

This guy is amazing. I love his teaching style!

[1awareness]

this guy is one of my heroes

[BoarsofWar]

Understands tradition but looks at a realistic approach, very good

[KeremGo]

This is STUNNING! Many thanks for sharing!

[miniflipjr]

I love this guy he makes me happy. And i dont really know wuts the secret code. But i have an idea.

[CraneFistFighter]

gong fu needs more good teachers like this with an understanding of the applications and how to relate the movements

[lovelymess1973k]

@MadGameKiller he does have a good vibration, even through the camera. I think it has to do with all the conscience he puts into this art.

[lovelymess1973k]

This is really good!



[marathonTmatt]

@TheSenseofTouch i think he was referring to the fact that simply practising a movement many times will not "save you" in a self defense situation. u need to de-code the movement to pick apart the application/meaning to really understand it, with all of its intention/understanding to take away any self-defence skill from it. u can't simply practice the movement for health then say "der, i could use this if i have to" u need to really understand it. thats what he is talking about. make sense?

[APRANG1]

@MadGameKiller waterbending was taken from tai chi :)

[MrSkarz19]

Dude your accent is so awsome