From the characteristics of Tai Chi, practicing requires not only to achieve “lightness and softness, continuity and uniformity, roundness and naturalness, coordination and completeness,” but also to consider the issue of rhythm. Otherwise, whether too slow or too fast, lacking in dynamic changes, it becomes difficult to showcase the characteristics and style of Tai Chi.Furthermore, … Read more
Beginners of Tai Chi often quickly discover that while Tai Chi appears easy, it is difficult to learn. Not to mention the more technically challenging movements (such as “lower stance”, stepping, and generating force), even many movements that seem slow and steady can become chaotic when practiced, often leading to confusion between the upper and … Read more
This stage, starting from the beginner level, requires serious practice of each movement and a solid foundation. The heights, depths, emptiness, solidity, size, and routes must be executed meticulously according to the requirements of the Tai Chi form. At this point, one should neither pursue techniques too early nor focus solely on the strength of … Read more
Taijiquan Philosophy Basic Methods: Taijiquan employs basic methods such as “peng, lu, ji, an, zhong, elbow, kao, jin, tui, gu, pan, ding”. The movements are slow and smooth, requiring the practitioner to maintain a straight back, relaxed jaw, and upright posture, embodying a sense of floating like clouds. At the same time, Taijiquan places great … Read more
Qigong is a practice that can regulate the body and mind, serving as a beneficial form of exercise. Many people practice Qigong in their daily lives; however, deviations often occur during practice. The main reasons for these deviations include improper methods and poor psychological quality. Therefore, not everyone is suitable for practicing Qigong. 1. Individuals … Read more