Search results for: “Taiji 28”

  • Tai Ji

    It is recommended you know basic Qi Gong and Gong Fu forms before attempting Wudang Taiji. There are two routes to start with, ultimately, you should learn both: For isolated movements, refer to our Taiji-basics sections. Advanced Taiji routines:

  • Taiji 28 Steps – Part 16

    Taiji 28 Steps – Part 16

    The final episode of these series! Finishing movements – forming the ball.

  • Taiji 28 Steps – Part 15

    Taiji 28 Steps – Part 15

    Master Ziji shows us the seven-star step in the Taiji 28 form.

  • Taiji 28 Steps – Part 14

    Taiji 28 Steps – Part 14

    We are halfway through the form – showing the next movements.

  • Revisiting Tai Chi 28 – Full Series

    Revisiting Tai Chi 28 – Full Series

    Master Ziji goes through the Taiji 28 form once again, after the last series is several years old. The pace is a bit faster, and so are the explanations. Still, we believe this series will give you a new perspective on the Taiji 28 form.

  • Taiji 28 Steps – Part 13

    Taiji 28 Steps – Part 13

    Master Ziji continues to show us steps for the Taiji 28 form.

  • Xuan Gong Quan Er Lu (II) – Step in & Counter – Part 4

    Xuan Gong Quan Er Lu (II) – Step in & Counter – Part 4

    Master Ziji explains the sequence that consists of stepping in 2 times and then making a block and counter-attack with both hands, similar to the movements in Taiji 28.

  • Taiji 28 Steps – Part 12

    Taiji 28 Steps – Part 12

    Master Ziji explains the fluid and continous movement in this particular Taiji 28 sequence.

  • Taiji 28 Steps – Part 11

    Taiji 28 Steps – Part 11

    Master Ziji is explaining the next movements in different angles for easy understanding.

  • Taiji 28 Steps – Part 10

    Taiji 28 Steps – Part 10

    The next movement for the Taiji 28 form.

  • Taiji 28 Steps – Part 9

    Taiji 28 Steps – Part 9

    Master Ziji is showing us the next movement in the Taiji 28 form.

  • Taiji 28 Steps – Part 8

    Taiji 28 Steps – Part 8

    This is part eight of the Taiji 28 form, from a deep posture we continue a circular movement and finish it with a slow front kick.