[Wu Guang Yu] Traditional Wu Tai Chi Chuan

[Wu Guang Yu] Traditional Wu Tai Chi Chuan

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“Traditional Wu Tai Chi Chuan” Complete Collection 18 DVDs by Wu Guang Yu

Set 1: Basic Gentle Skills and Pushing Hands of Wu-style Taijiquan

Wu-style Taijiquan is wonderful for people to build up their bodies, preserve their lives and fight with others. It is gentle, soft, round and flexible, seeking straight from the side stepping.

This disc mainly introduces the methods of inner exercise and skills of pushing hands, including three sections and nine curves of body, shift of bodyweight between the empty and actual,

the flexible steps and pushing hands. Pushing hands are in various forms of circularity, round chain, stepping and withdrawing step and free-style. Through these practice you will make your body light and flexible, and get the feeling of holding heavy object by little force.

Artist: Wu Guangyu

Media: 1(one) x DVDs converted into 1 (one) avi video file without quality loss.

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration: 56 mins

Set 2: 108 Traditional standard Form of Wu-style Taijiquan

The core of Wu style taijiquan is still the “long 108 form”. The movements of Wu style are light and soft with a characteristic body lean to vector the energy in a specific direction.

Since it uses a relatively small “frame” it is appropriate to learn for just about anyone any age. In addition Wu style is particularly adept at eye control and turning the waist.

Though not as exciting as some other styles to watch it has a solid foundation and well thought out execution. Wu style has two main methods of practising the routines. The first is called the “square form” and is taught mostly to beginners to ensure precision as presented in Section 1. The second, called the “round form”, follows more natural movement patterns and is taught after the student has learned the correct details in the square form, which is the form presented in the following Section 3.

Artist: Wu Guangyu

Media: 5 (five) x DVDs converted into 5 (five) avi video files without quality loss.

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration: 266 mins

Set 3: 108 Traditional Round Form of Wu-style Taijiquan

This Triple DVD shows the 108 form of the Wu style Tai Chi in the “round” style.

Edges and corners have disappeared and the general movement is closer to a higher level of execution.

Movements cascade one to the other. This is probably the series most familiar to people who have seen demonstrations of the Wu style.

Artist: Wu Guangyu

Media: 3 (three) x DVDs converted into 3 (three) avi video files without quality loss.

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration:181 mins

Set 4: 54 Movement Form of Wu-style Taijiquan

This 54 movement version of Wu Tai Chi is geared toward International competition.

It is performed with light actions and constant mild speed.

The movements are linked together a little more dramatically with repetitions mostly absent.

It retains all of the Wu style characteristics but generally uses less space to perform.

Artist: Wu Guangyu

Media: 2 (double) x DVDs converted into 2 (double) avi video files without quality loss.

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration:105 mins

Set 5: 108 Movement Sword Form of Wu-style Taijiquan

This very long Tai Chi sword form from the Wu style is also light, fine and gentle.

Some unusual movements for the straight sword (such as an arm carry and an over the head cut) highlight this performance.

The footwork in the straight sword is revealing of higher level footwork of the basic style (as it should be in Tai Chi swords performances. )

The set is demonstrated by Ms. Wu Xiao Feng, a fifth generation holder who learned from her grandfather Wu Kong Yi and her father Wu Tai Kwoi.

This set is also known as Heaven and Earth (Qian Kun) sword.

Artist: Wu Guangyu, Wu Xiao Feng

Media: 3 (three) x DVDs converted into 3 (three) avi video files without quality loss

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration: 161 mins

Set 6: 108 Movement Broadsword Form of Wu-style Taijiquan

This frame is indiscrete, relaxed, static and natural, representing fully its typical style, such as lightness, flexibility and consecutive movement.

Its originality and uniqueness lie in the artistry of wielding the falchion: graceful and charming in movement, calm and elegant in expression and manner,

but also showing ferocity and braveness, with hidden martial applications. It is endowed with thrilling vigor and impact.

Artist: Wu Guangyu, Wu Xiao Feng

Media: 2 (two) x DVDs converted into 2 (two) avi video files without quality loss

Soundtrack: Chinese

Subtitle: English

Duration: 129 mins

Set 7: Wheelchair Form of Wu-style Taijiquan

The lineage holder Wu Yu Guang is performing hre a seated routine. He has retained the essence of the Wu branch with much torso twisting, a subtle hand and intent intact.

This set runs to 32 movements and is the work of Wu Guang Yu’s efforts over a number of years.

The creation and compilation of Wu-style sitting posture Taiji Quan on wheel chair are orientated for the disable and anyone with i