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The
Basic Course |
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By drawing
the pure energy from the universe, using a set of hitherto secret
techniques, the practitioner is able to bring this source of energy
into his body in the clear of the twelve meridians. In the process,
one could rid of the illness relating to the internal organs, and
achieving great health as a result.
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The
Twenty four (24) Movement |
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This is
a simplified version of the 108 movement.
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Achieving
Resilience for Entire Body |
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Through
the unique training methods of Tai Ji Gong, one could build resilience
for the entire human body. The philosophy behind this training is
that by first ensuring one's own defensive system, one is certain
of victories against the enemies.
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The
Eighty-eight (88) Movement Pattern of Tai Ji Sword |
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This is a beautiful art form that is both crisp and powerful, descended from real lineage of the Grandmaster.
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The
Tai Ji "Xuan-Xuan" Broad Sword Pattern |
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"Xuan-Xuan" is
spiritual title of Grandmaster Zhang San Feng. This art form originated
from the Grandmaster Zhang.
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| 6. |
Tai
Ji 108 Movement Pattern |
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| 7. |
Tai
Ji Staff |
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| 8. |
The
Hundred Ways of Sparring |
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The techniques
of small winning the big, or weak against the strong, or lone fighter
against a crowd (or mob). This art form applies the hitherto secret
techniques exemplified by the philosophy as embodied in the phrase
"By using 4 grams to move a thousand kilogram" (as converted
to metric units).
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Tai
Ji Specific Individual Exercises |
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To achieve
a high level standard in skill, one must undergo training in the practice
of the Specific Individual Exercises. This will ensure that the practitioner
reaches the four objectives below. Achieving for each and every part
of the human body.
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- Supple-
and softness
- Agility or nimbleness
- High Density
- Resilience |