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Resources for the Taijiquan (T'ai Chi) Practitioner |
Yang Style Taijiquan This book is written by the great-grandson of Yang Luchan, the founder of the Yang School of Taijiquan. |
Tai Chi: The Supreme Ultimate The history, philosophy and spirituality of Tai Chi Chuan, plus the health and self-defense aspects of this ancient form. The Cheng Man-ching form. |
Simplified Tai Chi Chuan An extraordinary guide to Taijiquan, the grand ultimate way to health and martial arts. Written by one of China's top ranked coaches. |
The T'ai Chi Workbook More than just a step-by-step description of movements, this book also presents a methodical way for Westerners to appreciate and master the subtleties of the art. |
Basics of Taijiquan Traces the development of Taijiquan with fully illustrated simple routines. Includes quotations from classic texts and a discussion of basic methods and positions. Introduction to origins and development. Description of the 24 simplified form. |
T'ai Chi Touchstones Writings from Yang Cheng fu, Cheng Man-ch'ing, Li Ying-arng, Yang Pan-hou, and various Yang family Manuscripts that deal with the essence of the Yang style and T'ai Chi Ch'uan. |
There Are No Secrets A well-known student of Cheng Man-ch'ing writes interesting and perceptive essays about his experiences in New York with Cheng and T'ai Chi Chuan. |
Beginning T'ai Chi In this handy guide, Tri Thong Dang describes the "Simplified Tai Chi" form, a set of 24 movements specifically designed for beginners by China's Ministry of Physical Culture and Sports. |
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