Erle Montaigue – Tai Chi to the Max Vol.1

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Erle Montaigue – Tai Chi to the Max Vol.1

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The Yang Lu-ch’an form is taught at its most advanced degree, illustrating every minute movement and muscle contraction in exquisite detail, which side of the body is contracting and which is expanding, and so on. Taiji has never been exhibited in such depth, with dim-mak applications shown for each pose. Erle leads you up to the stance single whip in this first installment of the series!
Only a single whip in 1 hour and 40 minutes! That is the level of detail in this series. Also shown is the nearly extinct “Hao Ch’uan,” which is what Taiji used to look like at its most advanced stage, with the ends of each stance whipping at fa-jing velocity.
Advanced level
Running Time: Approximately 103 minutes

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