This text contains the complete Taijiquan, passed down the Yang family lineage. From the opening posture, it describes the 118 steps to the closing posture, complete with breathing patterns. Also included is the Taiji Qigong set, essential for understanding the internal side of the form.
Taijiquan: Classical Yang Style, the Complete Form and Qigong
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This text contains the complete Taijiquan, passed down the Yang family lineage. From the opening posture, it describes the 118 steps to the closing posture, complete with breathing patterns. Also included is the Taiji Qigong set, essential for understanding the internal side of the form.
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Grady Ormsby –
Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming is one of the world’s leading scholars on the subject of Taijiquan (a.k.a. Tai chi). He has an international reputation and has authored more than twenty books on martial arts and Qigong as well as produced an extensive series of instructional videos. Taijiquan, Classical Yang Style: The Complete Form and Qigong contains the history of Taijiquan and its various schools and styles. Dr. Yang provides results of detailed research including findings in physics, anatomy and physi Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming is one of the world’s leading scholars on the subject of Taijiquan (a.k.a. Tai chi). He has an international reputation and has authored more than twenty books on martial arts and Qigong as well as produced an extensive series of instructional videos. Taijiquan, Classical Yang Style: The Complete Form and Qigong contains the history of Taijiquan and its various schools and styles. Dr. Yang provides results of detailed research including findings in physics, anatomy and physiology. There is an emphasis on the mental and spiritual aspects of practice as well as the physical. Much of his exposition is way too technical for my needs. The book contains detailed descriptions of the movements as well as photographs. There is a glossary of Chinese terms and an index. For me Taijiquan, Classical Yang Style was a further affirmation of the fact that one cannot learn tai chi from a book. I did find, however, it to be useful in that I was able to find a series of Qigong exercises that are useful to me in my tai chi playing.
Jim Bouchard –
Dr. Yang is my most treasured teacher and the greatest influence on my work and life as a martial artist and as a writer! When I first met Dr. Yang, I knew I'd found the teacher I had been searching for. This book is not only the definitive book on the technique of Taiji, but also gives a wonderful overview of the philosophy that Dr. Yang shares with his students. Dr. Yang is a very technical writer. If you really want to enrich your life as a martial artist, be sure to visit ymaa.com and take the Dr. Yang is my most treasured teacher and the greatest influence on my work and life as a martial artist and as a writer! When I first met Dr. Yang, I knew I'd found the teacher I had been searching for. This book is not only the definitive book on the technique of Taiji, but also gives a wonderful overview of the philosophy that Dr. Yang shares with his students. Dr. Yang is a very technical writer. If you really want to enrich your life as a martial artist, be sure to visit ymaa.com and take the time to attend one of his retreats or seminars. You'll meet an authentic master in every sense of the word, and you'll meet a warm, sharing and wonderful human being.
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