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Tai Chi Secrets of the Wu Style

Chinese Classics, Translations, Commentary

Dr Jwing-Ming Yang author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:YMAA Publication Center

Published:16th May '02

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This book reveals the hidden wisdom of Tai Chi Chuan, offering insights into its health benefits and martial applications. Tai Chi Secrets of the Wu Style is a must-read for practitioners.

In Tai Chi Secrets of the Wu Style, Dr. Yang unveils the long-guarded wisdom of Tai Chi Chuan, a practice that has been revered for centuries. This comprehensive exploration dives into the dual nature of Tai Chi, highlighting its benefits as both a holistic fitness system and a formidable martial art. Traditionally, the secrets of this ancient practice were closely held, preserved in obscure texts that only a select few were privy to. Dr. Yang's translations bridge the gap between the past and present, providing insights that are now accessible to all who wish to deepen their understanding of Tai Chi.

The book emphasizes the profound health benefits associated with Tai Chi, including improved longevity, relaxation, and concentration. Dr. Yang encourages readers to explore the essence of their Form and enhance their Push Hands techniques. By translating classic texts from Chinese and providing thoughtful commentaries, he makes the teachings of the ancient masters relevant and applicable to modern practitioners. This resource is invaluable for anyone serious about mastering Tai Chi Chuan.

Practitioners of all levels will find Tai Chi Secrets of the Wu Style to be a treasure trove of knowledge. It offers sound, practical advice that can be integrated into any style of Tai Chi Chuan or martial art. The teachings within this book serve as a guide to unlocking the deeper mysteries of Tai Chi, enabling students to cultivate both physical and mental strength.

ISBN: 9781886969179

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120 pages

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