Your style reminds me of Richard Druitt, from whom I learned Yang Short & Long forms many years ago in Oxford 😊

Thank you for the videos and agree with Linda below that is was a little 'challenging' to hear your voice.

Beautiful practice and detail, wonderful.

Interesting! I was just thinking how the directional changes would be good for developing dynamic balance, when you started explaining the cardinal / diagonal pattern.

It is so strange but not so strange that there exists another Angus Clark that played with Kitaro e.g. Kokoro... Not so strange...

People in China have been arrested for doing that 😢

I have always been interested in this mystical practices but unfortunately I have never had the opportunity to actually try it myself of course It doesn’t help that I live in the middle of nowhere Midwest MO

Lovely to see primroses along the bank. Your ‘five minute Chi Gong’ videos are really helpful, thank you!

Excellent and thorough just what I was looking for many thanks!

Good stuff Angus, thanks

Thank you love this!!

Thank You!!!!!!!! 🫂🫂

I did Tai Chi for years when I was younger. I forgot so much over the years. I’ve recently gotten back into it because on an injury - I was looking for ANYONE who had white crane and I found you. I am so grateful for you and your videos. It’s helping me restore my body. Thank you thank you thank you.

Glad to see you posting ‘shorts’ but - lovely though it is - it’s hard to hear you over the rushing water!

9:13 First time I came across Tai Chi was at an NHS-funded class for patients recovering from heart attacks, set up by the Cardiac Consultant and run by Quincy Rabat in a Surrey hospital. He demonstrated this “rooting” and described how energy flows from one foot into the earth and circulates into the other. So glad I took my Mum that day and stayed to see what the class was about: went on to learn Yang style. Just surprised that this teacher’s explanation comes at the end of his workshop, not early on 🤔. Could you please add some info about Fred Hao to the video description?

When stepping to the left. Do you come back and step to the right? Thank you for video. Enjoy the different views

Great detailed instruction. Thanks

Outstanding

احسنت استاذ❤ تحيه حب وامتنان من العراق

Well done but this is Soaring Crane Qigong....

Is this the video that accompanies one of the audios you have on Spotify? Many thanks

Im not sure if you still read these comments, but i hope you see this one. I had your book on Tai chi in prison and thanks to your excellent instruction was able to learn the form and mentality of tai chi. I mastered it just from the book. I healed my damaged body and healed my damaged mind. Your work has had a legitimately life changing effect on me. Thank you great teacher. If there's ever anything in my power i can do for you, I'm at your service.

Taijiquan is a meditation movement (outer movement reflects inner meditation).

Just found this channel: looks like Yang style. Hope the rest of the form is still available on YT! I like the way it’s demonstrated and explained, thank you.

thank You

Thank you

thank you

This is helping me, it’s difficult to remember what to do once leaving class.

Thanks

Are you gonna post the other forms too? 🙏

Thanks

There are key self-defense principles which CMC never broke. In cloud hands the upper arm should not be parallel to the ground. The elbows should always be near the ribs and a hand should be in front of the face. The form is often shown with a "yes, please hit me in the ribs, or, yes, do grab and break my thumb."

Hands down , best instruction to get started! Will watch more of your video's hoping it will make me understand more of this.. Thanks!

This short series of Chi exercises is a true gem. Just doing the Mountaintop (at the end) can add incredible value and meaning to your life!

i'm curious why ward off is different on each side

I've just discovered your videos on KZbin. Ordered your 2011 (I think) DVD for the U.S., just hoping I can find an all-region player to play it on, or someone to transfer it to NTSC!

Tip from my master is to align the knee and elbow and align the wrist with the solar plexus for stability

I love this? Thanks for the explanations. Are there other parts of this?

My favorite breathing gong. Even after all these years. Thanks again, stay well!

These are wonderful teaching videos Angus. I learn this form many years ago and wanted to relearn it and your teaching videos are by far the best ones I've found. Did you do some till the end of the form? I'm happy to buy them if necessary.

Do you my have leraning video for form 7 and 8?

Lovely but please complete with 5th movement which isn’t here

Awesome qigong thank you

Awesome qigong thank you

Unfortunately this is useless for the beginners. It may be good for those who know the movements and want to see how they are combined and how to achieve the proper " flow." But if you are not introduced to single movements (analytically, indicating where the first movement starts and the second begins) there is no way that you will be able to learn them properly. So this is Tai Chi for beginners in disguise, because you will never be able to learn the movements properly by watching this. And the fact that the presenter wears long pats does not help, either.

Thank you! Just found this videos after trying other channels and apps... Just straight moves explained carefully and in the right depth.

hello I learning. tai chi form 1-6. can I pleas other you video see pleas pleas my mail its [email protected] can you my your video uploaded pleas pleas😊✌️😁

Thank you. This has been such a great help to me - to slow it down and break it down like this. And offering both the front and back angles. Brilliant. Now I can feel it :)

Awesome skill

Best video I've found!