(23/23) Tai Chi 24 Form: Connecting Moves 1-24 (Follow along)

This video connects the movements of the Yang Tai Chi 24 Form that you learned in my other instruction series. If you have not learned this form yet, you can learn each movement in detail here:
• Yang Tai Chi 24 Form I...
This video shows moves 1-24 of the Tai Chi 24 Form from the front view and from behind so you can follow along.
You can see the first video in this "connecting moves" series here: • (1/23) Tai Chi 24 Form...
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[@linhp3123]

Thank you. I have learnt a lot from your videos.

[@lauc62]

Fantastic, this is super clear, I can see more details. My deep respect for you for your teaching.

[@iansimpson5301]

You’re a legend for putting this on here

[@stephko8312]

Thank you so much for posting these videos. We don’t have TaiChi masters in this city, being able to learn from you is very much appreciated!

[@chetellis7413]

Thank you for this perfect training video, Master Andrew Plitt. I found this video as a refresher, since I have taken the 24 form before. It is perfect for the following reasons: I can hear every word you are saying, since you don't have an overt accent and you are not outdoors which eliminates other sounds. You don't have any music playing, which is good. Perfect speed and execution. The movements are listed at the bottom for handy reference. And you show the form from the back, just like in a class, so easy follow along. I highly recommend this video. Well done!

[@AndrewPlitt]

Hi Chet, thank you for taking the time to comment and point out the aspects of the video that work well for you! I am pleased to hear it is helpful for you. I wish you all the best in your training!

[@joshuachristofferson9227]

@@AndrewPlitt I pretty much agree w/ everything said, above 🙏☯

[@myrnaaco1077]

The most detailed instructions I have seen. Thank you !

[@AndrewPlitt]

Glad to hear you enjoyed it!

[@95Dap8]

Best 24 forms English learning video 👍

[@AndrewPlitt]

Glad to hear you enjoyed it. :)

[@111scone]

Thank you so much for this instructing video. I love my Tai Chi instructor, but he was none verbal instructor. He was taught by Grand Master Chen Zheng Lei in Hong Kong; His English is good, but I don't think he is comfortable speaking in English to give instructions. He's awesome to watch, so graceful.

[@pablop5937]

Very good demonstration and tutoring video! Thank you!

[@AndrewPlitt]

My pleasure! Glad to hear you liked it!

[@happyday868]

This is the best way I can follow. Thank you. It is the connection between the moves that halted me. What a relief!

[@AndrewPlitt]

Glad to hear this video has been useful for you!

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

Had a whoosing sound in my left ear, so I goggled it. They recommended yoga, but I figured that I'd get my Tai Chi first before yoga. Good choice!! Balancing was great on the kicks! Now to visit you tube (yoga with Andriene), and call the ear doctor this am! Xie Xie

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

Great session before bedtime! I tape recorded this session into my tablet and cell phone. This allows me to learn the steps without watching the video and rely on your voice. At first, it was tricky listening to your voice, but it's a work in progress. I am going back to the instructional series and fine tuning the moves that give me a problem. Overall, practice, practice and more practice. Xie Xie Si fu

[@annblair4459]

Thank you best instruction I’ve found so far

[@zorko6938]

Thank you Master Andrew! Last step-end of Form 24 😊 You see, I can believe in myself how I have progressed from scratch in practicing TaiChi in the last 9 months! With your guidance, learning the steps of Form 24 and especially on the platform of the Folow Allong-Connecting Moves and QiGong Basics series. I sincerely hope that the Follow Allong platform will continue to work in the future for any of the next Tai Chi Forms. Thank you for all your hard work, with regards, Renato from Slovenia

[@AndrewPlitt]

Congrats on making it to the end of the 24 form! That is impressive progress, keep it up! I am definitely planing to include follow-along videos with my future series. It seems to have been a very useful format for a lot of people based on the feedback I have been hearing. Thank you for all the hard work you have put into your training. These videos may have shown you what to do, but you are the one who had to put in the consistent work that got you to this point. That level of dedication is commendable. :)

[@zorko6938]

​@@AndrewPlitt Thank you, Master Andrew, for your encouraging words. I will continue to follow your instructions as a student and remain a supportive member of the community. :)

[@antoniojr.orlina6555]

Skillful! Wish I could execute all 24 moves the way they should be done. Thanks for the demo.

[@paulacurran3091]

Thank you so much.

[@carpenterfamily6198]

Wow ~ I must say your lesson was very good. ‘ right now I’m learning ‘ 18 Steps ‘ levels one & two, but after that I’ll learn 24 Steps

[@AndrewPlitt]

Glad to hear you liked it.

[@andreavladimir4465]

Thanks!

[@AndrewPlitt]

I am glad you liked it. Thank you for the support!

[@alblee]

Nice, Coach! I love this. Regards from the Philippines. 🤓

[@AndrewPlitt]

Glad to hear it! Thank you for taking the time to comment and let me know!

[@andrealaplaca247]

Thanks. This is Great 👌

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

FOCUS, FOCUS & MORE FOCUS! It's hard to maintain without side distractions. The transition move from singlewhip to start of clouds gets me and balancing on carpet requires more patience (hard floors are okay, providing I straighten the core). Well, now to enjoy the day!! Xiexie laoshi

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

Love it!!! A mirror would be nice because it would allow us to see your hands when your back is to us. Your voice instructions do make up for the absence of one. I started with Paul Lam and have detected a little variation in some of the poses, but I feel more comfortable with your teaching. Your voice carries very well and you're awesome when dictating hand motions. The problem I had with Mr. Lam is that his voice is so soft that I would spend more time trying to listen to him that I would lose my focus. During the transitional turn around poses, I have to look over my shoulder to see your pose. I tried a mirror in front of the TV, but that didn't work to well. I guess I'll have to practice, practice and more practice. I am trained in Master Moy Lin Shen's 108 Tai Chi moves which has made it a little easier with some of the positions. Appreciate ya!

[@AndrewPlitt]

So glad to hear you are enjoying these videos. I responded to your comment during my live stream today: kzbin.infostaDPtlCsSs?feature=share. Wishing you all the best!

[@unveiling762]

The best demo online

[@AndrewPlitt]

Glad to hear that you enjoyed it so much.

[@unveiling762]

@@AndrewPlitt yes it was broken down direction with step by step. Very few can actually get that right lol

[@yougosquishnow]

Currently learning this for a white belt. A lot to learn but i will get it. Great video.

[@PurpleMomgoose]

Man, the directional descriptions are REALLY working for my 'tisms

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

Missed yesterday and made two mental mistakes. Practice, practice and more practice with a better focus!! Xie xie

[@daocoach]

Thanks,

[@AndrewPlitt]

My pleasure.

[@tyreeceel9721]

I ❤ Tai Chi

[@garychapin448]

Please use a mirror so that viewers can see the opposite side of your form!

[@bobcooper3266]

Really loving all your videos. I've learnt the 10 form and I'm now working on the 24 form but keep running out of room! Are there any variations for the 24 form for smaller spaces? Also do you have a dvd I could buy so I can watch without the adverts? Thanks so much!

[@edithplatt6181]

I have just started a 24 form class and this is very helpful. It's a little hard to see your hands on my computer as they are about the same color as the wood behind. Your constant directions are sooo helpful.

[@fadymullah]

Amazing

[@joshuachristofferson9227]

Although I may have some disagreements/nitpicks, overall, a great job!

[@AndrewPlitt]

Thank you

[@yaneliscorales8474]

You can always make a video on your own and show us your way of doing it. Tai chi is very diverse i have found out. Watched a few videos so far.

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

Today was good but not great, but the focus was there. Mistake was in balancing left kick. Need to use the four corners of the right foot with an emphasis on the outside of the right foot. Other than that, bring on the day!!!

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

The 24 form is a beautiful flowing medatative session! Still fine tuning, and yes there different mistakes in each session. Some sessions are great and others are good! There is no bad session. Focusing is the key and I believe that can be reinforced through meditation. Is there a session in your library? Thank you Master Plitt!

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

Mr. Lower Back was in B mode, but the session was very relieving and L3-L5 went back to sleep. Xie Xie

[@kkchong1993]

Favourite

[@kenweiss6720]

If at all possible, can you repeat with a large mirror in front of you so that we can see your movement from the back and front. Thanks!

[@AndrewPlitt]

Thanks for the comment! I responded during a live stream: kzbin.info9ptPKEBb0cI

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

Fine tuning by practice, practice and more practice! I have balancing issues with the heel kick, punching ears with both fists, and heel kick left. Balance has always been an issue in yoga and tai chi for me. Is there a session that practices improving balance? Thanks

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

Staying healthy is one very important issue. Am coming off a knee sprain. No tai chi or yoga for the past four weeks. Don't know how it occurred. Could have been when cutting a tree down, or when doing a snake move during 108 moves tai chi. Either way, be careful in what you do before doing it. I think I was negligent and twisted the knee before I planted the foot. Don't know, but I won't forget the pain.

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

Success! Have reached Form 24! Now to review and continue to practice and self critique myself. The start of clouds, shuttles and needle at sea bottom are forms that require more practice. Their is one near by Tai Chi business that I have looked at but they have some unofficial reviews (more Kung Fu than Tai Chi) that lead me to believe that they want students for Kung Fu. I am 69 yrs old and don't want to be a punching bag. Plus I have some serious low back issues. Do you have videos that address "block instruction series (e.g. Form 18 - 21)? Xie Xie

[@yasemingeldican1889]

Hareketler yavaş ağır bana göre ama türkçe alt yazılı anlatım olsaydı sizi anlamayı çok isterdim teşekkür ederim❤

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

The Goal is in sight! From after the rising cock poses to the end is beautiful but a little complicated. I have to watch feet placement and arm motion. More practice, practice until it becomes rote. It would be nice to find a Tai Chi location. I'll keep looking. I would like to have someone watch and critique me. Xie Xie

[@sushiming7544]

You dont want to be using a wireless mic, the radiation is dangerous. Great demo thank you!!

[@AndrewPlitt]

Glad to hear you enjoyed the demo. :) Yes, a wireless mic is not my favorite thing to have sitting so close to me during filming these videos, but it is the best option for sound right now. Thank you for the concern, though.

[@tonyrodriguez2524]

A couple of weeks ago, I received an email from the Knoxville, TN Taoist Tai Chi Society concerning their class schedule. They had trained me in Master Moy Lin Shin's 108 move Tai Chi. A few years ago, they had shut down classes in North & Eastern Knoxville, and moved all of their classes to West Knoxville. So, since it was a one way 45 min drive to one of their sessions and since I was paying a monthly $40 membership, I stopped attending. When I received their email, I figured, why not? So I attended one session and all went well. That instructor recommended I attend the Monday class with the Society Officers. The other day, I went and they remembered me. They asked what have I been doing, so I told them that I was practicing at the Senior Center under a certified instructor who taught the Paul Lam 73 Form and that I had learned the 24 form (I didn't tell them who or where). All of a sudden there was a stone silence. I thought they would be okay with me learning another Tai Chi form. Nope! It was like I had used the F word in a church. We did the set and took a break, when one of the officers came up and recommended that I attend Tai Chi at another location that was other than their session. I was tempted to say something in reply, but I realized that anything I said would fall on deaf ears. I didn't walk out but stayed till the end, then walked out. The attitude displayed by the officers was unprofessional and sends a negative message to any and all individuals who are looking for a Tai Chi class to join. Bummer!

[@margaritabogdanicalaluf254]

Que pena que no tenga traducción al Español.