(21) Step by Step for Beginners: Connecting Moves 1-10 | Yang Tai Chi 10 Form (Follow along)

[@melizbeth1]

Last month was so hard and unfocused then i found you. Started a week ago and today followed you through this video. I am so inspired by your patience, commitment, control, pacing, focus and stamina and so much more as you, sharing your talent here, has revived my spirit. ... ... ...all fingers crossed i continue...

[@melizbeth1]

Such calm in this crazee world. Thank You!

[@mandrakemech8280]

Thank you! After a couple days following along, I've got this form (almost) down and feeling the benefits of all the practice while learning it, haha. Now time to practice practice practice. Glad to have this in my day, thanks again!

[@gregchann9703]

Hi Andrew, Thank you for your very thorough step by step instructional video. My daily routine for the past two months has been to set up my iPad at my gym in front of me with mirrored walls and follow along to your 10 step videos. I appreciate the multiple view points, especially the mirrored view. It's as if you are in the room with me. Even though I've completed the 10 form I will continue to use your video for pacing and focus. Eventually I will begin the Yang 24 Form. Please accept this contribution for your outstanding student loans. You are a real pleasure to watch and inform. Thank you again. Best, Greg

[@AndrewPlitt]

Thank you so much, Greg! I really appreciate your gift and I appreciate you sharing your story! So glad to hear that these videos have been helpful for you. Great job on being dedicated to your daily routine and learning this form! I wish you all the best in your training! Unfortunately, the 24 form series quality is a bit rough. I filmed it many years ago and I do not believe there are any mirror image demonstrations. I will try to get some videos up with mirror image demonstrations in the near future.

[@gregchann9703]

@@AndrewPlitt Hi Andrew, Yes, after researching my next challenge through your videos I couldn’t find the same step by step instructions for the 24 form as you provide with the 10 Form. I’m OK with just perfecting 10Form. It’s easy enough to do daily without a big time commitment. But I will keep my eyes open for any new instruction. Thanks again! Best Gregg

[@AndrewPlitt]

@@gregchann9703 Hi Greg, here is the playlist with the step-by-step instructions and "connecting movements" videos for the 24 form: kzbin.info/aero/PLAzIKxB72CMCB1tnuTvM9mB8tUsgw9hCO The only thing that should be missing is the mirror-image demonstrations. Hope that's helpful!

[@gregchann9703]

@@AndrewPlitt Oh, Great! Thanks!

[@kgomotsomaila7283]

hmmm....I am always WOW''ed watching your gentle control and precision, there's so much smoothness and flow in your movements

[@annpreston8579]

Thank you so much for these videos. You have made them easy to follow particularly when you do the mirror and behind views. The other views just made me use my brain a bit more so that’s a good thing as well. I have completed form 10 but will continue to practice with and without the videos.

[@leopoldkucinski9684]

Hi! I really like your content. Your approach to Taiiji teaching is awesome. Professional, detailed you teach both technical-physical aspects and energetic-spiritual which very well displays how are these aspects connected (most of taiiji channels fall either into habit of describing this art in semimistic way or just showcasing moves without any explanation of theory). I have a question for you: What do you think about self-learning? Is it worth it? Do you have any tips? I know that self-learning will take much more time and be worse than attending classes, but could it be some sort of foundation?

[@sahpannafia8747]

Nice! Movement...