Introduction to Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan

[@jasoncoleman1892]

Thank you Ms. Silva. I have been a multiple martial arts and tai chi practitioner for over 40 years. Yours is the best and most concise explanation of, introduction into and preparation for Tai Chi that I have ever seen.

[@ednasilva4123]

You are welcome

[@heatherpeterson3583]

Beautiful! I first learned T'ai Chi from Edna and Dr. Zee back in the late 90's. I am still so grateful they were teaching because I am still practicing T'ai Chi as they taught me, all these years later,and it is a life-saver! I am so delighted to see this video. It is both familiar and also so helpful in re-learning and restoring what I learned. Thank you, Edna! You are a magical person!

[@janferenc1981]

Did it helped you in any way? Like in fighting way or did it improve your fighting skills ? Cuz i cant believe something so calm and so slow can be really usefull in combat tho, cuz im a kickboxer and there has to be everything fast, Sharp reflexes and reading your opponents moves, but is this helpful in any way?

[@ednasilva4123]

Would love to be in contact

[@ednasilva4123]

would love to be in contact

[@AQGYM]

Hi Have been studying Wu Tai Chi Chuan for 18 years, disciple of Sifu Martin Kennedy who is teaching disciple of Wu Kwong Yu and in all that time I think that may be the best description and explanation I have heard of what Tai Chi Chuan is. Many Thanks

[@janferenc1981]

Did it improve your fighting skills? Or its just more energy absorbing exercise ?

[@jameswhite1319]

Very informative thanks for sharing! Wu style for 40 years

[@eveningprayer111]

It's so interesting to see it all. I learned the slow form from one of Mr. Ma's students (and am still learning). It's just great to see that the movements are the same, even though there is a lot of spatial distance.

[@drprick7432]

Beautiful form. Non-traditional sequence. I have studied with Ma Jianglin and Ma Jiangbao, grandsons of Wu Jianquan.

[@kurukcr]

This is such a beautiful video! Can you please share a source to the music used in the video? It's SO good! Thank you in advance!

[@mokuho]

Where can i get the postures of short form of wu style?

[@tickedoffsheikh8587]

Hi since my high school years l have always been fascinated by the Chinese martial arts. For this type of Wu style tai chu what books can you direct for further information. Thanks

[@mokuho]

Hands strum the lute Step up and diverting and blocking punch As if closing Tiger and leopard spring to the mountain Cross hands Oblique Brush knee twist step Turn body Oblique twist step Grasping the bird tail Oblique single whip Parting the wild horse maine 3 Jade girl works at the shuttle 4 directions Grasping the bird tail Single whip Cloud hand Single whip Closing tai chi

[@renci5910]

The outdoor picture of people exercising was taken at MacRitchie Reservoir, Singapore; not in China

[@tydurr759]

Shhhh...

[@ednasilva4123]

Thanks

[@eddietaichianimation]

I think I'd been attending in class with needs, the lectures.

[@mokuho]

Beautiful practice

[@humanremodeling7215]

i learned from a student of Wang Pei Shong and this wu sequence is different...

[@6Uncles]

Wang Pei Shong is northern Wu? This southern, so that's probably why

[@nguyengiaphac1087]

amazing

[@mokuho]

Wu style is more slow than yang style? 🙏

[@ednasilva4123]

Yes when following Grandmaster Shi Mei Lin

[@aliciakow6600]

Love Shi Mei Lin, especially her fast form and sword performance. Wish she will travel in the states for workshops. Love Wu style, I’m teaching Wu style for more than 12 years. Good flows, Edna!

[@mokuho]

Divine...thanks!

[@ednasilva4123]

Thank you

[@annannann8053]

臉容放鬆，自在自然。FR HONG KONG😊

[@ednasilva4123]

Thank you

[@mokuho]

Wu style 10:52 elegant style.

[@kf1822]

Pretty good even movement.

[@ednasilva4123]

Thank you

[@Edpslave]

swimming on land, cycling indoor.

[@chanwing1536]

Chen & yang style the most popular is worldwide

[@dcperry1]

looks like a mish mash of forms from the form and not all well executed

[@leosulentic9597]

Nope.