Ma Yueh Liang - Wu Style Fast Tai Chi

[@1sunstyle]

Tai Chi was the most helpful thing for me. I have a Silat and Escrima background. Tai Chi was a mystery I had always wondered about. I have been in for 10 years! I first saw it I saw Old men and ladies in a park in San Francisco. I am from Hollywood which is a melting pot of cultures and this Tai Chi was inspirational. I want to learn Cantonese.

[@itinerantpoet1341]

Keep at it. 10 years is a good start! 🙂

[@BBDD-t6w]

EXCELLENT... BEEN PRACTICING FOR SHORT TIME ... ONLY 17 YEARS ...

[@itinerantpoet1341]

Look at that strike at 2:00 ff and at 4:18. And how many people in their 90's have you seen who can hit a balance point as at 3:02.

[@aaronkravetz9699]

A true Tai Chi inspirational Master!

[@eatsee]

wonderful!

[@mindfulskills]

A priceless treasure

[@itinerantpoet1341]

Just incredible. I love everything about Master Ma's movement, but the *tempo and quick changes* are a big part of what distinguishes him from just about everyone else.

[@itinerantpoet1341]

Don't get me wrong. Yes, being able to do tai chi at a steady pace without breaking the flow is an ideal, but that's not how it works in application, pushing or sparring, and the audience is falling asleep within the first minute.

[@jluso1]

A piece of art!

[@treelore5100]

Very interesting form and so agile!

[@cesarchang3960]

Remarkable ! Are there DVDs teaching this form ? Thanks

[@wesdowty79]

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