Stunning Chen Style Tai Chi

[@shevetlevi2821]

My cousin passed away this past November 2019 at 77. He had practiced Tai Chi for about 50 years. He was supple enough that he could easily bring his chin down to his knee. Sometimes he'd do a form on the beach; he lived in Marin County. His form was beautiful, each move not really ending but flowing right into the next. Every time I see Tai Chi I think of him.

[@victortancheongwee]

Not to be sad, life is death and death is life,, there is not end, we are pure energy. And science already prove energy can neither be created nor destroy. Thus we said passed away, not dies.. we just transform.

[@arlo247]

💖🙏 Blessings to him and you. He lives on in your memory and heart. Time to practice Taiji then!

[@shevetlevi2821]

@@arlo247 Thank you. Yes, maybe Taiji now.

[@shevetlevi2821]

@Frank Chiang Definitely not. I believe that Tai chi practiced correctly has many health benefits and I know that it enriched his life greatly. I only mentioned his age as an incidental thing. He was very youthful but had some health issues we didn't know about that he unfortunately neglected.

[@TaichiStraightlife]

@Frank Chiang - True, and her clothes, though beautiful, conceal more than they reveal about her movements, which supposedly is what this video is all about.

[@talloydevans]

I'm 27 and I wish I had less of an embarrassing reason for being here, but Avatar: The Last Airbender being on Netflix has got me into Chinese philosophy and tai chi. 😅

[@michaelfranciotti3900]

Don't be embarrassed. After watching enough of the show, it seems to me that sharing eastern culture/philosophy was its purpose (in addition to entertainment).

[@thehopeofeden597]

There is absolutely nothing embarrassing about that. It is a beautiful, amazingly done and culturally rich series.

[@jaycho6747]

Imagine people who are 70 and still haven't grasp this philosophy...

[@TheGrmany69]

Try baguazhang chen style, you'll feel an airbender.

[@Shindai]

Nout embarrassing about something piquing your interest. A friend and I back when we trained together used to joke about becoming the Avatar, because we'd trained tai chi and bagua, I kept looking for Shaolin and Hung Gar classes just so we could choreograph an Avatar tribute fight :P Embrace your fascination, it leads to fun stuff :D

[@helenamoniqueclarke8135]

Tai Chi was the best part of my final year as an undergrad in The US. It brought me to a peaceful end of a horrible time in my life and allowed me to move on with confidence and calm. Gratitude.🙏🏽💙💯☯️

[@barquerojuancarlos7253]

thanks for the message

[@skipinkoreaable]

​@@sam.n7762Maybe she's not doing it in order to fight Conor McGregor.

[@michaellowe5980]

​@@skipinkoreaableshe doesn't need to, he's turned himself into an alcoholic has been. This lady will be healthy and mentally strong her whole life..... winner.

[@KatyNtchorere-m4t]

Bonsoir tu me rassures c'est une discipline k j'intégrerai avec ma fille dans peu de temps

[@paulsauer5072]

She is gorgeous and her movements are so fluid.

[@clovisthebloody9820]

The question is whether you understand her movements

[@satnamo]

Experience is das teacher of everything because life is not a problem to be solved but a reality to be experience.

[@bonniegrandstaff398]

Awesome

[@alexgodffhrie1720]

I mean, Tai chi is an martial art known for its fluid/flowing water like movements So.... Yeah.

[@ErraticFaith]

Well her 'movements' are without root and completely wrong. Which isn't surprising with who she seems to be affiliated with. To those of us in China or Taiwan, you all seem utterly ridiculous.

[@ZenShawoom]

It is kind of hard for me not to get a little teary eyed when watching this, so beautiful.

[@DaisyLewis-fr7tb]

She is beautiful

[@jeremywendelin]

Been back to watch this video hundreds of times. Love her style. Wish after these 3 years to see more of Wumings art. She’s Beautiful.

[@s10m0t10n]

That was wonderful. Wuming displays true grace, elegance and a quiet power. Thank you for uploading it and thanks, too, to Wuming for sharing her skill with us.

[@satnamo]

Ok I want to do this 1 day.

[@BenInSeattle]

This video inspires me. I see several negative comments here saying things like, _“The_ _camera_ _movement_ _is_ _distracting_ _-_ _use_ _a_ _tripod,”_ _“Focus_ _on_ _her_ _hips,_ _not_ _her_ _hands,”_ _“When_ _you_ _target_ _aesthetic_ _appeal,_ _that's_ _often_ _all_ _you_ _get,”_ and even, _“She's_ _not_ _even_ _at_ _the_ _level_ _of_ _a_ _student,_ _much_ _less_ _a_ _master.”_ Please do not listen to those people. There are plenty of dry instructional videos from the grandest of masters for people who want that. *This* *video* *doesn't* *teach* *Tai* *Chi,* *it* *inspires* *the* *desire* *to* *learn.*

[@sanesane8330]

Never mind the perverts. There are plenty of them who have done nothing in their life and hence frustrated. The video is beautiful and impressive.

[@ErraticFaith]

The video isn't impressive at all. At least to any genuine student of the Chen family, who will tell you it's fraudulent. But believe what you will.

[@poosie6]

I have been now studying tai chi two years - this if by far the MOST mesmerizing tai chi I have ever seen...lost count how many times I have watched this......THIS is where I want to be.....complete. absolutely stunning...graceful....all empowered. Alison x (UK)

[@mattnorthcutt3622]

Beautifully mastered. She demonstrates a perfect balance of grace and power. The cinematography is exquisite, and the set is perfect. Surrounded by an amazing soundtrack. As a whole, definitely an award winning video.

[@ethanlee-c3d]

Matt. I can do these moves while am having my breakfast and watching the tv at the same time. This is not real kungfu.

[@mattnorthcutt3622]

@@ethanlee-c3d Your handle is be kind to on another. Yet you insult me? I don't claim to be a master of the English language, so correct me if I'm wrong. I'm having difficulty finding the word Kungfu anywhere in my comment. By the way, congratulations on your ability to perform Tai Chi while eating breakfast in front of the TV. Sounds like your skills go far beyond just trolling the internet. You're a real winner?🤷‍♂️

[@stephena1196]

@@mattnorthcutt3622 I can't decide which is better: the video, or your reply to that comment and it's really good video.

[@mattnorthcutt3622]

@@stephena1196 Thank you, I appreciate the compliment.

[@stephena1196]

@@mattnorthcutt3622 you're very welcome sir.

[@wildrabbit1314]

Stunning! Her outfit is beautiful too.

[@trollmcclure1884]

but the boots look kinda too revolutionary for the job. Rather for a march 🙂

[@trvllei7592]

She’s so beautiful, graceful & strong & yes, I love most of her outfits, I wonder where to get them?

[@gogoing8601]

Failed

[@peacebe2u480]

Good grief! Ugly everything

[@onizukateacher7992]

@@trvllei7592 do you know now ??

[@HerRoyalLolliness]

Just recently started Tai Chi ... from home for now ... As a cop i needed something to give me piece of mind and a way to empty my mind. Love this.. very inspiring and beautifull to see. Love her outfit too.

[@munkyvision4635]

George, you are hands down my favourite content creator on KZbin.. Thank you for being such an immense inspiration.. Thank you for being you...

[@George-Thompson]

thanks for being with me!!

[@shiva5949]

Wumin...the flow of Chi...excellent.

[@CoachDale_TopNotchMuayThai]

This is beautiful. I’ve always loved watching Tai Chi. So smooth, flowing and calming to me.

[@AverageJoe173]

A true master of the art, her moves are so smooth and soft

[@rodneygratz3239]

Lucid, rational, and cogent. A perfect example of slow-living in an ageless environment.

[@kramblackbelt]

Living life deep tortoise breathing and loving tai chi and Qi Gong, been doing Yang 24, 48 and 85 and now working training with Chen 56 with my students, well done and thank you for sharing this video it will help a lot of practitioners in the art, and giving me a lot of motivation to keep going with the art....nicely done.

[@brianmucha6426]

Very balanced movements and well grounded. The bow in her legs, and how low her center of gravity was at times was amazing.

[@karunakbk]

Awesome performance Wuming. God bless you...

[@elvism6140]

She was amazing, her technique and Flow , I really enjoyed. Thank you so much for sharing

[@brigittemetsu8573]

Prachtig,heel rustig om dat mee te oefenen. Dank je wel zal dat af en toe terug halen.

[@plreeve]

I have just learnt the tai chi yang form and finished learning whole form today. I use to practice Tai chi years ago. I got back into it because I had to pack up running. This Lady has a lovely Grace to Her movements. Love the costume She is wearing. I like this form and will learn this next. Thanks for showing. It's an inspiration.

[@George-Thompson]

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[@jardineroaprendiz405]

Who is she?

[@ak1t4z3n7]

can we get the name of this form to learn?

[@-ius-6502]

Thank you. Blessings.

[@gommechops]

@@ak1t4z3n7 It is the Tai Chi form, Chen style.

[@gommechops]

Her stillness is impressive.

[@malakhthefallen]

Breathtaking post George! In the midst of the craziness in the world right now, i really needed this! Thank you for sharing it!

[@George-Thompson]

pleasure!

[@jeremywendelin]

Cutter Murdoch totally agree, brings such peace

[@Zippy-dj8ev]

She flows like water. Beautiful. Mesmerizing. Calms me just watching.

[@satnamo]

Water flows to lowly places That people reject: That is why Water is like de Dao. Dao is de universal principle of heaven, earth+mankind- It is called Taiji. Wuji moves and Produces Taiji. Taiji returns to Wuji When de former becomes still. All things in de Universe go like that: They eventually return to nothingness. Nothing comes from nothing is not truth Because 0=-1+1 Or No matter=anti-matter+matter. The adventure of life is to learn Taiji

[@Zippy-dj8ev]

@@satnamo wow! 🙌

[@susanhuber7807]

Simply beautiful, flowing and with purpose… I am a trained athlete and swimming is my game - tai chi reminds me how water shapes us in many ways and her Chen style is simply astonishing. Thank you for this video.

[@katriinagrant9510]

Most beautiful Tai Chi, thank you for this harmonious flow and peaceful, creative action. I became one with the world just by watching and a feeling arose of wishing to start to do Tai Chi again after a 12 years break. With blessings and gratitude in Oneness💗 🕊🙏🕊

[@serenewolf6267]

Such perfection in each move, not too firm and not too soft, not too fast or too slow, every movement so fluid and precise. Even the yin moves so perfectly executed. You can practically see the flow.

[@chrisknight3071]

Who is this so talented and harmonious Tai Chi practitioner? She is stunning in her waving moves! Thanks a lot! Very inspirational!

[@tic857]

The control she has definitely makes you feel like she is moving something unseen here and it lovely.

[@satnamo]

De grande ultimate shadow boxer

[@janniejadlik4444]

She is beautiful woman... Nice video... Thanks

[@TeacupChinese]

Wow. This video was absolutely incredible. The music, the angles, the Tai Chi. It gave me chills. AMAZING.

[@George-Thompson]

glad you enjoyed!

[@andymad47]

What a beautiful ,graceful,elegant woman,excellently filmed,awesome control.

[@mostguitarswins]

This is well done. I imagine it's somewhat challenging to do a form in the presence of a moving camera. Wumin's concentration and focus are steady. She draws you into quiet and peace. I'd like to learn to move like this. It is an answer to the chaos of the world.

[@OLDMANTEA]

Taichi stances put you at the edge of balance and comfort. How these folks make it look easy is beyond me.

[@miracleshappen4483]

I love the way the camera moves around her, it gives me a feeling of movement! Perfect ying & yang balance! 🤗😊😁

[@dmshueyable]

Respectfully disagree. Camera work was really not good. It annoyed me to no end. A tripod - no panning, no zooming -would have worked better as then you could see what was happening. Really a shame because it was a beautiful demonstration- just one that we could not see.

[@OlDirtySam]

@@dmshueyable I have to agree. The camera movements are very distractive.

[@fruitlessbeast]

@@dmshueyable Self indulgent nonsense. If can’t see then that’s on you.

[@dmshueyable]

@@fruitlessbeast funny way to say hello

[@fruitlessbeast]

@@dmshueyable I wasn't saying hello. I see that you weren't either in your OP. George may have room for improvement but the final product accomplishes what was intended. As with everything on the internet everyone is now allowed to become a public critic and divert attention to themselves. At least you started with 'respectfully' so that's a plus.

[@jn846]

Wow I LOVE this video! Grace, beauty, and power! Amazing! I got chills just watching! I studied Tai Chi with head student of Chen Man Ching and the great Tai Chi Grandmaster John Chung Li. I've watched 100s of videos. I really enjoyed this. It's a great performance, it's not an instructional video which I think I saw a few comments that a few people had wished for. Just take this for what it is - Art! Well done!

[@simonmassey3747]

Amazing wuming that has to be the best tai chi performance ever. So graceful every move tells a story. Well done George having the privilege of seeing it first hand and 780 views in an hour. This is what the world needs now. More tai chi and less misery and despair. Glad you are both well. Looking forward to your next video. Ps what was the fab music please and will you be doing some talks and maybe even a book when you are back in uk. Thanks again for the good you do.

[@George-Thompson]

thanks Simon!! Glad you enjoyed 💪

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

Beauty and power together! She is very grounded.

[@George-Thompson]

Thank you for watching 🙏

[@jeremywendelin]

Wow amazing! Goose bumps. Have a huge feeling going to be watching this many times. Looking forward to more of Wuming. Keep them coming

[@jeremywendelin]

Been back to watch this hundreds of times. Love her style. Wish after these 3 years to see more of Wumings art

[@50bkm]

This young lady flows. Smooth, makes this look easy, we know it takes time to be this smooth.

[@internalfightingarts7706]

This has everything -- a beautiful young woman doing a form extremely well, and inspirational videography. This is so well-done. I was in TV news for two decades and I shoot a lot of my own stuff, and my wife is also my videographer for martial arts videos. We will watch this tonight on the big-screen as a tutorial. I want to see more of Wuming and more of your work. I do Chen style. I've studied with members of the Chen family. I really love this performance.

[@Liliquan]

So if this was done by a male or an ugly or old female technically it wouldn't have everything?

[@KenGullette]

@@Liliquan Well, I am going to be 70 in three months, I have been doing this style of Tai Chi for 25 years and still hope to make videos like this. I am not as pretty but it is an inspirational video, especially with the videography, but also the spirit in her eyes and precision in her movement. I would suggest trying to appreciate the beauty in the entire performance as I did, and stop trying to judge others for not expressing their appreciation with the same wording you would. After viewing this, I sent the videographer a note complimenting his skill. It is truly amazing.

[@MrWayne1701]

What a perfect portrayal of serene grace and quiet beauty!

[@magno689]

Extremely beautiful, hypnotic, amazing, powerful music. Thank you for sharing.

[@jayhocke7477]

After a year, I come back to this demonstration and am still in awe of its beauty. Your camera work is phenominal and Wuming remains stunning.

[@hendrikbruck9677]

I train that Yilu since 28 years and I love to see my form in a movie like that. Wonderful form, every detail is clear, she worked hard on Laojia Yilu, very beautiful...

[@caseofthis3014]

The forms name is exactly which one ...? I can tell this one is truly a beautiful one ..

[@ErraticFaith]

18 form in the Lao jia yi lu style. Old Frame. Believe it or not, her performance is not the best I've seen either. Not meant as an insult and it could easily be that she preferred to make this very calm as it appeared (great if so!); but the Chen family Grandmaster (who is easy enough to look up) better demonstrates the hard force/transition that should be present. It can be quite contrasting and puts some people off of Chen, funnily enough. Yang is far more fluid comparatively. Personally I adore Chen though. It is the hereditary art supported in Beijing (wudang is more of a joke for serious practitioners here) with a steep history. Thats not to say that any form of the art is to be pointlessly mocked - more that people should be very careful when we start talking about lineage from perspective of 'effectiveness'. As only the family lineages meet that criteria currently.

[@Tom-xb8xt]

Absolutely a work of art. Have watched several times. Not only pleasant to the eyes, but can feel calm goodness deep within me. Peace.

[@ZsuzsannaSpiry]

From my Tai Chi Chuan Master Liu Pai Lin I learnt that the true Tai Chi happens within, with the constant flow of yin & yang. Thus, though the eyes are gazing outwards one's focus is inside. And this is exactly what I saw in this lady's Tai Chi. No effort at all, just the energy flowing. 🙏🙏🙏

[@martywilson6533]

do you know what form this is thnkyu ..

[@ZsuzsannaSpiry]

@@martywilson6533 hummm... sorry, I never really paid attention to this detail. My purpose was to learn the principles in order to practice them.

[@ZsuzsannaSpiry]

@@ZengHuaXiansheng Could be, yes, what you said rang a bell. With Liu Pai Lin we practiced the short 37 movements and also the 108 long tai chi. But it was in the early 80s so I don't remember much of it. But the principle is still engrained in my being and I do love it.

[@ZsuzsannaSpiry]

@@ZengHuaXiansheng hello! Yes, you're right. I confirmed Master Liu Pai Lin taught Yang Cheng-Fu and Chang Chin Lin. It seems he adapted the style he taught here in Brazil due to Brazilians lack of Tai Chi culture.

[@JL-bo4bh]

Stay away from other form which jumps up and down or twists your body with lots of fancy nonsense movements. That is designed strictly for stage performance and wishfully to be included in Olympic competition. This one is more like authentic Tai Chi. I can tell because I've been practice Tai Chi for over 30 years. Not many people can move me a bit when I stand still.

[@jamespaterson6550]

So graceful and as strange as it sounds there is a stillness and quiet to it also

[@imllendream]

The final moment was pure love and tranquility...

[@johnnydez4392]

What a truly graceful being an infinitude of thanks for giving me insight into my novice practice.

[@alphashanahan4323]

Lovely video, but i wish the camera stopped zooming in on her face. I know maybe the camera guy loves her face he,he,he... but it's a bit annoying to miss seeing the leg and feet positions. They are very important and seeing the whole body gives one more sense of the gracefulness and fluidity of tai chi when done perfectly.

[@PreciousBuddha]

Not just the camera man that appreciates her beauty😉

[@WeRise445]

The long skirt hinders the movements as well. Nice video though.

[@VegetoStevieD]

Put your mind at her sacrum. Everything is implied by everything.

[@Ironfangzu]

Fortunately she is performing a very well known Chen Style Tai Chi form. You can find many masters performing the exact same form if you want to learn it. Few of them are as pretty or execute the form in such a cool location. But several of them are in fact better than she is in terms of balance and precision.

[@nataliet8149]

I had the samethought! ! She is really good though. This is the style I studied. It was really cool to watch still

[@NimKorko]

I learnt Tai Chi for 4 years in my 20s and now that I'm 40 I missed it so much, so I began to learn this form's steps 1-by-1. Even from this many years of not practicing, I feel that I found the perfect form for me. I began with Yang style then changed to Wu in that 4 years, but this form. This is like a river in the mountains for me. Flowing steadily and quietly until sudden waterfalls makes it break the silence and strikes down on the rocks beneath until it calms down again.

[@persistente1]

I love Chen style with soft and sudden strong movements.

[@uliuli8997]

Be Water My Friend...And she is. The embodiment of Tai Chi Chuan Forms.The emobodiment of Tao. Praise Lord Buddha.

[@PeachesCourage]

This was a bright spot in my day thanks so much ! Stamina she has is amazing

[@MONQTV]

Stunning is an understatement like REALLY BEAUTIFUL

[@mikemckay4380]

With everything in lockdown, I've been trying to learn this form for a while now from other videos online. Then this video showed up in my KZbin feed. The way it was shot has made learning the form lot easier. Well done to everyone involved 👍

[@ak1t4z3n7]

you know the name of this form to learn? thank you(any resources will be really appreciated) god bless you

[@isabelcolette]

13 Steps Form or "Short Form" of Chen Style. ;)

[@isabelcolette]

Or Laojia Yi Lu. Sorry, I went straight to the translation. Hope it helps!

[@mikemckay4380]

I believe it's called the Chen 18 form.

[@Luis-dn3kq]

@@mikemckay4380 first part is laojia Yilu, second part laojia Erlu

[@katriinagrant9510]

She has such beautiful movement and flow in a peaceful but controlled enough way where needed. Thank you for sharing this inspiring sequence.🙏🕊

[@emmanueljohnson450]

This Goddess brought tears to my eyes beautiful

[@brennanlundgren]

U may need glasses then or stop chopping onions

[@aggyzander]

She brought tears to my eyes too

[@PaulHand11]

I just repeat, repeat..... pick a clip repeat, repeat.....❤❤❤The Ladies Graceful style takes me there...❤❤😊😊😊A clip of Heaven. Thank you our Brother n sister...

[@docholidays1374]

really nice - great training...incredible cinematography. can tell she's still learning too and will only get better. i liked the way she stayed back on the 2nd jin gang and didnt go forward to quickly. important not to exhaust the shifting all at once....thanks...

[@user-ot5mk1lb8b]

Really good video George of this beautiful woman and her very good tai chi.

[@joaoernesto5346]

Parabéns Wuming! Você é uma excelente praticante de Tai Chi e representa muito bem o Estilo Chen como um verdadeiro Mestre.

[@sunnyd4890]

Tai Chi goddess! Graceful, poised and full of inner strength!

[@nicolaj62]

awesome vid! Seeing Wuming, dancing Tai Chi, the way you can see the energy at her hands thrills me! The way you catched this with the cam, so mindblowing, ..... we meet on patreon, the time has come! ;) Hugs to Wuming, Master Gu and you for being what you are!

[@jsphotos]

Watch her thumbs; they are floating - a sign that this is mostly local movement and not coming from a relaxed center. It's amazing to me how much garbage is out there about the Chinese Internal Martial Arts.

[@LebenskompetenzForum]

So beautiful. I admire her focus and she seems to fall into trance during the practise...

[@john1066k]

George, That was beautifully filmed and truly mesmerising. After the teaser a while ago, so pleased that you filmed Wuming again. Greetings and good luck from Bristol, UK.

[@George-Thompson]

thanks John!

[@dinopalmer2083]

Her flow is beautiful The moves are straight tight, Tai chi is great Anytime is just right.

[@athanasiospatsis7720]

Ohh she is the girl who stole your heart back in the mountain!!! ;)

[@athanasiospatsis7720]

@MÉNG LIN QI on the contrary! :)

[@alcyonedetauri352]

Nobody can blame him because she's a very beautiful martial art expert like she moves and flowing with the energy....!!!

[@vanyadavydov87]

I love her

[@ErraticFaith]

Are there any westerners who aren't perverts or just overly obsessed with females? Genuinely curious. By Chinese standards no she isn't attractive, by any standard. Shes quite average/below. However her execution here is great and that should be the focus.

[@phoerest]

This woman is so beautiful, so graceful. Thank you for sharing

[@davidcostes9927]

Wow her movements are so fluid it gave me goosebumps. She clearly has a deeper wisdom tethered to her movements. I’m thankful to find this video 🙏🏼

[@thegemini280]

Very Beautifully Done. Thank You For Taking Me Back To When I Studied The Martial Arts.

[@shamanizing]

Gracious movements. Obviously it took many years to get to this point of expertise!

[@lynnelanguedoc4049]

I could watch this video and never get tired😊. Tony From Canada 🇨🇦

[@PollyPop.]

Would it be possible to do a 2nd video...with commentary? May be explaining the individual moves, the feeling behind the movement, Wuming's state of mind while she is performing? Is she imagining an opponent or is it more a meditative solitary performance? So strong, beautiful and peaceful to watch! Thank you!

[@Ironfangzu]

The form that she's practicing, and the way that she's executing it, leads me to think that she is almost certainly using it as a, as you call it, a meditative solitary performance.. She is striving with each movement to control her breathing, to keep her moments supple, to flow from movement to movement with perfect balance, like water flowing downstream. In Taiji, Although each movement in Taiji has, in theory, a use in combat like any other wushu form, the way she is doing it, she's not practicing self defense. She's perfecting self control.

[@thunder420]

Thank you that was wonderful

[@PhantomLord24]

Amazing, say my greetings to Wuming her style is powerfull and is so beautiful how she manage those Tai Energy. Thanks for make this video greetings from Peru 🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪

[@aidaliuuu]

Phantom Lord oh, I just came back home from quarantine in Peru, stayed inside the jungle for 3 weeks~ stay healthy over there

[@PhantomLord24]

@@aidaliuuu wow really? Hope you got a great time here despide this quarentine situation. Keep safe and take care.

[@janethlusekelo8432]

🤗🤗🤗

[@sunnymonkey6182]

The quiet strength and control of her movements brought tears to my eyes. I want to learn.

[@mixlix8909]

I filmed my self doing Tai chi at home - I never laughed so hard in my life.

[@eddyboiiiy6109]

Same here brotha HAHAHA But let's continue the journey we set upon ourselves 🙇 It's fun too HAHAHA

[@whitespacemarines4308]

It's all fun and games until you put the camera on and realize you look like a Drunken Yak, trying to do Tai Chi! LOL!

[@mikem5105]

First laugh but after a few months of practice you will be dead serious like her and fully enjoin yourself

[@ErraticFaith]

Probably not as much as we laughed watching Xu Xiaodong smash a 'taiji master' into the floor in under 10 seconds lol.

[@pionmeson]

So beautiful, graceful, yet somehow fierce too. Her focus and slow intention says don't mess with her😍😍😍

[@leecoates]

She is pure fluidity and focussed energy personified. The title is accurate, it is absolutely stunning to watch. Where can I begin to learn this in the UK??

[@andreatthenight3052]

www.ciaa.org.uk, these guys teach Chen style in the UK. 😁

[@lynnmckenna9934]

Lee Coates so beautifully said!!

[@iliad52]

My teacher www.shaolinculture.co.uk/ and his kung fu brother www.tang-long.co.uk/. Wuming's style looks like it's Chen Zhenglei, which they both teach.

[@Drakula5]

Ha-ha-ha! You might learn 56 forms of Chen Taichi from KZbin even being in New Zealand or Russia! And her performance is full of mistakes and misunderstandings of movements

[@danbien]

@@Drakula5 I don't recomend to anybody to learn martial art from youtube. The videos here are very usefull only if the practitioner have proper training with a teacher . And, by the way, this lady performs the movements quite well.

[@Ultra-Luminary]

Thank you for this blissful moment...

[@RedStoneWhite]

Beautiful performance 🙏 her Jing can be felt through the screen ❤

[@Qi_Men]

As it goes by 精、氣、神、I've heard the ultimate goal is "Shen"

[@rainbowstar4360]

So very very peaceful, and powerful! Thank you.

[@ByAnyOther]

That song is captivatingly cool - A Ballad To Chuang Tzu, Oliver Shanti & Friends

[@satnamo]

Without music Life would be a mistake. Mistake is natural: Regret is foolish. The wisest men of all ages Have always the same things; And fools always do the opposite. What do they say ? Exercise and peace of mind Are the key to a peaceful And fulfilling life. Was that life ? I want to say to death. Well then!

[@annamichel1121]

Magnifique tout en grâce force puissance et légèreté

[@パスファインダー9]

綺麗❣️軸が安定して動きが滑らかでしなやか。素敵です。❣️

[@9usuck0]

I love this lady's movements and I love this lady's coat.

[@satnamo]

Me too

[@9usuck0]

@@satnamo I only wish they have a version with a steady cam. Because I AM going to learn this by watching, but its a little harder from the video. Lol Probably on purpose.

[@nunayoorbidnez2119]

I synch'd this to Pink Floyd's "Time" and it was amazing.

[@crystaltaylor138]

Wumin is stunning. I love everything about this. I must learn, it feels like the next step from yoga.

[@davidryan7386]

chen is the hardest. yang easiest, and wu in the middle, many would say. it definitely is a step or 2 after yoga. standing practice is needed too. good luck!

[@Johncalonso]

Wuming’ performance is both breathtaking and mesmerizing and her skill unquestionably. Though I must add that to fully appreciate Tai Chi one must also be able to observe her stances. To expand on that of course is her connection to earth, twisting of the feet, movement of the knees, hips, shoulders and elbows. All too often one or more of these elements were missing from video instead focusing on hand movements. Still Wuming’s mastery shines through brilliantly.

[@thundercatxx8799]

lovely! very graceful and disciplined with her flow

[@methandtopology]

That hip double twist at 3:03 for her punch is so clean, I'm trying to learn it while practising karate but it's so hard to get such good control over my body

[@davidmack5689]

Its a fa jing movement back forward back its common in hsing tuan and sun lu tang tai chi ALWAYS remain relaxed and the strike should shake out releasing power good luck

[@KenpoKid77]

@@davidmack5689 In Okinawan karate, they teach the same movement, they call it chinkuchi...very possibly may have adopted it from China. Unfortunately, you don't hear about it much in Japanese karate, unless the instructor/school is familiar with Okinawan karate or the Chinese arts.

[@davidmack5689]

It's not the same '' it's a harder power called gang ' my atemi jujitsu teacher 2nd in Japan for sword and kata would turn the waste in a 3 time movement with his strikes hes 7th dan black belt '' tai chi chuan works the tan tien or hara in japan '' master sun lu tang beat 7 Japanese karate masters in japan ''' his photo is honoured in Japanese dojos '' he was a master of hsing bagua and han small frame chen tai chi and All the movements are fa jing ' have a good day

[@rudybarrios1344]

Wow that's a beautiful performance I love it, and she is gorgeous....! Love 😘 her and her discipline.!

[@TheFliprunner]

Yes George, this was brilliant, beautifully filmed and edited too, almost as if the camera man was doing tai chi with her. Was it you by chance?

[@George-Thompson]

it was indeed 🙌 glad you enjoyed

[@cyrisvoss832]

Seriously stepping up your camera game!! Seriously so grateful that you made this!!

[@internalfightingarts7706]

@@George-Thompson that is amazing camera work. A tutorial.

[@cacciato69]

actually the photographer does not know to focus on the dan tien, the center. you often cut off her foot work. It is a first rule of photo ... camera aimed at center of person not face height ...

[@authenticselection4248]

@@cacciato69 I agree. Though the definition is excellent, and there are some lovely camera moves, the absence of so much strategic leg and foot work detracts from what could be a class presentation, and makes this frustrating to watch. With better planning, this could be an excellent video and I look forward to more as this collaboration develops.

[@croccogoza]

To me personally, true Tai Chi is the most other-worldly, mystical form of movement I've even seen. Its beauty and grace is transcendent. True Tai Chi is an Ideal of the highest order.

[@abelhabelha14]

Estou aqui por causa da dobra de água de Avatar! Achei incrível. I’m here because of waterbending from Avatar! Amazing movements.

[@matthewfreeland5957]

Love the music ! Tai chi always had a certain beauty to it .