Tung Tai Chi Slow Form, Second Half

[@markdonovan1540]

It's great to see someone deep in the zone while performing their art. He's really working the legs here.

[@andywong5105]

Thank You for watching my video.

[@GeorgeKollerproducer]

Thank you so much Andy...this is remarkable and detailed and clear as a bell. The wind in the trees is just the right soundtrack too.

[@andywong5105]

Hi George, I'm glad that the video will aid your Tai Chi practice. I wish I had the soundtrack of that performance we did those many years ago with myself, Master Mak and I think you on sitar.

[@msmith3121]

Fantastic Andy Wong, this is the form I learnt (and am still doing 35 years later) from Mr T T Ang in Singapore. I haven't seen anyone else doing it here in New Zealand so its a real treat to see it again. Thanks very much for this.

[@andywong5105]

Hi from Canada! Thanks for watching the video and please keep practicing.

[@joshpickles9022]

Beautifully done and so cool to see the similarities between yang cheng Fu and the tung lineage. Interesting you guys divide the form in half instead of three sections.

[@andywong5105]

Hi, I always found it easier in my practice to use Cross Hands as the midway point of the form.

[@guytomash3382]

Excellent! Thank you for posting these valuable videos. They are a good reference to review my own Tai Chi form, since I can no longer follow behind you like in the old days at the Kingsway studio!

[@andywong5105]

Hi Guy, thanks for kindly sharing my videos. Yes, in those days, Master Mak would have me lead the form so that he could teach in the adjourning room.

[@ronsalah7007]

Thank you, Andy. This is excellent review. A bit different in places from how I remember being taught. None of the beginner, easier steps into some of the postures. Will you be doing a sword video? I'd love to learn the form. Spear as well.

[@andywong5105]

Hi Ron, thanks for your support. My form has changed a little over the years as I've tried to develop my own style based on those of mainly Master Mak but, also other teachers' aspects that I've liked. I will be posting the Sword Form next.