Chen style Taiji Quan Routine I (Chen Fake Style) 5DVDs

The routine I Quan, handed down by Mr.Chen Fake, is traditional. It consists of 83 postures and fully retains its original characteristics and hitting style. Taiji refers to Qi, following Yin and Yang, getting harmonious with nature. It is mainly about forming postures, most of which are soft, but with a hidden force. It characterizes hard aids soft, visible and invisible, move implies still. When practice, we should present the special energy and miraculous feelings. The energy is like coiling silk to shuttle, round outwards and square inwards, and loosening flexible and springing shaking, at the same time willpower keeps increasing without force, furthermore, spirit get through when willpower fades. All posture in the routine I are original, many of which rarely appear now. They are unique in style and good for life preservation. It is a good reference for many Taiqi Quan lovers and researchers.

Lecturer: Zhang Jianping
Format: 5DVDs
Language Speaking: Chinese
Subtitle: English/Chinese


Chen style Taiji Quan Routine II (Chen Fake Style) 2DVDs

Routine II of Chen-style Taiji Quan stresses hardness with softness. While practicing, you should complete with force and in quick succession such movements as stamping, applying your force, dodging away or jumping up. It has the air of monstrous python coming out of cave, fierce tiger rushing down mountain and moves as lion shaking its furs. Its demands are: hand leading, body following, flexible footwork, steady foot, complete force and sufficient spirit. Its main movements are pluck, twist, elbow and lean, accompanied by stroke, squeeze and press, so it fully shows the features of fastness and forcefulness.

Lecturer: Zhang Jianping
Format: 2DVDs
Language Speaking: Chinese
Subtitle: English/Chinese


Chen style Taiji Quan Hand Push (Chen Fake Style) 3DVDs

Chen-style Taiji Quan hand-push was called fending hand and beating hand. It was compiled by Chen Wangyan in Chenjiagou of Wen county in Henan.Here, on the basis of folk techniques of martial arts in Ming Dynasty, together with intrinsic characteristics of Tai-Chi, it develops into a sports comprehensively. It inherits three methods of seizing, falling and throwing beating, themed on twisting and helical motion. Its high command is harmony between hard and soft.

Lecturer: Zhang Jianping
Format: 3DVDs
Language Speaking: Chinese
Subtitle: English/Chinese