Taichi
Traditional Routines · Balance, Strength, and Inner Harmony
Traditional Routines · Balance, Strength, and Inner Harmony
The following Taichi routines are taught with an emphasis on traditional training methods, combining precision, grace, and mindfulness to promote both physical and mental well-being.
✓ Chen 18 Form
✓ Chen 22 Form
✓ Chen Sabre
✓ Yang Sword
✓ Yang Sabre
The alternating slow and fast movements train stability and proprioception.
Spiral movements (缠丝劲) gently stretch muscles and connective tissues.
Deep stances and explosive power (发劲) build leg and core strength.
Dynamic transitions and sustained movement improve circulation and heart function.
The meditative flow calms the nervous system and lowers cortisol levels.
Mind-body coordination enhances cognitive function and awareness.
Harmonizing Qi flow helps regulate mood and inner calm.
Silk-reeling and breath coordination stimulate meridian pathways.
Movements are designed to activate liver, kidney, heart, and spleen functions through traditional Chinese medicine principles.
Fa jin (explosive power) and rooted stances develop self-defense capability while preserving softness and control.
Taichi embodies calm power — uniting strength and softness, movement and stillness, body and mind in perfect balance.