Tai Chi Application for Self-Defense in Simplified Form 24 by Jesse Tsao

Tai Chi Application for Self-Defense in Simplified Form 24 by Jesse Tsao

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The martial aspect of Tai Chi is a hidden value of the ancient art.  There are not enough references of Tai Chi’s applications in self-defense today because it has been de-martialized from its original fighting purpose to make its way into the general population.  Master Tsao shares with you his research and 30 years of teaching experience in the major applications of Simplified Tai Chi Form 24.  The principles are based on Tai Chi Classics: to redirect or borrow an opponent’s force first, then strike his weak point.  This video reveals Tai Chi’s fighting secrets in an easy-to-understand and use manner.  It is a good reference for home study, or a resource for instructor’s teaching preparation.  Suggest 25 class hours.  Instructions are given in English.  Played by Master Jesse Tsao and Karl Newmeyer.  (Difficulty: Beginner Level). DVD, (62 minutes)

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