It's a pleasure to see a "Wudang" demonstration that actually looks like Wudang instead of the usual Shaolin. Shaolin sword, or even Shaolin Tai-Chi is, in the words of my highest level teacher, "not wrong," but it should have: structure, alignment, linkage, and Chi flow, to be Wudang.
Thanks for your comment. Actually this Wudang Sword demonstration is my early video not good enough to show Chi flow. I improved my skills after training Chen Style Tai Chi Sword.
@@MariaNZ-TaiChi You must be referring to the sword set you performed on the beach. Frankly, I believe that the flow of Chi is better in the earlier set. Chen is flashy, but discharges too much Chi. You are quite young, and perhaps can afford it, but when I learned Chen I found that I discharged so much (it feels great) that I got Chi-Kung sick, and had to go the Dr. Y.K. Lai in San Francisco to get repaired. Now I do the Hao and the Wu styles, from Shanghai.
Thank you Maria for sharing another beautiful. Form!🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹
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It's a pleasure to see a "Wudang" demonstration that actually looks like Wudang instead of the usual Shaolin.
Shaolin sword, or even Shaolin Tai-Chi is, in the words of my highest level teacher, "not wrong," but it should have: structure, alignment, linkage, and Chi flow, to be Wudang.
Thanks for your comment. Actually this Wudang Sword demonstration is my early video not good enough to show Chi flow. I improved my skills after training Chen Style Tai Chi Sword.
@@MariaNZ-TaiChi You must be referring to the sword set you performed on the beach. Frankly, I believe that the flow of Chi is better in the earlier set. Chen is flashy, but discharges too much Chi. You are quite young, and perhaps can afford it, but when I learned Chen I found that I discharged so much (it feels great) that I got Chi-Kung sick, and had to go the Dr. Y.K. Lai in San Francisco to get repaired. Now I do the Hao and the Wu styles, from Shanghai.
Is this the Yang style Wudang sword form? It's not Wudang Sanfeng Taiji sword.
It’s traditional Wudang Tai Chi sword.
@@MariaNZ-TaiChi can I ask what school or lineage you learned it from? I'm very interested in all the different tai chi sword forms.
@@MariaNZ-TaiChi also, thank you for your reply! It is a very graceful form that I don't get to see often.
Thanks for your comments. I learned from videos by myself mostly.