Thank you for this! I've been away from Tai Chi for several years and couldn't remember the set. Seeing it from the back and all one angle is very helpful.
perfect.. no audio.. no distractions.. done at a good pace.. a quick glance for course correction and you've got a good practise partner.. front view helped as well.. thanx
This Back view is exactly what I needed to help me practice as a beginner. I can do the first 17 moves perfectly. I needed this back view to move forward. Thank you.
Thank you for doing a silent set. I really appreciate your excellent form without the need to explain anything. This will really help my independent work on memorizing and really deepening my set.
Thank you so much for posting this! Absolutely wonderful! I’m so glad I finally found you- it’s been 30 years and I’m finally coming back around due to injuries and although I barely remember the set it felt WONDERFUL following along! It’s interesting to feel how much more of a challenge it is now that I’m older. THANK YOU.
I like this! I know it's fast, but, it helps review the moves mentally while watching online. While actually doing, you can slow it down, or speed it up or stop it all together, while you practice. Love it! Thanks!
Julie Davis Moi used to say Tai chi is slow but not slow motion... just as you say sometimes faster sometimes slower he was always changing it up. Fun to remember. Especially with the instructor in this video, so good
@kivatron190 mebbe step away from the computer and actually attend a class.. these are reference material .. it makes sense if ya've done it with a human
Trying to remember the moves after years away from it. Struggled with the front view. This back view is perfect. Thanks so much.
Thank you for this! I've been away from Tai Chi for several years and couldn't remember the set. Seeing it from the back and all one angle is very helpful.
perfect.. no audio.. no distractions..
done at a good pace..
a quick glance for course correction and you've got a good practise partner..
front view helped as well.. thanx
This Back view is exactly what I needed to help me practice as a beginner. I can do the first 17 moves perfectly. I needed this back view to move forward. Thank you.
This is saving my life right now- during Covid 19 - feels so great. Thanks again.
Thank you for doing a silent set. I really appreciate your excellent form without the need to explain anything. This will really help my independent work on memorizing and really deepening my set.
Very useful for refreshing my memory of the set. Thanks!
Thank you so much for posting this!
Absolutely wonderful! I’m so glad I finally found you- it’s been 30 years and I’m finally coming back around due to injuries and although I barely remember the set it felt WONDERFUL following along! It’s interesting to feel how much more of a challenge it is now that I’m older. THANK YOU.
I like this! I know it's fast, but, it helps review the moves mentally while watching online. While actually doing, you can slow it down, or speed it up or stop it all together, while you practice. Love it! Thanks!
Julie Davis
Moi used to say Tai chi is slow but not slow motion... just as you say sometimes faster sometimes slower he was always changing it up. Fun to remember. Especially with the instructor in this video, so good
The back view is excellent. Thanks.
Great tai chi thanks
Thank you so very much for posting this.
Bellissimo grazie di cuore
Thank You. This really helps so much.
Thank you for this. Will follow :D
Thank you 💙
@pucona No front view doesn't help coz we dont know what angle is he doing it is it the right or left???
Who is teaching this class
Snakes wearing the heads of dragons. The path to being a paper tiger.
g0blinL0rd Oh Lord bce
Bce? SMC.
I find this the easiest way to learn the moves.
Giallo
@kivatron190 mebbe step away from the computer and actually attend a class.. these are reference material .. it makes sense if ya've done it with a human
Trop vite. L'exécution serait plus appréciée pour une débutante en mouvement plus lent.
I´ve never seen such a beginning, I mean bending all the way down
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Maria Kraayvanger oponoo
O opposé
O opnoponoo oponpono
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Too fast - no one does it like that! It doesn't do any good to people trying to learn, it's only you lshowing off
Nope. Not showing off. Just excellent form and no chit chat.
Christian ,Pagé
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The back view is no better than the front.
I like the back view best. It's like being in class watching who ever is the lead
I disagree. Because that's how I learned the set... and I especially love the no talking element of this video.