Sun Style Tai Chi: Stepping Properly;The Follow Step in Tai Chi Chuan and How it Helps Build Balance

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  • čas přidán 20. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 26

  • @walterjackson7420
    @walterjackson7420 Před rokem +1

    I love it! This lady knows what she is talking about. My group really likes it.

    • @InternalTaiChi
      @InternalTaiChi  Před rokem +2

      Thank you!! I'll be uploading a video on brush knee and play the lute soon. I appreciate you comment. 👍

  • @benharyo
    @benharyo Před rokem +1

    Thank you, very useful for Sun Tai Chi, as the follow step is a main characteristic of Sun Style.

    • @InternalTaiChi
      @InternalTaiChi  Před rokem +1

      You are welcome! Yes, the follow step is very important when doing Sun Style!

  • @gleebeatz
    @gleebeatz Před rokem +2

    Happy Tai Chi - Qi Gong Day ☯️
    Great Videos Ms. Susan 💪💯
    Just Starting Sun Style Taijiquan
    Thank You for Posting ☺️

    • @InternalTaiChi
      @InternalTaiChi  Před rokem +2

      You are very welcome. I'm posting a video tomorrow on Sun Style Brush knee, play the Lute. Hopefully you will find it helpful!

    • @gleebeatz
      @gleebeatz Před rokem +2

      @@InternalTaiChi That's Awesome 👍 That's Where I'm at With Dr. Paul Lam's Tai Chi 4 Arthritis,..Can't wait to See ☯️

    • @InternalTaiChi
      @InternalTaiChi  Před rokem +2

      @@gleebeatz I scheduled it to post April 30th. Brush knee, Play the Lute, parry and punch, push the mountain!

  • @afimsel5161
    @afimsel5161 Před rokem +2

    hi susan Great Lesson thanks

    • @InternalTaiChi
      @InternalTaiChi  Před rokem

      You are very welcome! I'll post on brush knee and play the lute soon!

  • @TheBhannah
    @TheBhannah Před 5 měsíci

    Awesome instructions !

  • @JulieRees-cd6um
    @JulieRees-cd6um Před rokem

    Good morning Susan. I'm watching this video days later than normal. What a great teaching explanation 👍 I have used this Sun style stance and walk when I am doing my daily Chi Gong and I find it helps preserve my eneryg and a much more flowing routine. Thank you for your video. By watching it I had noticed that I maybe getting lazy🤭 Have a good day to you and all your followers. Dydd da pob. 😊

    • @InternalTaiChi
      @InternalTaiChi  Před rokem

      Thank you so much for your continued positive feedback. I appreciate your taking the time to do so! I am so glad you find my videos helpful and take the time to provide testimonials as to how they are helping you. Can you tell me what the acronym or abbreviation at the end of your message means? Thank you.

    • @JulieRees-cd6um
      @JulieRees-cd6um Před rokem

      @@InternalTaiChi Hiya Susan. Hwyl da pob means goodbye or have fun everyone. Hwyl pob same meaning. Bore da means good morning. I am from Wales and it is our national language of Welsh. 😊

    • @InternalTaiChi
      @InternalTaiChi  Před rokem +1

      @@JulieRees-cd6um Oh how cool is that!?! Thank you. You added another one at the end of another post. Can you tell me what that one means too? Very fun. And by the way - I have been to Wales! 💞

    • @JulieRees-cd6um
      @JulieRees-cd6um Před rokem

      @@InternalTaiChi Hiya Susan. How wonderful to hear you have been to our beautiful little country of Wales. Dydd da pob means good day everyone or everyone have a good day. I wish I could say I have been to America. Maybe one day! Thank you for your continued support with your videos. Diolch yn fawr ( thank you very much or big thank you) I'll have you speaking Welsh before you know it 😊 Julie

    • @InternalTaiChi
      @InternalTaiChi  Před rokem +1

      @@JulieRees-cd6um 😄 I understand it is a difficult language to learn. Your English is wonderful! If you do ever come to the USA, you'll have to visit Texas and do some Tai Chi with my peeps (that's Texan for people....😆)

  • @celestevasconcelos3536
    @celestevasconcelos3536 Před rokem +2

    ✌️👍✌️👍

  • @z3araybeats
    @z3araybeats Před rokem +1

    I feel very uncomfortable when walking will this help?

    • @InternalTaiChi
      @InternalTaiChi  Před rokem +1

      It depends. What brings you discomfort when you walk?