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Wudang Kungfu is divided into Taichi and Kungfu systems. Taichi is the core of the art.
Taichi has several sub-categories. They are Taichi (non-exerting/ non-vigour), Liang Yi Boxing (strength-exerting/Fast and slow dual) and Regimen exercise (Qigong and Nedan). The all-round curriculum thoroughly strengthens body by training joint and bone, internal chi and mind. It also exercises internal organs, stimulates energy channel and blood circulation, releases pressure, and nurtures the mind and spirit. Continuous practice promotes life and spiritual development; enhances longevity, agile thinking and development of body potential. -
The mystery of the real Wudang:
Zhang Sanfeng is the originator of Wudang -
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RTHK:" Kungfu legend- Mount Wudang" Grandmaster Taoist Zhong Yun Long
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RTHK: Kungfu Legend- Mount Wudang -Master Taoist Chen Shi Xing
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- Wudang Taoist kungfu Promo
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- Chinese martial arts master - Wudang martial arts successor - Zhong Yunlong
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- Taichi Wudang
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Chen style Taichi boxing was designed by Chen Wang Ting in early Qing Dynasty in Chenjiagou Henan Province. Based on ancestral boxing theory and style, combining with Chinese medical energy channel knowledge, breathing technique, Yin and yang philosophy, the Chen style Taichi is both rigid and flexible, fast and slow, in line with human physiology, perfect for offensive and defensive situation.
- Kungfu Legend- Taichi combat
- Grandmaster Taoist Chen Xiao Wang
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Kungfu Legend- Practical Taichi - Chen Xiao Xing and Chen Xiao Wang
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Kungfu Legend- Practical Taichi 05
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