Curriculum 2020 |
sets from Chen Family style Tai
Chi Chuan in the manner of Grandmaster Chen Zhenglei |
1. 18 movements, |
2. Lao Jia 1 (Old Frame) |
3. Xin Jia 1 (New Frame) |
4. Double batons |
5. single saber |
6. single sword |
7. eyebrow height staff (Five Tigers
staff in the manner of Grandmaster Chen Qingzhou) |
8. spear (71 movements) |
9. Lao Jia 2 (Cannon Fist) |
10. Xin Jia 2 |
11. Xia Jia (108 movement Small Frame) |
12. kwan dao. |
13. long pole (lau gar - 3 meters
as opposed to the more typical 1.5 meter staff) - both one and
two person forms |
14. double sabers |
15. double swords |
16. fork (cha) |
traditional Chen Family warm-up
exercises (ungraded) - some special wrists exercises have been
added |
Chen Family Silk Reeling exercises |
Tools |
1. Tai Chi ruler |
2. Tai Chi bang |
3. Tai Chi bar (foot roller) practiced with
porcupine ball |
4. chidu - long (32") Tai chi bang |
5. bent bang |
6. Tai Chi ball |
7. Bao ding balls |
8. Wing chun ring |
9. Grip rings |
10. Select exercises from Chinese Wand in the manner of Bruce
Johnson |
Qigong (Chi gung) routines from the Chinese Health
Qigong Association |
1. Duan Jin (Eight Brocades) |
2. Yi Jin Jing (Tendon Washing) |
3. Wu Qin Xi (Five Animals Exercises) |
4. Liu Zi Jue (Six Sounds Breathing Exercises) |
5. Da Wu (Joint flexion) |
6. Twelve Step Daoyin (Health preservation) |
7. Shi Er Duan Jin Yin (advanced sitting exercises) |
8. Mawangdui Daoyin Shu (therapeutic stretching) |
9. Taiji Yangsheng Zhang (a zhang is a wooden stick 48 inches
long) |
Wu Ji meditation in the manner of Cai Songfang - sitting
and standing |
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