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Wu Style 36 Style Taiji Sword

Thirty-six Wu Style Taiji Sword

Thirty-six Wu Style Taiji Sword is a simplified Wu Style Taiji Sword routine, which is based on the original foundation of the traditional Wu Style (sixty-four) Taiji Sword, and should be adapted to meet the needs of the general public for practicing and learning Taiji Sword.

The routine has thirty-six movements and is divided into four sections. The sword is flexible, ingenious and fine, and the whole routine is reasonable in structure, suitable in length and easy to learn, characterized by delicate swordplay, subtle techniques and rich content.

Regular practice can improve physical fitness, health and artistic cultivation, as well as enhance the understanding and awareness of ancient Chinese culture and swordplay.

Action Name:

01 Starting Stance

02 Splitting Sword Seven Stars

03 Step Up to Cover the Knee

04 Turning Over and Splitting the Sword

05 Progressing and Taking the Knee

06 Crouching Tiger at the Door

07 Boatswain's Sculling Row

08 Shun Shui Push the Boat

09 Pointing Red in the Eyebrows

10 Reverse Wrist Scissors

11 Turning Over and Splitting the Sword

12 Apes and Monkeys Shuffling Their Arms

13 Pei Gong Chopping the Snake

14 Tackling a Chevron at the Bottom of the Sea

15 Quei Xing Lifting the Brush

16 Reverse Hand Gesture

17 Progressing and Planting the Sword

18 Left and Right Lifting the Whip

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20. Picking Stars with Wonderful Hands

21. Dusting in the Wind

22. Searching for Snakes in the Grass

23. Stirring the Tail of the Yellow Dragon

24. Spitting Letters of the White Snake

25. Searching for the Moon at the Bottom of the Sea

26. Pouncing on the Rat with the Cat

27. Lying on the Left and Right Side

28. Jumping into a Stream to Cut Off the Fish

28. 29. Cloud Shining on Wushan Mountain

30. Li Guang Shooting Stone

31. Holding the Moon Position

32. Single Whip Position

33. Dragon Swinging Tail

34. Harrier Through the Woods

35. Hook and Hanging Linking Hooks

36. Hap Taiji (Closing Position)

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