Two Starting Feet in Taijiquan

In Wu's Taijiquan, there are three main styles: 83 style, 84 style, and 37 style. These three styles have left and right stomps, but the significance of the actual combat is not exactly the same. However, Wu's Taijiquan is a synthesis of the styles that Quan You's founder learned from Yang Lu Chan and Yang Ban Hou, and then passed on to Wu Jian Quan and Wang Mao Zhai. Since it came from Yang, it retains its technical meaning.

1 The left and right stirrups are smaller and more coherent than those of other styles, reflecting the compactness of Wu's Taijiquan

2 The left and right stirrups extend the bladder meridian and vibrate the Yongquan acupoints, both of which belong to the kidney meridian, which is beneficial to fitness

3 The left and right stirrups can be combined with the lower Golden Rooster Stand Alone, Single Pendulum Lotus, Double Pendulum Lotus, which can be used for lifting up the yin, and the lower for stepping down on the feet, and the flash can be used to hang up the back and can be used for wrestling. It has good practical significance

4 Through the left and right foot stomps, you can establish a network of meridians around the body with the dantian as the core, so that it can be continuous and consecutive, which is conducive to the exercise of internal energy