Traditional Zhaobao Taijiquan: 72 Forms Routine and Combat Applications 2DVD
LECTURER: Wang Chang'an
SKUDW095-02
SUBTITLEEnglish / Chinese
TIME230.0
Index: Traditional Zhaobao Taijiquan: 72 Forms Routine and Combat Applications 2DVD // Zhaobao Taijiquan 72 Forms; Taiji Combat Applications; Wang Chang'an; Guo Shikui Taiji; Traditional Taijiquan DVD; Zhaobao Style Routine; Internal Martial Arts; Taiji Biomechanics; Yin Yang Taiji; Chinese Wushu Series; Combat Taiji Training; Zhaobao 72 Forms Usage; Martial Arts Heritage; Professional Kung Fu DVD; Internal Power Training // Traditional Martial Arts
Comprehensive 2-DVD Set Covering The 72 Forms Of Traditional Zhaobao Taijiquan With Deep Analysis Of Combat Applications And Ancient Internal Mechanics.
Index: Traditional Zhaobao Taijiquan: 72 Forms Routine and Combat Applications 2DVD // Zhaobao Taijiquan 72 Forms; Taiji Combat Applications; Wang Chang'an; Guo Shikui Taiji; Traditional Taijiquan DVD; Zhaobao Style Routine; Internal Martial Arts; Taiji Biomechanics; Yin Yang Taiji; Chinese Wushu Series; Combat Taiji Training; Zhaobao 72 Forms Usage; Martial Arts Heritage; Professional Kung Fu DVD; Internal Power Training // Traditional Martial Arts
Authentic Lineage Preservation
●Master 72 forms of Zhaobao Taiji.
●Practical combat application analysis.
●Understand Yin-Yang biomechanics.
●Comprehensive 2-DVD instructional set.
Enhance your practice with deep technical insights into wushu.
THE ANCIENT STYLE OF ZHAOBAO TAIJIQUAN
This comprehensive 2-DVD set presents the Traditional Zhaobao Taijiquan 72 Forms, a routine that meticulously preserves the ancient flavor and technical rigor of the lineage passed down by Master Guo Shikui. Zhaobao Taijiquan is distinct for its emphasis on 'Vertical Circles' (Li Yuan) and its sophisticated integration of opening and closing movements. Demonstrated by Master Wang Chang'an, a national gold award winner and direct disciple of Master Guo, this program offers an exhaustive look at one of the most respected internal martial arts traditions in China. The routine is presented not just as a health exercise, but as a profound system of combat and internal cultivation, maintaining the 'Three Uprights' and 'Four Smoothnesses' that are the hallmarks of the style.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND COMBAT USAGE
The 72 Forms Technical Routine is characterized by its 'small circles within big circles,' a biomechanical requirement that ensures every joint is engaged in the movement. Master Wang Chang'an goes beyond the solo form, providing deep insights into the Usages in Practical Combat. Each form is shown to have a specific martial intent, ranging from striking and kicking to grappling and throwing. The distinction of Yin and Yang is emphasized throughout—not just as a philosophical concept, but as a physical reality in footwork, weight distribution, and the application of force. The movements are 'conjoint,' meaning they are linked in a continuous chain of kinetic energy, ensuring that the practitioner is never vulnerable during transitions. This focus on the 'original function' of Taijiquan makes this DVD an invaluable resource for those interested in the martial reality of internal arts.
MASTERY AND LINEAGE PRESERVATION
Wang Chang'an’s performance is a testament to the guidance of Master Guo Shikui, showcasing the fluid power and precision of the Zhaobao heritage. For the serious student, this DVD provides a roadmap to mastering the complex circularity and internal mechanics of the style. The instructional content covers the nuances of 'Adhere and Follow' within the context of the 72 forms, teaching the practitioner how to neutralize an opponent's force and counter with explosive Fa-Jin. As part of the Chinese Wushu Series, this work is a professional-grade documentation of a cultural treasure. It provides the depth and clarity needed to understand the 'art of attack and defense' inherent in every posture, making it a definitive guide for practitioners worldwide who seek to master the authentic Zhaobao Taijiquan system.
This comprehensive 2-DVD set presents the Traditional Zhaobao Taijiquan 72 Forms, a routine that meticulously preserves the ancient flavor and technical rigor of the lineage passed down by Master Guo Shikui. Zhaobao Taijiquan is distinct for its emphasis on 'Vertical Circles' (Li Yuan) and its sophisticated integration of opening and closing movements. Demonstrated by Master Wang Chang'an, a national gold award winner and direct disciple of Master Guo, this program offers an exhaustive look at one of the most respected internal martial arts traditions in China. The routine is presented not just as a health exercise, but as a profound system of combat and internal cultivation, maintaining the 'Three Uprights' and 'Four Smoothnesses' that are the hallmarks of the style.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND COMBAT USAGE
The 72 Forms Technical Routine is characterized by its 'small circles within big circles,' a biomechanical requirement that ensures every joint is engaged in the movement. Master Wang Chang'an goes beyond the solo form, providing deep insights into the Usages in Practical Combat. Each form is shown to have a specific martial intent, ranging from striking and kicking to grappling and throwing. The distinction of Yin and Yang is emphasized throughout—not just as a philosophical concept, but as a physical reality in footwork, weight distribution, and the application of force. The movements are 'conjoint,' meaning they are linked in a continuous chain of kinetic energy, ensuring that the practitioner is never vulnerable during transitions. This focus on the 'original function' of Taijiquan makes this DVD an invaluable resource for those interested in the martial reality of internal arts.
MASTERY AND LINEAGE PRESERVATION
Wang Chang'an’s performance is a testament to the guidance of Master Guo Shikui, showcasing the fluid power and precision of the Zhaobao heritage. For the serious student, this DVD provides a roadmap to mastering the complex circularity and internal mechanics of the style. The instructional content covers the nuances of 'Adhere and Follow' within the context of the 72 forms, teaching the practitioner how to neutralize an opponent's force and counter with explosive Fa-Jin. As part of the Chinese Wushu Series, this work is a professional-grade documentation of a cultural treasure. It provides the depth and clarity needed to understand the 'art of attack and defense' inherent in every posture, making it a definitive guide for practitioners worldwide who seek to master the authentic Zhaobao Taijiquan system.
Master Wang Chang'an
Biographical Profile: Wang Chang'an
The Arbiter of Wushu Excellence and Architect of Competitive Rules
Wang Chang’an, born in Shanghai in 1929, is a 9th Duan holder in Chinese Wushu, a National-level Coach, and a world-renowned International Wushu Referee. He is one of the founding architects of modern competitive Wushu regulations and is revered in the martial arts community as the "Living Encyclopedia of Wushu Rules."
Martial Arts Background: Elite Lineage and Deep Foundation
Master Wang began his training early in life under the legendary Cha Quan grandmaster Ma Jinyuan, systematically mastering Cha Quan, weaponry, and Chinese Wrestling (Shuai Jiao). He not only inherited the robust combat skills of traditional Wushu but also successfully integrated them with modern sports science. As a legendary coach of the Shanghai Wushu Team, he has cultivated numerous elite athletes and high-level coaches for China.
Legacy and Contribution: A Pioneer of Standardization
Master Wang’s most significant contribution lies in the scientific construction of Wushu competition regulations. Since the 1950s, he has played a pivotal role in drafting and refining China's national Wushu rules. As an international referee, he has been a mainstay at Asian and World Wushu Championships, known for his rigor and impartiality. His publications, including the Wushu Competition Rules and key sections of the Encyclopedia of Chinese Wushu, remain the definitive standards for scoring and technical evaluation.
Artistic Style: Rigorous Precision and Integrity
His mastery is reflected in his relentless pursuit of technical precision. He advocates that "virtue precedes skill, and every strike must follow a principle," believing that Wushu must possess both the soul of combat and the discipline of art. His lifelong dedication perfectly illustrates the spirit of rule-of-law and cultural elevation within the modernization of Chinese Wushu.
HERITAGE ARCHIVE: This instructional media is part of the Chinoiserie2008 Traditional Wushu Collection. Our mission is to preserve the authentic lineage and technical standards of Chinese martial arts through systematic digital documentation.
ID: DW095-02
TAGS: Zhaobao Taijiquan 72 Forms; Taiji Combat Applications; Wang Chang'an; Guo Shikui Taiji; Traditional Taijiquan DVD; Zhaobao Style Routine; Internal Martial Arts; Taiji Biomechanics; Yin Yang Taiji; Chinese Wushu Series; Combat Taiji Training; Zhaobao 72 Forms Usage; Martial Arts Heritage; Professional Kung Fu DVD; Internal Power Training
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