Wudang Tai Chi 13 Forms Internal Martial Arts DVD with Clear English Audio
LECTURER: Fan Keping
SKUVW632-07
SUBTITLEEnglish / Chinese
TIME52 min
Comprehensive Wudang Taihe Sect Tai Chi 13 Forms Martial Arts Guide And Qiankun Ball Application Breakdown On DVD With Clear English Audio
Index: Wudang Tai Chi 13 Forms Internal Martial Arts DVD with Clear English Audio // Qiankun Ball application / Wudang internal power // Wushu Heritage
Master-Level Demonstration
●Master authentic Wudang Taihe Sect Tai Chi 13 Forms step-by-step with clear English audio narration.
●Detailed step-by-step breakdown of all 13 postures including front view and side view demonstrations.
●Learn foundational breath regulation, balance cultivation, and internal energy sinking mechanics.
●Features rare Qiankun (Heaven and Earth) Ball rotation application breakdown and complete follow-along routines.
Focus on the internal mechanics that distinguish traditional martial arts.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT AND LINEAGE
The Wudang Tai Chi 13 Forms represents a cornerstone internal system from the esteemed Wudang Taihe Sect, rooted in classical Taoist martial traditions. Handed down and demonstrated by renowned master Fan Keping—a 10-year personal student of Wudang Master Li Songru—this program preserves historical methodologies from the Nanjing Central Martial Arts Institute. Embodying ancient soft-overcoming-hard principles, the 13 Forms synthesize internal energy cultivation, joint mobility, and fluid defensive maneuvers into a quintessential Wudang internal art.
BIOMECHANICAL AND ENERGETIC MECHANISMS
The core energetic mechanics rely on harmonious breath synchronization, lower abdominal sinking, and continuous fluid posture transitions. Starting from preparatory Qi cultivation, practitioners learn to synchronize knee-bending exhalations with rising palm inhalations. The biomechanical structure incorporates varied footwork—including Sword Stances (Jian Bu), Rest Stances (Xie Bu), Cold Rooster Stances (Han Ji Bu), and Single-Leg Stances—paired with Eight-Character Palms, hollow fists, and hook hands to channel dynamic internal force through the spine and waist.
SYSTEMIC PROGRESSION AND MOVEMENT CHARACTERISTICS
The instructional sequence is organized into two complete sections featuring detailed multi-angle views (front and side). Section One moves through foundational forms such as Immortal Releases Sword, Beauty Looks in Mirror, Wild Goose Lands, Swaying Willow, Golden Hook, Golden Rooster, and Pushing Boat. Section Two advances into dynamic footwork and striking forms, including Iron Crutch Kicks Stove, Fanning Wind Pierces Ears, Retreating Ape, Twin Dragons Enter Sea, Parting Clouds, and Looking at Peach, concluding with formal closing forms.
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS AND HARD CONDITIONING
Bridging graceful form with practical self-defense, the program includes a specialized application breakdown of the Qiankun (Heaven and Earth) Ball rotation technique, demonstrating how circular waist shifts convert defensive parries into counter-strikes. Through repeated full routines and follow-along sessions, practitioners strengthen tendon resilience, balance, and core stability. Accompanied by clear English audio commentary, every movement detail and combat application is clearly articulated for learners of all levels.
The Wudang Tai Chi 13 Forms represents a cornerstone internal system from the esteemed Wudang Taihe Sect, rooted in classical Taoist martial traditions. Handed down and demonstrated by renowned master Fan Keping—a 10-year personal student of Wudang Master Li Songru—this program preserves historical methodologies from the Nanjing Central Martial Arts Institute. Embodying ancient soft-overcoming-hard principles, the 13 Forms synthesize internal energy cultivation, joint mobility, and fluid defensive maneuvers into a quintessential Wudang internal art.
BIOMECHANICAL AND ENERGETIC MECHANISMS
The core energetic mechanics rely on harmonious breath synchronization, lower abdominal sinking, and continuous fluid posture transitions. Starting from preparatory Qi cultivation, practitioners learn to synchronize knee-bending exhalations with rising palm inhalations. The biomechanical structure incorporates varied footwork—including Sword Stances (Jian Bu), Rest Stances (Xie Bu), Cold Rooster Stances (Han Ji Bu), and Single-Leg Stances—paired with Eight-Character Palms, hollow fists, and hook hands to channel dynamic internal force through the spine and waist.
SYSTEMIC PROGRESSION AND MOVEMENT CHARACTERISTICS
The instructional sequence is organized into two complete sections featuring detailed multi-angle views (front and side). Section One moves through foundational forms such as Immortal Releases Sword, Beauty Looks in Mirror, Wild Goose Lands, Swaying Willow, Golden Hook, Golden Rooster, and Pushing Boat. Section Two advances into dynamic footwork and striking forms, including Iron Crutch Kicks Stove, Fanning Wind Pierces Ears, Retreating Ape, Twin Dragons Enter Sea, Parting Clouds, and Looking at Peach, concluding with formal closing forms.
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS AND HARD CONDITIONING
Bridging graceful form with practical self-defense, the program includes a specialized application breakdown of the Qiankun (Heaven and Earth) Ball rotation technique, demonstrating how circular waist shifts convert defensive parries into counter-strikes. Through repeated full routines and follow-along sessions, practitioners strengthen tendon resilience, balance, and core stability. Accompanied by clear English audio commentary, every movement detail and combat application is clearly articulated for learners of all levels.
HERITAGE COLLECTION: 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.
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