Taijiquan on the Blue Mountain Part 4 — Life (Almost)
8th to 12th March 2009

THE HORSE-RIDING, THE BOW-ARROW AND THE FALSE-LEG

Wahnam Taijiquan

The subtlities of the False-Leg Stance

The subtleties of the Horse-Riding Stance, the Bow-Arrow Stance and the False-Leg Stance are explained. Having the upper leg, the knee, the lower leg and the foot in proper alignment, for example, is important, failing which may result in hip, knee or ankle injuries. Body upright in the False-Leg Stance does not mean the body is perpendicular but slanting forward slightly. Do you know why? Also do you know why it is important to enjoy a chi flow after stance training?


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Horse-Riding Stance Horse-Riding Stance Bow-Arrow Stance
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Rotating Waist Toes or Heels
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Turning Around Turning Around Pyramid Shape
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Knee Position False-Leg Stance Turning Around
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Knee Alignment Body Position Chi Flow


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Horse-Riding, Bow-Arrow and False-Leg Stances in Wahnam Taijiquan from Wong Kiew Kit on Vimeo.

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