Tai Chi 24 Forms 1-2 Back View: Starting & Part the Wild Horse's Mane

Tai Chi Yang Style 24 Form, first 2 sequences in back view.

Video segments
0:00 Intro
0:39 1. Starting posture
1:21 2. Part the Wild Horse's Mane
1:51 2a. Modification for transitioning to Part the Wild Horse's Mane
3:05 Close

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[garychapin]

Jenny - your training is elegant. The back view is very helpful, and the way you explain and sequence each of the 24 forms is Excellent!

[BGORMISTON]

I just found you and your YouTube channel. Very clear, excellent instruction as I have found it difficult to learn this Yang 24 form at my age (70) even with some online instruction from others. I am a Tang Soo Do and Korean Ki Gong practitioner wanting to add Tai Chi. Thank you so much, I subscribed and will look at all your links and offerings. Great work!

[SamuelHooplah]

Thank you I was looking for this form!

[lynwilton]

Thank you so much at 71 I’m just starting to learn so your patience is very much appreciated.

[Vulvarinee]

Thank you for this! I grew frustrated trying to learn the first step but you broke it down in a way that was much easier to attempt.

[RocknRollkat]

Excellent presentation, thank you !
Bill P.

[cbzombiequeen]

What might help with teaching is to put mirrors, floor lengh, cheap, behind you. Then stand your back to us, then we can see the front and back at the same time. Its hard to follow when facing you and we are facing you.