Fu Style

The Fu style, developed by Fu Zhen Song

About the Fu style

Biography of Fu Zhen Song

Schools teaching this style

Choosing a teacher

Forms

Pics

Lineage

Internal style principles

Clips of Fu style

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Scientific research on tai chi

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Clips of other styles

"Tai chi is the art of concealing the hard within the soft: like a needle wrapped in cotton." Yang Cheng Fu.

Yang Style tai chi

Yang Style by William Yeung

Sun Style tai chi

Sun Style by William Yeung (Fu family lineage)

Hao Style (A.K.A "Wu/Hao style) tai chi

Hao style by Hao Shao Ru

Wu Style tai chi

Traditional form

Extract showing characteristic leaning; and sword form

Wu Style ("Northern Wu" or "Manchurian Wu") tai chi

The other Wu style (Manchurian Wu)

Chen Style tai chi

Chen style by Keming Liang Chen style by Lei Mu Ni

Chen tai chi (Pao Chui) - Feng Zhiqiang

Tai chi push hands

Note: Push hands training is begun after the form has been learned, and after the student has been trained to coordinate the whole body's movements (minimising use of muscular force). Until this stage has been reached, practicing push hands is counterproductive and will merely result in incorrect body movements becoming ingrained.

Traditional Yang style push hands

Taiji Tui shou - Fu Sheng Yuan I

Hao Shao Ru (Hao style)

Fa Jing "expressed force"

Fu Zhongwen - fa jing, Yang style

Pa Qua Chang (Eight directions palm) ....AKA baguazhang

Cheng style performed by Yang Fui Kuei

Liu Zhiqing (1885-1986), performs broadsword

Lu Zijian, empty hand and double broadsword forms

Shu Guazhang

Shaolin Kung Fu

Wushu Eagle Claw Old School Style (Ying Zhao Quan)