Research Notes: Tai Chi Chuan

Stunningly beautiful and powerful performance by Gao Jiamin, winner of 32 World Gold Medals in the Beijing 24-form Yang-style Tai Chi, now retired from competition and living in Portland, Oregon.

Gao Jiamin performing the 42-form Yang-style sword.

Gao Jiamin performing simplified 10-form Tai Chi, the most basic and compact form of Tai Chi, created by the Taijiquan National Team of Beijing, China.

Another performance of the basic 10-form Tai Chi.

Instructional video by a Belgian practitioner of 10-form Tai Chi.

An incredible performance of Yang-style 48-step Tai Chi, I think by Su Renfeng.

Chinese National Champion Su Renfeng performing the 48-step form.

Su Renfeng performing the 48-step form.

Rear view of Su Renfeng performing the 48-step form.

World Tai Chi Champion Qiu Hui Fang performing the 24-step form.

Back view of Qiu Hui Fang performing the 24-step form.

Sun Jiayun (1914-2003), the daughter of Sun Lutang, performing Sun-style Tai Chi during middle age.

Sun Jianyun in her 80s performing Sun-style Tai Chi, Hsing-I, and finally an incredible Bagua Sword form.