Learn 24 Yang Style Tai Chi
Be successful in learning the most popular style of Tai Chi, the 24 Yang Style Tai Chi form set.
4.59 (770 reviews)
5 360
students
6.5 hours
content
Jan 2021
last update
$64.99
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What you will learn
Move through the most popular style of Tai Chi - Yang 24 Style Tai Chi
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Our Verdict
Learn 24 Yang Style Tai Chi stands out amongst courses for its clear instructions, real-life environment teachings, and consistent repetitions. With a global rating of 4.61, it effectively introduces students to the most popular Tai Chi form while remaining engaging and low-stress. However, lacking focus on knee alignment in weight shifts and occasional mispronunciation of terms present room for improvement. All in all, this course is an excellent starting point that will inspire learners and encourage further exploration into the world of Yang 24 Style Tai Chi, making it a must-try for interested beginners.
What We Liked
- Covers the most popular Yang 24 Style Tai Chi form set with clear video instructions from multiple angles
- Incorporates real-life environment and relatable objects such as doors or windowsills in teaching, making it easy for students to grasp complex movements
- Features frequent repetitions and verbal cues, enabling learners of all levels to follow and practice Tai Chi at their own pace
- Relaxing and low-stress lessons; ideal for winding down after busy days
Potential Drawbacks
- Some students may experience misalignment issues while practicing the form due to insufficient emphasis on proper knee alignment with attached foot during weight shifts
- Instructor occasionally mispronounces Chinese terms like dantian, which might be confusing for native Chinese speakers or those familiar with Tai Chi terminologies
- A few students may prefer in-person instruction over online learning experience as no personalized guidance is provided
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18/12/2018
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11/10/2020
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