Martial Tai Chi DVD by Guo Fuhou

The Martial Tai Chi routine and practical use that embody the highest theory of Tai Chi are finally released!

Martial Tai Chi was founded by Wu Yuxiang.

Its theory and technique have the effect of willpower, which is the core of martial arts, and it adheres to the principle of not preparing and using force.

The walking style is agile and has been described as "as if turning at the touch".
The technique is strict and tight, the movements are small and concise, and emphasize the change between the real and the fake.

It is an innovative style that transformed Tai Chi into one that allows "the weak to defeat the strong", and occupies an important position in the Chinese Tai Chi movement.

Contents:

- Performance of routines (66 forms)
- Explanation of Wang Zongyue's theory and routines
- How to use routines in combat

Instruction: Guo Fuhou

Born in Shandong Province in 1923. He studied under Li Yulin, a direct disciple of Sun Lutang. In 1957, he won the gold medal in Tai Chi at the National Martial Arts Observation Tournament. In 1958, he was the champion in two events, Tai Chi and Tai Chi Sword, at the National Martial Arts Athletic Meet. He is well versed in Tai Chi (Yang style, Sun style), Wudang Sword, Baguazhang, Xingyiquan, and other techniques. He is also skilled in Tui Shou and has a deep knowledge of the theories of various Tai Chi and internal martial arts. He is currently an Honorary Committee Member of the China Martial Arts Association. He has also been invited to Japan, where his instruction and demonstrations have been well received.