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Master Sang Han is the first Korean-American disciple of Master Chen Xiao Xing who Executive Principal of Chen Jia Gou Taijiquan School. Master Han is a founder and principal of Han’s Taiji Academy USA in San Diego, where he teaches classical Chen Family Taijiquan as taught by Master Chen Xiao Xing in Chenjiagou. You can learn from the masters when you attend our San Diego Tai Chi classes. We offer different types of Chen Tai Chi San Diego classes depending on each student’s experience and expertise level. Learn the best techniques of tai chi in San Diego from the leading master.
Master Han certified to teach Silk Reeling, 19 Step Form, 38 Step Form, and Laojia Yillu (Old Frame No. 1), Laojia Erlu (Old Frame No. 2-Cannon Fist), Xinjia Yillu (New Frame No.1), Xinjia Erlu (New Frame No. 2 – Cannon Fist), Weapon (Broad Sword, Straight Sword, Da Dao (Blue Dragon Crescent Moon Blade), Spear. We offer the best skills for san Diego tai chi.

Tai Chi Beginners

1.   Golden Rishi Academy Silk Reeling Exercise전사경

Silk Reeling Exercise (chan si gong) -basic exercises which facilitate Chen family internal and external mechanics.

1 정면전사 正面纏絲 Front Silk Reeling
2 측면전사 側面纏絲 Sideward Silk Reeling
3 쌍수대전사 雙手大纏絲 Double Hands Reeling Silk
4 쌍수소전사 雙手小纏絲 Double Hand Small Reeling Silk
5 오행전사 五行纏絲 Stand Silk Reeling
7 천장전사 穿掌纏絲 Spear Hand Silk Reeling
6 좌우전사 運手纏絲 Wave Hands Silk Reeling
8 역식전사 逆式纏絲 Two-Handed Reverse Silk Reeling
9 반수정면전사 反手正面纏絲 Reversed Front Silk Reeling
10 반수운수전사 反手雙手大纏絲 Reversed Double Hands Reeling Silk
11 상보쌍수대전사 上步雙手大纏絲 Step Forward Double Hands Reeling Silk
12 일심양의 一心兩意 One heart and Two minds Silk Reeling
13 요부전사 腰部纏絲 Waist Silk Reeling
14 전진보 前進步 Stepping Forward
15 후퇴보 後退步 Backward Stepping
16 단수진보전사 單手進步纏絲 Single Hand Reeling Silk with Stepping
17 상보쌍수진보전사 上步雙手進步纏絲 Double Hand Reeling silk with Forward stepping
18 퇴보전사 退步纏絲 Backward Silk Reeling
19 반운수퇴보전사 反運手退步纏絲 Reversed Wave Hands Backward Silk Reeling
20 태극구진보전사 太極球退步纏絲 Taiji Ball Hands with Froward Silk Reeling

 

2.      19 Step Form (Created by Chen Xiao Wang)
A short form created by Grandmaster Chen Xiaowang as an introduction to the Chen family curriculum. This form develops sensitivity of internal chi (energy) and contains elements from Laojia

  1. Yu bei shi – Beginning the form
  2. Jin gang chu miao – Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar
  3. Lan zha yi- Lazy about tying coat
  4. Shang bu xie xing – Stepping by walking obliquely
  5. Shan san bu – Stepping three steps
  6. Zou yan shou hong quan – Hidden hand punch, left
  7. Shuang tui shou – Double pushing hands
  8. Dao juan hong – Whirling upper arms
  9. Shan tong bei – Flashing the back
  10. You yan shou hong quan – Hidden hand punch, right
  11. Liu feng si bi – Six sealings, four closing
  12. Yun shou – Cloud hands
  13. Gao tan ma – High pat on horse
  14. You deng yi gen – Kick with heel, right
  15. Zou deng yi gen – Kick with heel, left
  16. Ye ma fen zong – Part wild horse’s mane
  17. Yu nu chuan suo – Jade maiden works shuttles
  18. Jin gang dao zhui – Buddha’s Warrior pounds mortar
  19. Shou shi – Closing Taiji form

3.      38 form
This form emphasizes on Xinjia (new frame) created by grandmaster Chen Xiaowang.

  1. Yu Bei Shi – Preparing the Form
  2. Jin Gang Dao Dui – Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar
  3. Bai He Liang Chi – The White Crane Spreads Its Wings
  4. Shang San Bu – Stepping Forward Three Steps
  5. Xie Xing – Walking Obliquely
  6. Lou Xi – Brush Knee
  7. Qian Tang Ao Bu – Wade Forward Twist Step on Both Sides
  8. Yan Shou Hong Quan – The Fist of Covering Hand and Arm
  9. Pie Shen Quan – The Punch of Draping Over Body
  10. Shuang Tui Shou – Push with Both Hands
  11. San Huan Zhang – Change Palms Three Times
  12. Zhou Di Chuan – Fist Under Elbow
  13. Dao Juan Hong – Step Back and Whirl Arms on Both Sides
  14. Tui Bu Ya Zhou – Step Back and Press Elbow
  15. Bai She Tu Xin – Beast Head Pose
  16. Shan Tong Bei – Flash the Back
  17. Qian Tang Ao Bu – Wade Forward and Twist Step on Both Sides
  18. Qing Long Chu Shi – Green Dragon Comes Out of Water
  19. Ji Di Chui – Punch of Hitting the Ground
  20. Ti Er Qi – Double Raise Foot
  21. Hu Xin Quan – The Fist of Protecting Heart
  22. Qian Zhao – Forward Trick
  23. Hou Zhao – Backward Trick
  24. You Deng Yi Gen – Kick with Right Heel
  25. Zuo Deng Yi Gen – Kick with Left Heel
  26. Yu Nu Chuan Shuo – Jade Girl Works the Shuttles
  27. Lan Zha Yi – Lazy About Tying the Coat
  28. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealing and Four Closings
  29. Dan Bian – Single Whip
  30. Que Di Long – The Dragon on the Ground
  31. Shan Bu Qi Xing – Step Forward with Seven Stars
  32. Xiao Qin Da – Small Catching and Hitting
  33. Yun Shou – Wave Hands Like Clouds
  34. Gao Tan Ma – High Pat On Horse
  35. Shuang Bai Lian – Double Wave Lotus
  36. Dang Tou Pao – The Cannon Right Overhead
  37. Jin Gang Dao Dui – Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar
  38. Tai Ji Shou Si – Closing Taiji Form

Tai Chi Intermediate

4.  Lao JIa Yi Lu (Old Frame No.1)
Old Frame First Road: Laojia Yilu – The traditional Chen family long form which contains 75 movements. “Laojia Yilu” translates as “old frame first road”.
This is the mother form from which the Yang, Wu, Son, and other styles developed.
By training this oldest form of Taijiquan, practitioners are required to understand a balance of Yin and Yang, which can be said a combination of softness, sturdiness, slowness, and fastness. These four requirements have to be fulfilled while practicing Taijiquan. In other words, slowness is just part of the requirements for Taijiquan training. Yu Bei Shi – Preparing the Form

  1. Jin Gung Dao Dui – Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar
  2. Lan Zha Yi – Lazy About Tying the Coat
  3. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  4. Dan Bian – Single Whip
  5. Jin Gung Dao Dui – Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar
  6. Bai He Liang Chi – The White Crane Spreads its Wings
  7. Xie Xing – Walking Obliquely
  8. Lou Xi – Brush Knee
  9. Shang San Bu – Stepping Forward Three Steps
  10. Xie Xing – Walking Obliquely
  11. Lou Xi – Brush Knee
  12. Shang San Bu – Stepping Forward Three Steps
  13. Yan Shou Gong Quan – The Fist of Covering Hand and Arm
  14. Jin Gung Dao Dui – Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar
  15. Pie Shen Quan – The Punch of Draping over Body
  16. Qin Lung Chu Shui – Blue Dragon Comes out of Water
  17. Shuang Tui Shou – Push with Both Hands
  18. Zhou Di Kan Quan – Fist Under Elbow
  19. Dao Juan Gong – Step Back and Whirl Arms on Both Sides
  20. Bai He Liang Chi – The White Crane Spreads its Wings
  21. Xie Xing – Walking Obliquely
  22. Shan Tong Bei – Flash the Back
  23. Yan Shou Gong Quan – The Fist of Covering Hand and Arm
  24. Liu Feng Shi Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  25. Dan Bian – Single Whip
  26. Yun Shou – Wave Hands like Clouds
  27. Gao Tan Ma – High Pat on Horse
  28. You Tsa Jiao – Rub with Right Foot
  29. Zuo Tsa Jiao – Rub with Left Foot
  30. Zuo Deng Yi Gen – Kick with Left Heel
  31. Shang San Bu – Advance Three Steps Forward
  32. Zhi Di Quan – Punch the Ground
  33. Ti Er Qi – Turn Body Round and Double Kick
  34. Hu Xing Quan – Protect the Heart Fist
  35. Xuan Feng Jiao – Tornado Kick
  36. You Deng Yi Gen – Kick with Right Heel
  37. Yan Shou Gong Quan – The Fist of Covering Hand and Arm
  38. Xiao Qin Da – Small Catching and Hitting
  39. Bao Tou Tui Shan – Cover Head and Push Mountain
  40. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  41. Dan Bien – Single Whip
  42. Qian Zhao – Forward Trick
  43. Hou Zhao – Backward Trick
  44. Ye Ma Fen Zhong – Part Wild Horse’s Mane
  45. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  46. Dan Bien – Single Whip
  47. Yu Nu Chuan Shouo – Jade Girl Works at Shuttles
  48. Lan Zha Yi – Lazy About Tying Coat
  49. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  50. Dan Bien – Single Whip
  51. Yun Shou – Wave Hands like Clouds
  52. Shuang Bai Lian – Waving Double Lotus
  53. Die Jiao Da Cha – Shake Foot and Stretch Down
  54. Jin Ji Du Li – Golden Cock Stands on Left and Right Foot
  55. Dao Juan Gong – Step Back and Whirl Arms on Both Sides
  56. Bai He Liang Chi – The White Crane Spreads its Wings
  57. Xie Xing – Walking Obliquely
  58. Shan Tong Bei – Flash the Back
  59. Yan Shou Hong Quan – The Fist of Covering Hand and Arm
  60. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  61. Dan Bien – Single Whip
  62. Yun Shou – Wave Hands like Clouds
  63. Gao Tan Ma – High Pat on Horse
  64. Shi Zhi Jiao – Waving Lotus
  65. Zhi Dang Chui – Punch the Crotch
  66. Yuan Hou Xian Guo – White Ape Offers Fruit
  67. Dan Bien – Single Whip
  68. Que Di Long – Sparrow Dashes Earth Dragon
  69. Shang Bu Qi Xing – Step up to Seven Stars
  70. Xia Bu Kua Hu – Step Back and Mount the Tiger
  71. Zhuan Shen Shuang Bai Lian – Turn Body and Double Wave Lotus
  72. Dang Tou Pao – The Cannon Right Overhead
  73. Jing Gang Dao Zhui – Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar
  74. Tai Ji Shou Si – Closing Taiji Form

Weapon

5. Dao (Broad Sword) :A vigorous form which emphasizes fast, explosive movements. This is a quick burst of energy.

Preparatory form Grass hides the snake (Left)
Protect the heart Grass hides the snake (Right)
Green dragon out of the water Green dragon out of water
Wind blows flowers Wind blows flowers
White cloud covers roof Wild goose opens wings
Black tiger searches mountain Ferocious dragon searches the ocean
Su Chin carries the sword on his back Left rolling body chopping
Golden rooster stands on one leg Right rolling body chopping
Rolling away from the wind White snake spits tongue
Waist chops at white snake Embrace the moon
Sun revolves three cycles Conclusion
Move the clouds to see the sun

6. Jian (Straight Sword) :Sword form training fosters development of light, spirited footwork and refined silk reeling mechanics.

Preparatory form Black bear rolls over its back
Homage to the sun Swallow pecks the soil
Immortal points the way White snake shows tongue
Blue dragon out of the water Flying diagonally
Protect the knees Eagle and bear battle with their wi
Close the door Swallow pecks the soil
Blue dragon out of the water Pluck stars and change the constellations
Turn and chop down Scoop moon from sea bottom
Blue dragon turns over Phoenix nods head
Flying diagonally Swallow pecks the soil
Spread wings White snake shows tongue
Nod the head Flying diagonally
Separate grass to seek snake Left side holds up 1000 pounds
Golden rooster stands alone Right side holds up 1000 pounds
Immortal points the way Swallow pecks the soil
Cover and block White ape offers fruit
Ancient tree wraps its roots Falling Flowers
Hungry tiger attacks for food Thrust slantingly up and down
Blue dragon sways tail Flying diagonally
Turning the arm backward Na Dra explores the sea
Wild horse leaps over stream The large serpent turns over
White snake shows tongue Wei Tor offers pestle
Black dragon sways tail Grinding disk sword
Drung Kwei weilds sword Return to Taiji
Arhat subdues dragon

Tai Chi Hi-intermediate

8. Lao Jia Er LU
Old Frame Second Road
Lao Jia Er Lu – Also known as Cannon fist or Pao Chui, “Laojia ErLu” translates as “old frame second form” and contains 43 movements.
This form is more vigorous emphasizing agility and power.

  1. Lao Jia Er Lu – Also known as Cannon fist or Pao Chui, “Laojia ErLu” translates as “old frame second form” and contains 43 movements.
  2. This form is more vigorous emphasizing agility and power.
  3. Yu Bei Shi – Preparing the Form
  4. Jin Gang Dao Dui – Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar
  5. Lan Zha Yi – Lazy About Tying the Coat
  6. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealing and Four Closings
  7. Dan Bian – Single Whip
  8. Jin Gang Dao Dui(second) – Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar
  9. Bai He Liang Chi – The White Crane Spreads Its Wings
  10. Xie Xing Ao Bu – Walking Obliquely Twist Step on Both Sides
  11. Chu Shou- Brush Knee
  12. Qian Tang Ao Bu – Wade Forward Twist Step on Both Sides
  13. Xie Xing Ao Bu – Walking Obliquely Twist Step on Both Sides
  14. Zai Shou – Brush Knee
  15. Qian Tang Ao Bu – Wade Forward Twist Step on Both Sides
  16. Yan Shou Hong Quan – The Fist of Covering Hand and Arm
  17. Jin Gang Dao Dui(third) – Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar
  18. Pi Shen Chui – The Punch of Draping Over Body
  19. Bei Zhe Kao
  20. Qing Long Chu Shi – Green Dragon Comes Out of Water
  21. Shuang Tui Shou – Push with Both Hands
  22. San Huan Zhang – Change Palms Three Times
  23. Zhou Di Chuan – Fist Under Elbow
  24. Dao Juan Hong – Step Back and Whirl Arms on Both Sides
  25. Tui Bu Ya Zhou – Step Back and Press Elbow
  26. Zhong Pan-Middle Tray
  27. Bai He Liang Chi – The White Crane Spreads Its Wings
  28. Xie Xing Ao Bu – Walking Obliquely Twist Step on Both Sides
  29. Shan Tong Bei – Flash the Back
  30. Yan Shou Hong Quan – The Fist of Covering Hand and Arm
  31. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  32. Dan Bian – Single Whip
  33. Yun Shou – Wave Hands Like Clouds
  34. Gao Tan Ma – High Pat On Horse
  35. You Tsa Jiao – Rub with Right Foot
  36. Zuo Tsa Jiao – Rub with Left Foot
  37. Zuo Deng Yi Gen – Kick with Left Heel
  38. Qian Tang Ao Bu – Wade Forward Twist Step on Both Sides
  39. Ji Di Chui – Punch of Hitting the Ground
  40. Fan Shen Er Qi Jiao – Turn Body Round and Double Kick
  41. Shou To Shi – Beast’s Head Pose
  42. Xuan Feng Jiao – Tornado Kick
  43. You Deng Yi Gen – Kick with Right Heel
  44. Yan Shou Hong Quan – The Fist of Covering Hand and Arm
  45. Xiao Qin Da – Small Catching and Hitting
  46. Bao Tou Tui Shan – Cover Head and Push Mountain
  47. San Huan Zhang – Change Palms Three Times
  48. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  49. Dan Bian – Single Whip
  50. Qian Zhao – Forward Trick
  51. Hou Zhao – Backward Trick
  52. Ye Ma Fen Zhong – Part Wild Horse’s Mane
  53. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  54. Dan Bian – Single Whip
  55. Shuang Jin Jiao – Double Pound Mortar
  56. Yu Nu Chuan Shouo – Jade Girl Works at Shuttles
  57. Lan Zha Yi – Lazy About Tying Coat
  58. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  59. Dan Bian – Single Whip
  60. Yun Shou – Wave Hands Like Clouds
  61. Shuang Bai Lian – Waving Double Lotus
  62. Jin Ji Du Li – Golden Cock Stands on Left and Right Foot
  63. Dao Juan Hong – Step Back and Whirl Arms on Both Sides
  64. Tui Bu Ya Zhou – Step Back and Press Elbow
  65. Zhong Pan-Middle Tray
  66. Bai He Liang Chi – The White Crane Spreads Its Wings
  67. Xie Xing Ao Bu – Walking Obliquely Twist Step on Both Sides
  68. Shan Tong Bei – Flash the Back
  69. Yan Shou Hong Quan – The Fist of Covering Hand and Arm
  70. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  71. Dan Bian – Single Whip
  72. Yun Shou – Wave Hands Like Clouds
  73. Gao Tan Ma – High Pat On Horse
  74. Shi Zhi Bai Lian – Waving Lotus
  75. Zhi Dang Chui – Punch the Crotch
  76. Bai Yuan Xian Guo – White Ape Offers Fruit
  77. Liu Feng Si Bi – Six Sealings and Four Closings
  78. Dan Bien – Single Whip
  79. Que Di Long – Sparrow Dashes Earth Dragon
  80. Shang Bu Qi Xing – Step up to Seven Stars
  81. Xia Bu Kua Hong – Step Back and Mount the Tiger
  82. Zhuan Shen Shuang Bai Lian – Turn Body and Double Wave Lotus
  83. Dang Tou Pao – The Cannon Right Overhead
  84. Jing Gang Dao Zhui – Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar
  85. Tai Ji Shou Si – Closing Taiji Form

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