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Thomas
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and an audio CD
The following information includes pricing from Amazon.com.To view a book and if you wish, order it online from Amazon.com click on the link at each book. It is NOT recommended that you learn from a book or video or CD alone. Books: "Thirteen Treatises" on T'ai Chi Ch'uan (link) T'ai Chi Ch'uan : A Simplified Method of Calisthenics for Health (link) T'ai-Chi
: The Supreme Ultimate Exercise Essence of Tai Chi Chuan : The Literary Tradition (link) T'ai
Chi Ch'uan Ta Wen: Books: "Thirteen Treatises" on T'ai Chi Ch'uan by Cheng Man-Ch'ing, Benjamin P. Jeng Lo (Translator) Price: $22.50
T'ai
Chi Ch'uan : by Cheng Man-Ch'ing, Beauson Tseng (Translator) List Price: $11.95
T'ai-Chi
: The Supreme Ultimate Exercise by Cheng Man-Ch'ing, Robert W. Smith List Price: $29.95
Essence of Tai Chi Chuan : The Literary Tradition by Benjamin Pang Jeng Lo (Translator), Martin Inn (Editor), Robert Amacker (Editor), Susan Foe (Editor) List Price: $11.95
T'ai
Chi Ch'uan Ta Wen: By Chen Wei-Ming. Translated by Benjamin Pan Jeng Lo and Robert W. Smith. North Atlantic Books. Berkeley CA. List Price: $7.95
Videotape. This
is an authoritative video with detailed instruction from one of the
most highly respected and most senior students of the famous Yang style
master, Professor Cheng Man-Ch'ing. Lo, Benjamin Pang Jeng. Professor Cheng Man-Ch'ing's Simplified T'ai Chi Ch'uan (37 Postures). Videotape. San Francisco, California: Universal T'ai Chi Ch'uan Association, 1991. Ordering information for Mr. Ben Lo's Instructional Video Mr. Ben Lo's video is not available through any standard distribution channels, but you can order it directly from: Mr.
Benjamin Lo Cost is $75 plus shipping, which is about $5
DVD (Note: It is NOT advisable to learn tai chi chuan solely from a DVD since proper correction is not possible.)
Tricia Yu
Audio CD By Kim W. Kanzelberger This audio recording is for people who have already learned or are in the process of learning Cheng Man ch'ing's 37-posture T'ai Chi Ch'uan form with a qualified instructor. Part 1 of the CD-R takes you through the entire form. The movements are described in broad outline to facilitate a slow, continuous pace. Part 2 gives detailed directions for executing the movements in the form. The tempo is very slow and each new posture has its own track so that it may be replayed as many times as needed. Parts 3 and 4 of the CD-R are standing practices for advanced students.
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