Video Clip Series: Step by Step Learning of the Twelve Taijiquan Combat Sequences

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STEP BY STEP LEARNING OF THE TWELVE WAHNAM TAIJIQUAN COMBAT SEQUENCES

Grandmaster Wong and Sifu Hubert Razack demonstrating Taijiquan combat application on the Blue Mountain

The following video clips are meant to help those who wish to learn the 12 Basic Taijiquan Combat Sequences, especially those who intend to attend the Intensive Taijiquan Course offered by Grandmaster Wong. They show the formation of the 12 combat sequences step by step, and were recorded during a regional Taijiquan course on the Blue Mountain in March 2008.

Grandmaster Wong and Sifu Hubert Razack are the main demonstrators. Please note that their roles alternate as initiators and responders. In other words, in one video clip Grandmaster Wong is the initiator, but in another clip he may be the responder. Please also note that the initiator and the responder may be shown sometimes on the left side and sometimes on the right side of the video clip.

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Learning the 12 Basic Wahnam Taijiquan Combat Sequences Step by Step

Sequence 1 – Immortal Waves Sleeves


Sequence 1.1	Sequence 1.2	Sequence 1.3


Sequence 1.4	Sequence 1.5	Sequence 1.6


Sequence 1.7	Sequence 1,8	Sequence 1.9

Sequence 2 – Low Stance Vertical Punch


Sequence 2.1	Sequence 2.2	Sequence 2.3	Sequence 2.4

Sequence 3 – Poisonous Snake Shoots Venum


Sequence 3.1	Sequence 3.2

Sequence 4 – Green Dragon Shoots Pearl


Sequence 4.1	Sequence 4.2	Sequence 4.3	Sequence 4.4

Sequence 5 – White Crane Flaps Wings


Sequence 5.1	Sequence 5.2	Sequence 5.3


Sequence 5.4	Sequence 5.5	Sequence 5.6

Sequence 6 – Striking Tiger Poise


Sequence 6.1	Sequence 6.2	Sequence 6.3


Sequence 6.4	Sequence 6.5	Sequence 6.6


Sequence 6.7	Sequence 6.8	Sequence 6.9

Sequence 7 – Thrust Kick


Sequence 7.1	Sequence 7.2	Sequence 7.3


Sequence 7.4	Sequence 7.5

Sequence 8 – Low Stance Single Whip


Sequence 8.1	Sequence 8.2	Sequence 8.3


Sequence 8.4	Sequence 8.5

Sequence 9 - Black Bear Sinks Hips


Sequence 9.1	Sequence 9.2	Sequence 9.3


Sequence 9.4	Sequence 9.5	Sequence 9.6


Sequence 9.7	Sequence 9.8	Sequence 9.9	Sequence 9.10

Sequence 10 – Shoulder Strike


Sequence 10.1	Sequence 10.2	Sequence 10.3


Sequence 10.4	Sequence 10.5	Sequence 10.6	Sequence 10.7

Sequence 11 – Cloud Hands


Sequence 11.1	Sequence 11.2	Sequence 11.3	Sequence 11.4


Sequence 11.5	Sequence 11.6	Sequence 11.7	Sequence 11.8


Sequence 11.9	Sequence 11.10	Sequence 11.11	Sequence 11.12


Sequence 11.13	Sequence 11.14	Sequence 11.15	Sequence 11.16

Sequence 12 – Carry Tiger Back to Mountain


Sequence 12.1	Sequence 12.2	Sequence 12.3


Sequence 12.4	Sequence 12.5	Sequence 12.6


Sequence 12.7	Sequence 12.8	Sequence 12.9

Supplementary Videos

The initiator attacks with Sequence 1, disengages, then attacks with Sequence 2, disengages, and then attacks with Sequence 3

The initiator attacks with Sequences 1, 2 and 3 continuously without disengaging in between the sequences. Notice the footwork adjustment between Sequence 2 and Sequence 3

The initiator attacks continuously with Sequences 1 and 2 but taking out one pattern from the first sequence. Can you tell which pattern has been taken out?

The initiator uses the same plan, attacking with Sequences 1 and 2 but taking out 1 pattern from the first sequence. But now he takes out a different pattern from that he did in the previous video. Can you tell which pattern has been taken out?

The initiator attacks with Sequence 4 and continues with Sequence 3

Grandmaster Wong teaching the class how to break fall in preparation for Sequence 9 which involves a felling technique

Sifu Rama Roberto leading the class to practice break fall

It is inspiring to see elegant ladies felling big men. Notice that they practice on hard ground. It is safe as they know how to break fall.

Just as an opponent thinks he has felled you, he finds himself fallen on the ground! The students are obviously having a lot of fun.

Grandmaster Wong shows how to release an arm grip using “Cloud Hands”. This technique is found in Sequence 11.

We would like to express our thanks to Muriel from Shaolin Wahnam Venezuela for taking these videos

Learning the Twelve Taijiquan Combat Sequences

Baaic Wahnam Taijiquan Combat Sequences

Intensive Courses and Regular Classes

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