1st 3rd of Yang Lo Chan historical Tai Chi long form

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While the first third of the Yang Lo Chan long form of Tai Chi has some similarities to the Yang Cheng Fu long form, there are also important differences, including some FaJing movements and subtle inflections of seemingly familiar moves.

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1st Third detailed tutorials. 

1) Review of Basics

2) Overview - run through of entire 1st 3rd

3) Start to Double Dragon Palm & Strike

​4) Brush Knee Twist Step to Apparent Close

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