Tai Chi Breathing Step 1
Nose breathing and tongue position.
Videos
These videos are here as a support resource for students working on breathing, standing, the opening move, and early Tai Chi walking.
How to use these
The sequence below is grouped by the way students usually encounter the material: first breathing, then standing and opening work, then early walking. If you want the wider structure around the form, move next to the Short Form page.
Video Set
Start here if you want to revisit the first breathing lessons and the early relationship between posture, tongue, abdomen, and arm timing.
Nose breathing and tongue position.
Foot position and stomach breathing.
The opening breathing exercise and arm timing.
A Qi Gong exercise to feel the shift of breath in the body.
Stretching upward and noticing how tension changes the breath.
Video Set
These videos support the stiller end of the practice and the first form movement students often need to revisit.
A simple standing meditation to help students settle and root.
The opening move of the Tai Chi form from the front.
The opening move of the Tai Chi form from the side.
Video Set
Return to these when you want to rebuild leg structure, stepping rhythm, and the basic coordination of Tai Chi walking.
Basic leg and hip structure for Tai Chi walking.
Adding the arms to complete the walking lesson.
Start Here
Use the form, WhatsApp, or email to ask about classes, availability, and the easiest way to begin. The free introduction class runs on Fridays from 7:00am to 8:00am.