Taijiquan : Wu Style [TRUSTED]
The Wu style is easily distinguished from other Tai Chi forms by several specific technical features:
Movements are smaller and more "circular" within a tight space, focusing on moving from the body's center/core. Taijiquan : Wu style
The traditional curriculum of the Wu family system is comprehensive, ranging from slow health forms to faster martial sets: The Wu style is easily distinguished from other
While all Tai Chi is martially rooted, Wu style emphasizes close-range techniques like joint locks, pressure point leverage, and throws ( Shuai jiao ). Core Forms and Training pressure point leverage
The feet remain parallel even in extended stances, whereas other styles often angle the back foot outward.
The Wu style is easily distinguished from other Tai Chi forms by several specific technical features:
Movements are smaller and more "circular" within a tight space, focusing on moving from the body's center/core.
The traditional curriculum of the Wu family system is comprehensive, ranging from slow health forms to faster martial sets:
While all Tai Chi is martially rooted, Wu style emphasizes close-range techniques like joint locks, pressure point leverage, and throws ( Shuai jiao ). Core Forms and Training
The feet remain parallel even in extended stances, whereas other styles often angle the back foot outward.
