Tai Chi Chuan of screensaver
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The most beautiful video screensaver.
The real chinese kungfu screensaver.
You can enjoy and learn real chinese kungfu.
Tai Chi chuan (Tai qi) consists of various styles,
forms and patterns. The focus of this form is health,
balance and strength.
Popularly known as a form of relaxation and exercise,
Taichi is also a serious martial art. Behind it's
soft, graceful and flowing movements lies hidden
strength and great physical and mental control, the
movements themselves are all traditional defensive
and offensive techniques. Of great importance in
Taichi is breathing control in order to develop qi
(chi).
There are several styles of Taichi, including: Chen
(the original from which all the others came), Yang,
Wu and Sun. The most popularly practised form of
Taichi is the Yang style and it's derivations, the
standard 24, 48 & 42 forms, and the 32 & 42 Taiqijian
(sword) forms.
The real chinese kungfu screensaver.
You can enjoy and learn real chinese kungfu.
Tai Chi chuan (Tai qi) consists of various styles,
forms and patterns. The focus of this form is health,
balance and strength.
Popularly known as a form of relaxation and exercise,
Taichi is also a serious martial art. Behind it's
soft, graceful and flowing movements lies hidden
strength and great physical and mental control, the
movements themselves are all traditional defensive
and offensive techniques. Of great importance in
Taichi is breathing control in order to develop qi
(chi).
There are several styles of Taichi, including: Chen
(the original from which all the others came), Yang,
Wu and Sun. The most popularly practised form of
Taichi is the Yang style and it's derivations, the
standard 24, 48 & 42 forms, and the 32 & 42 Taiqijian
(sword) forms.
Program details
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Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows ME<br>Windows File size
53300 KBFile date
9/18/2003License
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10 dsys to tryInstallation
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9/20/2003