Course Content
Module 4: Cloud Hands & Reverse Cloud Hands Partner Drills
Historical Context and Origins
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Module 5: Tai Chi Partner Drills
5 Elements Partner Stepping drill, 7 Stars + Partner eyes closed
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Private: Level 4: Orange Sash

Level 4: Orange Sash Modules

  1. Wudang Short Hand Form: Up to Brush Knee Twist Step Sq/R
  • Development of square (precision) and round (fluidity) movement.
  • Cultivates adaptability, structural integrity, and effortless redirection of force.
  1. Health Without Pills 7 & 8
  • Routine 7: Common Cold
  • Routine 8: Asthma
  • Focus on breath regulation, immune strengthening, and energy balance.
  1. Eight Powers Self-Defence Applications(The Science of Force Manipulation)
  • Study of the Eight Powers Routine as the foundation of Tai Chi martial application.
  • Training in seven core self-defence techniques that emphasise yielding, neutralising, and countering with minimal force.
  • Cultivation of spiralling energy, rooting, and structural alignment for effortless power.
  1. Tai Chi Self-Defence Partner Drills
  • Cloud Hands Partner Drill
  • Reverse Cloud Hands Drill (Slaps Hand Down)
  • Focus on timing, redirection, and sensitivity to incoming force.
  1. Tai Chi Partner Drills
  • Five Elements (Step & Change): Exploring adaptability through elemental stepping patterns.
  • Seven Stars (Eyes Closed): Enhancing spiral energy, spinal coordination, and kinetic chain integration through blindfolded sensitivity training.
  1. The Science of Self-Defence: Principles, Philosophies & Strategies
  • Exploration of martial philosophy, tactical awareness, and ethical self-defence.
  • Integration of martial application with Tai Chi’s core principles of yielding, sticking, adhering, following, and neutralising.
  1. Final Practical Assessment & Integration
  • Demonstration of form, partner drills, and self-defence principles.
  • Evidence of integration between movement, structure, energy, and awareness.

Disclaimer: The descriptions and explanations of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) concepts provided in this course/material are offered from the perspective of a practitioner of Tai Chi, Chi Kung, Nei Kung, and Nei Dan, and not from a licensed or certified TCM practitioner. While these insights are informed by internal cultivation practices and energy work, they should not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional or licensed TCM practitioner for any medical concerns or conditions.

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