Wu Style Tai Chi & Tai Chi Sword by Cheng Wing-Kwong - Student of the founder!

[@Whiskey_Tengu]

Absolute treasure of a find. Thank you for posting this.

[@vickimestas482]

I had the honor of learning this long form from esteemed Greg Fong in the 70’s .This is indeed a treasure…

[@lordheber]

Lovely to watch this Round 108 Wu Family Form! Almost exactly what we do, apart from Step Back Seven Stars. Where did this film come from, and the identification of it as Cheng Wing-Kwong?

[@Obstsalatissimo]

Identification by Wing Kwong Academy HK, successors of the Cheng Family.

[@Obstsalatissimo]

He was not just a "Student" but Wu Jianquan's Disciple (Tudi) No. 1 and Vice President of Wu Jianquan Taiji Academy Hong Kong

[@Obstsalatissimo]

www.taiji-akademie.de/taichi-in-marburg.php?id=10&ress=2

[@Obstsalatissimo]

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[@TaiChiGhost]

That's the closest I've seen to the Wu Style Tai-Chi that I learned from Prof. TR Chung in Berkeley during the 1970's.

[@robertdixon1849]

Great stuff!

[@robertdixon1849]

Very similar to the Wu Family style found in Hong Kong. Fast form, of course.

[@Obstsalatissimo]

Cheng taught in Hong Kong and was a classmate of Wu Gongyi

[@drprick7432]

Any idea what year this was?