Tai Chi Beginning: A Complete Workout Reference for Beginners @ richardeward.com

Tai Chi Beginning: A Complete Workout Reference for Beginners
by Wen-Ching Wu, Denise Breiter-Wu
from Way of the Dragon

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Very easy to follow
  This book is better than I had hoped for. It has lots of pictures, and good instructions. Great for beginning Tai Chi.

• RECOMMENDED for beginners to advanced.
  The daunting challenge of translating eastern art into western English is well-met by this volume. Perfect for students and for teachers, straight from the sources. Particularly good with the companion video. Supports classic principles.
  HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for beginners to advanced. Teachers will enjoy this as a text for lessons.
  If you can get your hands on it, get it and study it!

• amazing and invaluable reference guide for students
  First of all I don't believe this book is a do it yourself/alone teaching manual. It's a very detailed and informative reference guide for someone studying with a qualified teacher. The book is meant to guide you in the learning process and is not meant to be your sole guide to Tai Chi. I recently began my study of Tai Chi and found this book as an invaluable help to my understanding and practice. It's required reading meant for the serious beginner.

• an alright book
  As a beginner, I don't have a lot of experience at Tai-chi, but I feel this book was useful. However, most of the pictures are taken from the back, and while some have an insert showing the action from the front also, most do not, and it is very frustating trying to guess where his hands are when you can only see the model's back. I feel it is still a good book and may yet be a good giude to learning Tai-chi. In attempting to hold the book flat and open to a page while I practice, I have noticed that the... more info

Similar Products: