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★★★★★
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I have tried other beginner tai chi DVD's, most costing much more than this one, but this is easily the best to learn true Yang short form (24 moves) tai chi. I am buying his companion DVD on Qi Gong today. Pros: - camera angles change throughout each lesson to clearly show important details from front, sides, and rear - in each of the 8 lessons, 3 moves are taught slowly and repeatedly without rushing - instructor points out minor but important details, and also the things that beginners often do wrong - good video and sound quality - the instructor is easily heard over the soft music - includes a separate warmup routine, and shows all 24 moves from beginning to end so you can do it with him after learning them all - simple menu navigation - optional subtitles Cons: - like on any tai chi DVD, at times you will need to deal with the "mirror image problem", but the changing camera angles minimize this. - some people will be frustrated by the slow-paced lessons, but this is necessary to learn the proper details of the moves
October 2011 · Movies and TV · verified purchase
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