While all Tai Chi is martially rooted, Wu style emphasizes close-range techniques like joint locks, pressure point leverage, and throws ( Shuai jiao ). Core Forms and Training
The traditional curriculum of the Wu family system is comprehensive, ranging from slow health forms to faster martial sets:
The Wu style is easily distinguished from other Tai Chi forms by several specific technical features:
Unlike most styles that maintain a vertical torso, Wu style utilizes a straight line from the back heel through the crown of the head, creating a distinctive forward lean.
While all Tai Chi is martially rooted, Wu style emphasizes close-range techniques like joint locks, pressure point leverage, and throws ( Shuai jiao ). Core Forms and Training
The traditional curriculum of the Wu family system is comprehensive, ranging from slow health forms to faster martial sets:
The Wu style is easily distinguished from other Tai Chi forms by several specific technical features:
Unlike most styles that maintain a vertical torso, Wu style utilizes a straight line from the back heel through the crown of the head, creating a distinctive forward lean.