im designing a character that uses a hand fan and this video was great for reference! i found these the best for artistic poses 0:510:561:061:111:412:193:033:17
I agree with arron huff below: This is the clearest version I've seen also. Her form is beautiful. Who is this lady? Thanks for presenting the names of the postures. Nice video. Thanks for posting it, Brandon Smith.
thank you very very much. i am just starting to learn taichi fan and i am overwhelmed.this video is a great help. very grateful for your generosity posting this.
I have just returned to Tai Chi and the class does Fan forms. I love these forms. I was looking to see how the fan is held and flicked open. This s a very clear (and impressive) demonstration to watch. I can like knowing the names of the moves. Thank you as I now want to learn this.
I led a small group from my Chinese class in eighth grade when we did this dance for the school's spring festival celebration. I learned everything from this video! :D
That was beautiful! I am just learning how to practice the martial arts fan, but with a Tae Kwon Do style. Thank you so much for uploading this--it's so helpful!
I have several other annotated videos I've made of Taiji and qigong performances. I made a playlist and I'm going to try put a link to it here. If that fails, go to my channel and look. ruclips.net/video/335kdFQ690Y/видео.html
Are there any classes near you that teach any kind of whole body movement work? If you like the way the teacher moves, and you like the way he or she teaches, then that is the place to start. Once you are more confident about your body -- that it and your mind are cooperating well -- then you can probably find you can learn off videos. I can't emphasize enough that you do need a teacher or coach to watch you move and help you learn how to communicate with your body.
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I was trained in a fan form many years ago by my Master, this woman did a phenomenal job - lovely to watch!
that is by far the clearest version of the fan form I have seen....
im designing a character that uses a hand fan and this video was great for reference!
i found these the best for artistic poses
0:51 0:56 1:06 1:11 1:41 2:19 3:03 3:17
Outstanding performance with great focus.
thank you for sharing. I am learning this 52 form fan. Your generosity has given me assurance in learning this form.
thank you so very much for explaining what each move represented. Very well executed video
Beautiful! Makes me wish I had taken more classes and not forgotten what I did learn.
Благодарим Вас за 52 форму!!!
Thank you a lot
I am learning to do it
Beautiful and amazing - I have never seen something like that - super cool thank you for sharing 😊👏👌👍❤
I am just learning this. Brilliant!
I agree with arron huff below: This is the clearest version I've seen also. Her form is beautiful. Who is this lady? Thanks for presenting the names of the postures. Nice video. Thanks for posting it, Brandon Smith.
thank you very very much. i am just starting to learn taichi fan and i am overwhelmed.this video is a great help. very grateful for your generosity posting this.
Thật là tuyệt vời những động tác kung fu thật là uyển chuyển mà dứt khoát đẹp mắt quá đi ❤️
The names of the lives are so poetic.
I have just returned to Tai Chi and the class does Fan forms. I love these forms. I was looking to see how the fan is held and flicked open. This s a very clear (and impressive) demonstration to watch. I can like knowing the names of the moves. Thank you as I now want to learn this.
I led a small group from my Chinese class in eighth grade when we did this dance for the school's spring festival celebration. I learned everything from this video! :D
Angel Mia it’s a form not a dance
thanks for publishing this video
helps a lot in technical terms
clean precise technical terms
beautiful
darlene
Very nice fan form. Interesting to compare/contrast with Yang and Wu open hand & straight sword forms.
That was beautiful! I am just learning how to practice the martial arts fan, but with a Tae Kwon Do style. Thank you so much for uploading this--it's so helpful!
Her flow is incredible. So graceful.
Excellent
Very nicely done. Thank you for sharing.
Love it
Thank you, much appreciated!
Who is the performer and does she have other videos? Her own RUclips channel?
Thank you so much for this demonstration. You have made it beautifully clear and precise. Thank you. Anything else I can watch of yours??
I have several other annotated videos I've made of Taiji and qigong performances. I made a playlist and I'm going to try put a link to it here. If that fails, go to my channel and look.
ruclips.net/video/335kdFQ690Y/видео.html
The Beauty of the Sunset is my favorite fan form in Tai Chi.
Bravo! Very nicely done with funny explanatory 套路 Taolus^^ 5☆
Thank you very much for uploading^^
am thinking of taking tai chi and yoga to help with a healthier life path... tai chi in itself looks very beautiful... ty for posting
I like it.... Good to learn....Thank you
She’s good
What is the name of the song?
i need to learn this. today.
Thanks very nice video. :)
I want to learn, but there aren’t any classes near me. What is the best way to start?
Are there any classes near you that teach any kind of whole body movement work? If you like the way the teacher moves, and you like the way he or she teaches, then that is the place to start. Once you are more confident about your body -- that it and your mind are cooperating well -- then you can probably find you can learn off videos.
I can't emphasize enough that you do need a teacher or coach to watch you move and help you learn how to communicate with your body.
Que lindoooooooo
Kung Fu Fan Taser
do the chinese fan ribs shake or they are siff
Does anyone know the name of the song?
Marta, it's called Chinese Kung Fu, ruclips.net/video/3wTgyLC7NIs/видео.html
Marta, English subtitles of the lyrics lyricstranslate.com/en/zhongguo-gongfu-%E4%B8%AD%E5%9B%BD%E5%8A%9F%E5%A4%AB-chinese-kung-fu.html
請問配樂的歌名為何？
According to a copyright claim by Audiam (Label), the song is Kung Fu by John William. But I've heard it in other contexts, so I don't know for sure.