good fences make good taiji places
Nothing interesting at the moment. Just getting over a cold. No word on fencing yet for my back yard, but I should know more withing the next couple of weeks including a price estimate. I asked for a 7ft so I can do tai-chi and kata in the back yard. I figure I can save money by using a 6' fence and just raising it off the ground by a foot. Also, it will keep the fence from rotting. Even better, it gives the random strays a way to wander around my back yard still.
If you happen to be interested, here is a short promotional clip on Wu Dang Taiji that I found on YouTube. It is interesting to see the same moves but how they are executed just a little bit differently. With as many schools and forms as there are, there are practically an uncountable number of variations so it is always neat to look at how things look the same and/or differnt. I would not mind visiting Wu Dang mountatin, but I am sure my eyes won't let me do that. They don't like travel much and airplanes even less. Oh well. Good thing I have a school here then. :)
If you happen to be interested, here is a short promotional clip on Wu Dang Taiji that I found on YouTube. It is interesting to see the same moves but how they are executed just a little bit differently. With as many schools and forms as there are, there are practically an uncountable number of variations so it is always neat to look at how things look the same and/or differnt. I would not mind visiting Wu Dang mountatin, but I am sure my eyes won't let me do that. They don't like travel much and airplanes even less. Oh well. Good thing I have a school here then. :)
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