I am a Chen Style practitioner so I wouldn't like to comment on the external particulars of the movements but the internal work is phenomenal! Stunning root and wonderful to watch. A true & skillful practitioner! Thanks for posting! Peace

His movements are nice and elastic. Good.

His slanting flying in particular comes across so strong and smooth, it's like time slows down.

damn this old man was so strong in all his movements. even when he stands on one leg kicking with the other, u can see he is unshakable. his grounding was very strong. beautiful to watch.

很有記念價值，我會再多看幾次

tung ying chieh was was amazing because he took all of the fighting challenges for Yang Cheng Fu. He is my current teachers "great-teacher".

A good variation of the yang style form. different from the form that I practice.

That was a really cool video. Thank you.

@ienaPlessken Tai Chi forms are movements to which the Tai Chi Chuan principles are applied. The form is quite useful to the student, who, by practicing diligently, can go beyond it.

I like what people understood back then. That was understanding, not a lot of uncertainty. If the teacher is still uncertain, how can he/she teach you not to be uncertain ?

Oh shit! He snuck in an extra lead hand punch in Turn and chop with fist. Slick!

Really eeally close to the Yang Style I'm studying! I pratice at the Grand Master's Chag Ddu Yao School. This is Tai ch'i C'huan Ti Ehr Lu classical form (108) - second form of Yang Style, Long (108).

thats right... thats what he is doing. i wasnt really getting it at first. but i see what u mean. this old man was really really good.

yes it is.... not many do know... the general public think Chen fu's form was a simplified version of his dads.. not true. look up his dads form... and if u know (been classicly trained) you will see Chen fu's form. all large and small circles are there... the Yang Family style to do it corretly.. with martial yi (i.e intent) is just as challenging as any other style

Es el taichi del circulo libre!!!!!!!!

@thrillseeker70 What are we looking at? I am starting tai chi in a week and I want to know what moves he is doing for self defense.

Unless this was HK (Xiang Gong), consider the implications of filming this in 1950.

Some one should delete this ienaPlessken comments. Just read the comments above and below.