Tai Ji Chuan is a boxing method for practicing spirit, mind and spirit. When practicing boxing, always keep your spirit safe and comfortable, and your posture is relaxed and natural. You should be completely loose, completely loose, without any restraint or anything. From the beginning to the end of the whole set of boxing, in the process of all drills, we must mentally eliminate distractions, be calm as water, concentrate on one thing, and be calm and thoughtful. The so-called "quietness without quietness" can keep the brain and nerves awake and sensitive, and cultivate people's wisdom and cleverness. The so-called "nothing can be added, mosquitoes and flies can't fall, people don't know me, I only know people" in the boxing classics, which is the sensitive induction obtained from the steady boxing practice. Practicing Tai Ji Chuan also requires the whole body to relax when practicing, but it should be relaxed, persistent and guided by qi. Relax first, then relax. All joints from the head, neck, spine, back, shoulders, waist, hips, knees, hands, elbows, wrists and feet should be completely relaxed, and they should be big and soft. The so-called "loose fist, soft fist, broken fist and boneless" in the Classic of Boxing is full of Shu Tai, full of qi and blood, refreshed and refreshed. Over time, the internal strength will be enhanced, and finally, the extremely soft internal strength can be produced, reaching the superior level of Tai Ji Chuan's skill. Only by practicing Tai Chi in this state can we achieve the amazing speed and strength of arresting people with quietness.
At present, there are many practitioners of Taiji, but few have succeeded. Many Tai Chi practitioners have more theory than practice and are linked to interests. It is very irresponsible for them to recruit students to practice Tai Chi privately, which will lead to serious computer addiction and physical problems. Interested students must find a real Tai Chi teacher to set an example and correct their mistakes. Follow the sixteen essentials of Tai Chi and practice slowly. First, practice basic footwork. Don't rush, haste makes waste! Remember, Tai Chi should be practiced exclusively, not both inside and outside. It must always be relaxed and frank, and there are piles everywhere.