Wudang Tai Chi Chuan is a Tai Chi system developed by Cheng Tinhung, a Hong Kong master. While Cheng Tinhung did not claim affiliation with a particular Tai Chi school, his uncle may have been influenced by the Wu school. The system is now taught in Europe and Hong Kong. It uses the name "Wudang" to acknowledge Zhang Sanfeng's development of Tai Chi in the Wudang Mountains. It is also known as "Practical Tai Chi Chuan" to emphasize its usefulness for self-defense.
Wudang Tai Chi Chuan is a Tai Chi system developed by Cheng Tinhung, a Hong Kong master. While Cheng Tinhung did not claim affiliation with a particular Tai Chi school, his uncle may have been influenced by the Wu school. The system is now taught in Europe and Hong Kong. It uses the name "Wudang" to acknowledge Zhang Sanfeng's development of Tai Chi in the Wudang Mountains. It is also known as "Practical Tai Chi Chuan" to emphasize its usefulness for self-defense.
Wudang Tai Chi Chuan is a Tai Chi system developed by Cheng Tinhung, a Hong Kong master. While Cheng Tinhung did not claim affiliation with a particular Tai Chi school, his uncle may have been influenced by the Wu school. The system is now taught in Europe and Hong Kong. It uses the name "Wudang" to acknowledge Zhang Sanfeng's development of Tai Chi in the Wudang Mountains. It is also known as "Practical Tai Chi Chuan" to emphasize its usefulness for self-defense.
Wudang Tai Chi Chuan is the name of a system of Tai Chi Chuan that was developed by a Hong Kong based Tai Chi Chuan master known as Cheng Tinhung . While Cheng Tinhung never claimed to be teaching any particular school of Tai Chi Chuan, his uncle was a disciple of the Wu school of Tai Chi Chuan, which may or may not have had some influence on his own approach to the art. The Wudang Tai Chi Chuan system is now being taught in urope by two of Cheng Tinhung!s disciples, "an "ocherty and #an Cameron, both based in the $nited Kingdom. The system also continues to be taught in Hong Kong, and the current head of that school is Cheng Tinhung!s son Cheng Kamyan %&heng 'ianen( , whose school is called the Hong Kong Tai Chi Association . &hang )anfeng , a highly mythologised figure said to be the founder of Tai Chi Chuan, lived in the Wudang *ountains and the name +Wudang+ used for this Tai Chi Chuan system was used in order to acknowledge &hang )anfeng,s status as the founder of Tai Chi Chuan. There are other schools of Tai Chi Chuan that also use this name. The Wudang Tai Chi Chuan system is also known as -.ractical Tai Chi Chuan/. This name comes from that given to Cheng Tinhung,s style by various Chinese martial arts 0ournalists in Hong Kong during Cheng Tinhung!s heyday, and from the school,s assertion that its tai chi is eminently useful as a form of self1 defense. The Wudang Tai Chi Chuan system teachers publish that they have links to famous Tai Chi Chuan masters %see lineage diagram(, including 2ang 3anhou , Wu 4uanyou , Wu 'ian5uan , Cheng Wingkwong %&heng 6ongguang( , Chen 7e