Name: 武当三丰太极剑 Wudang Sanfeng Taiji Sword | Videos | Gan Jing World
Uploaded: 2023-11-18T18:41:43.823Z
Duration: 6 min 18 s

武林至尊

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剑，素有“百兵之君”的美称，更有“古之圣品也"的美誉。剑能得到如此多的称赞，是和剑自身的特性分不开的。剑属于短兵器，因此携带方便且能快速出击，而宝剑佩戴起来也使人显得更加英武神采。

故历朝王公帝侯，文士侠客，商贾庶民，莫不以持之为荣。剑与艺，自古常纵横沙场，称霸武林，立身立国，行仁仗义，故流传至今，仍为世人喜爱，亦以其光荣历史，深植人心，斯可历传不衰。

“武当三丰太极剑”以劈、刺、点、崩、撩、带、抹、拦、击、挂、托、穿、抽等剑法组成，其特点为剑法清澈，动作柔缓；节奏平和，柔漫舒展；身神剑合，气势饱满。

TaiJi Jian (TaiJi Sword) is the only slow, soft style weapon form within the Wudang San Feng Lineage. The sword has always held a special place in Wudang and in Daoism as a whole. The Wudang sword is legendary and perfectly represents the balance and precision of a Daoist scholar and martial artist. The double edged blade is a weapon meant for very delicate and deliberate movements. Techniques are meant to disable to opponent by striking weak points of the hand, neck, side, inner thigh, and under the arm. Although the movements are tempered in combative application the TaiJi Sword form (with 64 postures) is a moving meditation through all of the principles of a TaiJi practice.

The sword is always looked at as an extension of the practitioners own body. Wudang sword is just so, with the added element of the sword be also a extension of one own intention. The movements are coordinated as one complete practice. Movements that yield and retreat, at precise moments, alternate into advancing and overcoming. Posture in TaiJi Sword is a dance between offensive and defensive postures. Often one moment will easily transition into the next.
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