Sun Style:

• Founded by Sun Lu Tang in 1911 or 1912.
• Lineage:
• Sun Lu Tang (1861-1932).
• Sun Jian Yun (1913-Present).
• Sun Peng (1960-Present).
• Sun Lu Tang (1861-1932).
• Sun Cun Zhou (1893-1963).
• Sun Shu Rong (1918-2005).
• Jacques Moramarco (2000) - (2004).

• Sun Lu Tang created his own style. Sun style has a high stance. The Sun system.
• In 1911 or 1912 Hao taught Sun his Hao sytle Tai Chi.
• Sun Lu Tang was 49 or 50 years old in 1911 or 1912.
• Sun style is based on Pa Kua footwork, Hsing I leg and waist methods, and Tai Chi soft body.
• Pa Kua stepping methods.
• Shing I (Hsing I) leg and waist methods.
• Tai Chi's body softness.
• Sun style characteristics:
• High stance.
• Agile steps.
• Chi Kung.
• High standing:
• Emphasis on opening and closing.
• Mobile stepping.
• Chi Kung.
• Sun style has a higher stance.
• With less kicking and punching.
• Sun style is like water flowing in a river or clouds floating in the sky.
• The movements are continuous, slow, even, and with agile steps.
• Tai Chi is based on the snakes elusive movements.
• Yielding and absorbing. Yielding bending and snapping back.
• Unbroken motion. Continuous movements.
• Tai Chi power is based on Chi. Chi (Living energy).
• The development of Chi.
• The cultivation of Chi.
• The concentration of Chi.
• The power of Chi.
• Ward off your opponent. Push and pull.
• To yield to incoming force.
• To redirect incoming force.
• To absorb incoming force.
• High standing stance.
• Mobile stepping. Speed in footwork. Rapid footwork.
• Stepping is more active and smaller.
• Footwork:
• Sun style uses the stepping method of Pa Kua.
• Moving faster than the opponent.
• One foot follows the other foot.
• When one foot moves forward the other foot follows.
• When one foot moves backward the other foot follows.
• Advancing and retreating.
• Stepping movements.
• Stepping forward. Forward steps.
• Stepping backwards. Backward steps.
• Fundamental movements.
• The fundamentals of footwork.
• Lively steps. Agile steps. Agile stepping methods.
• Movements are initiated by the feet.
• To move our bodies according to Tai Chi principles.
• Blocking and striking hand techniques.
• The opening and closing movements.
• Opening and closing actions.
• Opening and closing.
• Principles and movements.
• Movements and principles.
• The posture of opening and closing.
• The posture of raising and lowering.
• The posture of empty stance.
• Sun Tai Chi movements:
• Repulse Monkey.
• Lifting leg.
• Single Whip.
• Drawing bow to shoot Tiger.
• Turn body to tame Tiger.
• Parting wild Horse's mane.
• Turn body, Lotus kick.
• Fair Lady working at the shuttles.
• Step forward to deliver force.
• Traditional Sun Tai Chi form is 98 moves long.
• Modern Wushu Sun Tai Chi forms range from 73 moves long to 42, 11, 12.
• Traditional form consists of 98 movements.
• Modern Wushu forms vary from 73 to 11 moves.
• The sequence of postures from traditional form to Modern Wushu forms very extensively.

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