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Taijiquan is a Chinese Martial Art that uses "Internal" Principles to develop ones skill rather than focusing on "External; speed 
and strength"; After years of experience in Martial Arts, I settled on the art of Taijiquan (Tai Chi). The word "Taijiquan" is roughly translated as "supreme ultimate fist" and draws its roots and principles from Taoism. It 
is more than a martial art. The ancient sages designed Taijiquan to be 
rejuvenating for the health and spirit.<p>
Taijiquan is inseparable from Taoism and I have learned 
many things about it by studying Taoism and vice versa. The origins of 
Taijiquan are clouded in legend, but all the stories follow similar lines.
Taijiquan is a Chinese Martial Art that uses "Internal" Principles to develop ones skill rather than focusing on "external" speed and strength.  After years of experience in Martial Arts, I settled on the art of Taijiquan (Tai Chi). The word "Taijiquan" is roughly translated as "supreme ultimate fist" and draws its roots and principles from Taoism. It is more than a martial art. The ancient sages designed Taijiquan to be rejuvenating for the health and spirit.

Taijiquan is inseparable from Taoism and I have learned many things about it by studying Taoism and vice versa. The origins of Taijiquan are clouded in legend, but all the stories follow similar lines.

Origins of Taijiquan

Taijiquan as a Martial Art