”From familiarity with the correct touch, one gradually comprehends internal force Jing ; from the comprehension of Jing one can reach wisdom.” – Classics

The core of Tai Chi (Taijiquan, T’ai Chi Ch’uan) study is about interplay between sparring partners. If you want to train Tai Chi on a martial level, you must cultivate your martial skills. You need to have sparring partners and be able to work with them, whether you are a teacher or a student of this art.

This project is suitable for people who studied with Robert Amacker or are members of schools based on his teaching. It can be appreciated by other Taj Chi adepts who find his teaching appealing. Read the Story about Interplay Taiji. Also check out our Facebook profile.

It is important to have a vision and to know the aim in training of Tai Chi. We describe aspects of Tai Chi so it would be clear how we are going to train each other. Read more about Tai Chi and look at videos of Tai Chi sets. Other texts and videos are under titles Inner force Jing, Tai Chi principle and Martial ideas. All these aspects we train and discuss in the lessons below.

Interplay – lessons for registered users

There are around 100 videos here. You need to be signed up to see these lessons.

Basic pair work are exercises that help you develop skills namely Listening, Interpreting, and Responding as well as further developing other fundamental Tai Chi skills.

Tuishou lessons are devoted to basic and advanced Tuishou. They provide description and training of various skills in these sets, correction of mistakes and tips how to help each other with getting new skills.

Tuishou extension covers topics such as Three old changes and Cloudy hands. You will learn how to combine these techniques with Tuishou and stay in continuous movement while changing from one idea to another.

Training of Jing – a course by Vlasta Pechova contains 26 videos from her seminar in Prague, accompanied with English texts. See the structure of the course, how each skill is trained before it is put together with other skills, from simple exercises up to martial level! This course is an example of Interplay Taiji training.

Tips for training offer ideas, experience, stories from teaching and practising, and tips how to cooperate with sparring partners. Cooperation in Tai Chi is a skill.