Tai Chi Cane 36 Form
The Tai Chi Cane 36 Form uses a simple walking stick as a versatile training tool, applying Tai Chi principles of balance, coordination, and the interplay of softness and strength. Drawing on traditional Da Mo Staff methods, it transforms an everyday cane into an effective practice apparatus for fitness and mindful movement.
The Tai Chi Cane Form includes thirty-six movements arranged in four sections of nine form each, which may be practiced individually or as a continuous sequence.
In this course, students will learn essential cane techniques and the full 36-movement form, developing coordination, flow, and stability in a relaxed, accessible practice suitable for adults of all ages.
Demonstration Videos
Basic Membership and Above
Instructional Videos - In Development
Standard Membership and Above
Opening Form
起勢Opening the Gate to See the Mountain
开门见山Facing Heaven with the Staff
迎面通天Sweeping Away a Thousand Troops
横扫千军
Turning Rivers and Overturning Seas
翻江倒海Steering with the Wind
看风使舵Plucking Laurel in the Moon Palace
蟾宫折桂
Subduing the Dragon and Taming the Tiger
降龙伏虎Turning Back on a Galloping Horse
走马回身Hanging the Moon on the Horizon
天边挂月
Golden Cicada Sheds Its Shell
金蝉脱壳Bodhidharma Embraces the Staff
达摩抱杖Turning Back to Gaze at the Moon
回头望月
Dragon’s Gait, Tiger’s Steps
龙行虎步Golden Rooster Ascends the Rack
金鸡上架Striking the Ground to Create a Spring
扎地成泉
Spirited Cat Plays with Its Tail
灵猫戏尾Luring the Snake from Its Cave
引蛇出洞Wasp Pierces the Heart
黄蜂刺心
Vermilion Bird Soars and Dances
朱雀翔舞Opening the Mountain to Form a Path
开山问路Pushing the Boat with the Current
顺水推舟
Yellow Dragon Sways Its Tail
黄龙摆尾Skillful Maiden Threads the Needle
巧女认针Pulling Back to Split the Abdomen
后拉破腹
Removing Fuel from Beneath the Cauldron
釜底抽薪Startled Snake Probes Its Head
惊蛇探头Pointing to Heaven, Drawing on Earth
指天划地
Kui Star Points to the Dipper
魁星点斗Fierce Tiger Blocks the Path
猛虎拦路Raising the Whip to Urge the Horse
扬鞭催马
Hiding Flowers Beneath the Leaves
叶底藏花Cloud Dragon Presents Its Claws
云龙献爪Woodcutter Chops Firewood
樵夫砍柴