Wheelchair Form/ Sitting Postures

Wu style sitting posture Taijiquan on wheel chair was compiled by famous Wu style Taijiquan master Wu Guangyu. The creation and compilation of Wu style sitting posture Taijiquan on wheel chair are orientated for the disabled and the men with inconvenient lower limbs and those who hope to build up their bodies and prolong their lives. The features of Wu style sitting posture Taijiquan on wheel chair are light, quiet, soft. Its varied gravity transfers clearly and obliqueness contains straightness. The movements of Wu style sitting postures are light, quickm and flexible, not using clumsy force and just naturally. Wu Guang Yu (see below) is the great grandson of Wu Chien Chuan. He is now the “gatekeeper”, fifth generation of the Wu style of Tai Chi. He learned from both his grandfather the famous Wu Kong Yi and from his father Wu Tai Kwoi. His uncles numbered Wu DaKai, Wu Da Qi, Wu Da Xin and Wu Yan Xia. His sister, Wu Xiao Feng, his sister, is also an experienced and deeply rooted inheritor of the Wu famil