Compact Tai Chi for Wimps is a routine condensed to take a small amount of space and also combines multiple styles of Tai Chi.  It is largely based on the popular Yang style and also includes some essential postures from the Chen and Sun styles.  It is for beginners who have the desire to practice Tai Chi but lack the strength and flexibility to practice a harder style.  This DVD video teaches posture-by-posture with front and back view reviews.  (Difficulty: Beginner Level) (Difficulty: Beginner Level)

Standard Tai Chi Form 42 is a combination of Chen, Yahg, Wu, and Sun styles.  It is widely used in Chinese national and international Tai Chi competition.  This DVD is from the teachings of Grandmaster Li Deyin (Jesse Tsao's teacher since 1978) directly, one of three experts who created this popular routine in 1989.  Master Tsao presents a demonstration, followed by step-by-step instruction in English.  There are repetitions in both front and back view.  It is a good reference for home study, or a resource for instructor's teaching preparation.  Suggest 30 class hours.   (Difficulty: Intermediate Level)

Sun Tai Chi combines elements of Ba-gua, Xing yi, and Tai Chi.  It has Qigong movements and is known as "open & close" Tai Chi because of the open & close qigong hand movements during turning points.  Sun style is characterized by its compactness of movement, high, upright posture, and lively footwork.  One foot always follows the other during advance and retreat.  It is the best for Qigong lover or beginner to learn.  It is also efficient in self-defense!  This DVD video teaches the Chinese national standard routine Sun Style Form 73.  Master Tsao teaches posture-by-posture in detail in English.  he also demonstrates the entire routine in both front and back views.  It is a good reference for home study, or a resource for instructor's teaching preparation.  Suggest 30 class hours.  (Difficulty: Beginner through Advanced Levels)

This is a dynamic routine with various moves from Chen, Yang, Wu, and Sun Tai Chi and Chinese kung fu.  Master Tsao presents it here with his signature teaching style of posture-by-posture learning, in English, with front and back views.  It is a good reference for home study, or a resource for instructor's teaching preparation.  Suggest 30 class hours.  (Difficulty: Beginner to Advanced) 

It is a combination of Chen, Yang, Wu, and Sun.  Sword forms are the extension of bare-handed Tai Chi practice!  Master Tsao presents here in this video an authoritative explanation of moves, posture-by-posture, in English. Demonstration of the complete routine in both front and back views. It is a good reference for home study, or a resource for instructor's teaching preparation.  Suggest 30 class hours.  (Difficulty: Intermediate Level)

It is a combination of xingyi, bagua, and Tai Chi.  The stepping is very flexible and the hands open and close to adjust inner energy flow after a group of moves.  Master Tsao presents a whole routine demonstration, followed by detailed instruction in English.  There are plenty of repetitions in both front and back view.  It is a good reference for home study, or a resource for instructor's teaching preparation.  Suggest 50 class hours.   (Difficulty: Beginner through Advanced Levels)

It is a combination of xingyi, bagua, and Tai Chi.  The stepping is very flexible and the hands open and close to adjust inner energy flow after a group of moves.  Master Tsao presents a whole routine demonstration, followed by detailed instruction in English.  There are plenty of repetitions in both front and back view.  It is a good reference for home study, or a resource for instructor's teaching preparation.  Suggest 50 class hours.   (Difficulty: Beginner through Advanced Levels) Each disc includes a demonstration of the entire routine.