Chen Tai Chi Double Broadsword is one of the classic double-weapon routines. It trains hand-eye coordination with the body, with Chen Tai Chi's spiraling energy flow through stepping and sweeping sword motions. This form is excellent at developing body condition for self-defense and general endurance. The philosophy of yin and yang is always present: one sword attacks while the other guards and protects. Master Tsao teaches in detail, posture by posture, with front and back view demonstrations. Suggest 30 class hours. (Difficulty: Beginner to Advanced Levels)

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)

Compact Tai Chi for Healing in Traditional Yang Style is extracted from the traditional routine. It is an easy-to-follow, calm and slow-moving, yet powerful, workout. Detailed instruction of each posture in front view and 4 repetitions in back view are given. The self-healing aspects of each posture will surely release your stress and enhance your health. Master Tsao also leads you through the practice of the first part of the Traditional Yang Style routine at the end. (Difficulty: Beginner Level)

Nine-Piece Tai Chi Gong is a Qigong practice based on Tai Chi postures from five major styles and Push Hands.  It will open blockages and balance the body's yin and yang energies.  Take in good energy from nature and release out the bad.  It will also strengthen your legs and improve balance.  Master Tsao teaches in detail with both front and back view demonstrations.  It is a good reference for home study, or a resource for instructor's teaching preparation.  Suggest 30 class hours. 

Seated Qigong 10 Forms is a set of ten unique practices tracing back to a traditional Chinese self-healing art and a Taoist longevity practice.  It starts by collecting nature energy, then harmonizing yin and yang and using inner energy through spiraling and coiling flows.. It develops to cleanse major internal organs and release stress and qi blockages.  Master Jesse Tsao carries on the tradition and shares with you his collection of these treasure-like practices in detailed, English instructions, including a demonstration of the complete set.  It is a good reference for home study, or a resource for instructor's teaching preparation.  Suggest 30 class hours.  (Difficulty: Beginner Level)

The principles are based on Tai Chi Classics: to redirect or borrow an opponent's force first, then strike his weak point.  Tai Chi was originally a Chinese martial art for self-defense.  Master Tsao reveals Tai Chi's fighting secrets in an easy-to-understand and use manner.  Each posture is demonstrated first, then details teaching its application in self-defense fighting and Push Hands.  It is good for self-study or as a useful reference for teachers.  Instructions are given in English.  It is good for self-study, or a good resource for instructor's teaching preparation.  Suggest 30 class hours.  Played by Master Jesse Tsao and Michael Muckin. (Difficulty: Beginner through Advanced Levels)

The principles are based on Tai Chi Classics: to redirect or borrow an opponent's force first, then strike his weak point.  Master Tsao reveals Tai Chi's fighting secrets in an easy-to-understand and use manner.  Each posture is demonstrated first, then details teaching its application in self-defense fighting and Push Hands,a nd there are multiple applications in each posture.  It is good for self-study or as a useful reference for teachers.  Instructions are given in English.  It is good for self-study, or a good resource for instructor's teaching preparation.  Suggest 30 class hours.  Played by Master Jesse Tsao and Michael Muckin. (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)