Guest guest Posted February 3, 2005 Report Share Posted February 3, 2005 Both the photos and the text for my Tai Chi for Seniors book are complete, but I've lost the person who was testing the material for me. Actually, I've been using this Form to teach seniors for a long time now, so it isn't really a test of the material I need. It's a test of whether a person unfamiliar with Tai Chi can actually learn these movements from my text and photos, without any hands-on instruction. I would prefer someone over 50 but am anxious to move quickly on this, so if you're younger, that would be okay. I would also like someone with no experience of Tai Chi, but if what you know is the Wu Form, it would probably be okay, because that's so different. You would also need a video camera. You would learn short sequences of movement (emailed to you), one sequence at a time. You would need to be able to video tape that movement and email the video to me. When I see the tape, I am able to tell if I need to clarify my instructions, or add to them - and you would get the corrected instruction. In some cases, a second video of that sequence might be needed. There are about 15 movement sequences left to do, each about 10-20 seconds. Anybody here have the interest and time for this? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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