Through the Taiji door · with Delbert
Dynamic movement, controlled breathing, and internal focus — with a wooden ruler as your guide.
An established tradition
The Taiji Ruler Form is an established Chinese Taiji/Qigong tradition that weaves together dynamic movement, controlled breathing, and internal focus — with a wooden ruler as the practice aid. The ruler is not a weapon, and this is not a weapon form: it extends and focuses your awareness, giving the body something tangible to circle, coil, and center around.
All four sections — Vertical Circling, Horizontal Circling, Embrace Ball Stepping, and the form’s crown jewel, the Coiling Ruler — plus the opening, closing, and every centering transition between.
Nine modules and more than thirty short lessons take you from your very first stance to the complete continuous form — no prior experience needed.
Breath, movement, and internal focus woven into one daily practice — and a deepening path that carries you from knowing the form to living the form.
Opening soon
The Taiji Ruler Course is being prepared now — the first course through the Taiji door.