Liang Tung Tsai (1900-2002) demonstrates the Long Form of the Yang style of Tai Chi Chuan. T.T. Liang was a senior disciple of Cheng Man Ching, but he had also studied Tai Chi with various other teachers, such as Hsiung Yang Ho and Li Shou Chen (disciples of Yang Shao Hou) as well as Chang Ch’ing Ling (Disciple of Yang Pan Hou).

T.T. Liang moved to the United States in 1964, after his teacher Cheng Man Ching had moved to New York City. T.T. Liang also lived and taught Tai Chi Chuan in New York for a while. After New York, Liang moved and settled in Boston where he taught Tai Chi. After T.T. Liang retired, he moved to St. Cloud, Minnesota in 1981. However, even after he retired he still continued teaching Tai Chi in St. Cloud,  mainly at the request of his students.

Below is a book written by T.T. Liang called “T’ai Chi Ch’uan for Health and Self-Defense: Philosophy and Practice” which was first published in 1977. Click on the image to see more information about this great book!

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