As the Laujia 74 Form is quite a long form we took the decision to create a shorter form that would lead in to learning the longer form the easiest way to do this was to remove sections three, four and five and leave them for a later date and teach sections one, two and six. The last movements of section two and five are the same so both can easily flow into section six.
| Number | English |
|---|---|
| S1 P01 | Beginning Posture Of Taijiquan |
| S1 P02 | Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar |
| S1 P03 | Lazy About Tying Coat |
| S1 P04 | Sealing Six Avenues Of Attack And Closing Four Sides |
| S1 P05 | Single Whip |
| S1 P06 | Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar |
| S1 P07 | The White Crane Spreads It’s Wings |
| S1 P08 | Walk Forward Diagonally |
| S1 P09 | Brush Knee |
| S1 P10 | Stepping to Both Sides |
| S1 P11 | Diagonal Posture |
| S1 P12 | Brush Knee |
| S1 P13 | Stepping to Both Sides |
| S1 P14 | Cover Hands and Strike with Fist |
| S1 P15 | Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar |
| S2 P16 | Hit And Drape Fist Over Body |
| S2 P17 | Blue Dragon Flying Out Of The Water |
| S2 P18 | Pushing With Both Hands |
| S2 P19 | Fist Under Elbow |
| S2 P20 | Stepping Back And Whirling The Arms |
| S2 P21 | The White Crane Spreads It’s Wings |
| S2 P22 | Diagonal Posture |
| S2 P23 | Turning Back With Arms Twining |
| S2 P24 | Cover Hands and Strike with Fist |
| S2 P25 | Sealing Six Avenues Of Attack And Closing Four Sides |
| S2 P26 | Single Whip |
| S2 P27 | Rolling Hands Trough The Clouds |
| S2 P28 | Patting The Horse's Back |
| S6 P64 | Reverse Sweep with Right Leg Crossing |
| S6 P65 | Punch Towards The Crotch |
| S6 P66 | Ape Picking Fruit |
| S6 P67 | Single Whip |
| S6 P68 | Dragon Rolling Downward |
| S6 P69 | Stepping Forward Into Seven Stars Stance |
| S6 P70 | Stepping Backward Into Riding Stance |
| S6 P71 | Turning Around And Sweeping With Both Legs |
| S6 P72 | Cannon Right Overhead |
| S6 P73 | Buddha’s Warrior Attendant Pounds Mortar |
| S6 P74 | Closing Posture Of Taijiquan |
