I began to study this form, but can no longer attend the class. Where can I find information on this (and related) styles.

A pictorial guide would be excellent as I didn't learn the movement names properly.

Judderman,

There are uncounted books on Yang Long Style Tai Chi Chaun. Unfortunately it is impossible to really learn from them, instead they add more texture to ones studies.

I'd suggest check out your local Barnes and Nobels or Borders bookstore in the Sports Section. You should find a wide range of books.

Try and find something similar to the version you studied (there are literally hundreds of versions of the Long Form).

The better books might have decades worth of material, but unless you study for decades yourself they won't make a great deal of sense.

Among the possibilites, the books of Yang Jwing-Ming. But don't be surprised if the books, while similar, are also different.

Victor Smith

Hello Judderman,
Check out these sites they may help you out.
Plum Flower Press(Chinese internal martial Arts)
Erle Maontaiques Tai Chi World Peter Lim's Taijiquan Resource Page
Take care,
Your Brother in the Arts

Hey Judderman,
I found your Yang style long form.
Check out Superior Martial Arts.
It's in the video section.
Your Brother in the Arts

There are some Yang style forms @ http://www.taiji.de

FruitLoopy