After the completion of learning and "mastering" the 24 forms, students will begin to learn the 32 Yang Style Tai Ji form.

Based on a traditional 56-posture Yang Style Tai Ji form, the 32 Yang Sword Form applies the same Tai

Ji Quan movements for relaxation, yielding, and use of softness to overcome force.

This form provides additional challenges for practitioners to develop and improve their mental focus, body coordination and connection between oneself and an inanimate object.

1. The sage pointing the way.
2. Three ring circling the moon
3. The deity standing on one leg.
4. The swallow flying over the water (left).
5. The swallow flying over the water (right).
6. The swallow flying over the water (left).
7. Needle to the bottom of sea.
8. Holding the moon in the arms.
9. Flying arrow chasing the moon.
10. Black dragon shaking its tail.
11. Green dragon expels fire.
12. The wind blowing over the lotus leaves.
13. East mountain lion shaking its head.
14. Holding the south mountain tiger's head.
15. Wild horse jumps over the creek.
16. Lifting the curtain.
17. Fish the moon from bottom of sea.
18. Shooting at the wild geese.
19. White ape offering the fruit.
20. Dusting in the wind (left).
21. Dusting in the wind (right).
22. Dusting in the wind (left).
23. Pushing the boat with the current.
24. The flying star chasing the moon.
25. Flying house in the sky.
26. Rolling up the screen.
27. Left and right wheeling sword.
28. The white crane opens its wings.
29. Hornet flying into the hive.
30. Embracing the moon.
31. The wind sweeping the plum blossoms.
32. Yellow dragon extending its claws.