Chan Si Gong, or Silk-Reeling Exercises, found in the Chen style of Taijiquan consist of spiral movements combined with the internal flow of qi and the external motion of rotation. These exercises help to open the eight channels, improve the yin and yang balance of the body, and to smooth the flow of blood. They internally help the mind to lead the qi and externally help strengthen the body.
1. Zhan Zhuang - Standing Post
2. Zheng Mian Chan Si - Front Spiral Single Arm Reeling Silk
3. Heng Kai Bu - Front Spiral Single Arm with Side Stepping Reeling Silk
4. Shuang Shou Chan Si - Double Hands Reeling Silk
5. Qian Jin Bu - Double Hand Reeling Silk with Stepping
6. Hui Tui Bu - Backward Stepping, Left and Right
7. Chuan Zhan Chan Si - Direct (Nonspiralling) Reeling Silk
8. Ce Mein Chan Si - Side Spiral Single Arm Reeling Silk
9. Dan Shou Xiao Chan Si - Single Hand Small Reeling Silk (Both Directions)
10. Shuan Shou Xiao Chan Si - Double Hand Small Reeling Silk (Both Directions)
11. Tui Bu Chan Si - Leg Reeling Silk (Both Directions)
Exercícios encontradas no estilo Chen de Tai Chi Chuan, consistem em movimentos espirais combinadas com o fluxo interno de qi eo movimento de rotação externa. Esses exercícios ajudam a abrir os oito canais, melhorar o equilíbrio entre o yin eo yang do corpo, e para facilitar o fluxo de sangue. Eles internamente ajudam a mente a conduzir o qi e externamente ajudam a fortalecer o corpo.
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