
Chen Style Dao (broadsword/saber) form is a short dynamic form characterized by explosive leaping and twisting. The broadsword is single edged and heavy, requiring large powerful movements. It is traditionally associated with the tiger because of its powerful movements. The broadsword often coils closely around the body to deflect an opponent's strike. The broadsword develops power and coordination. As with all weapons forms, some level of competence in the empty hand forms should be achieved before attempting the broadsword form.
Move list from Master Jan Silberstorff's "Chen: Living Taijiquan in the Classical Style"
| 1 | yu bei shi | Preparation Stance |
| 2 | hu xin dao | Shielding the Heart with the Saber |
| 3 | qing long chu shui | Blue-green Dragon Shoots out of the Water |
| 4 | feng juan can hua | Wind Tearing the Dried Flower |
| 5 | bai yuan gai ding | The White Cloud Conceals the Summit |
| 6 | hei hu sou shan | The Black Tiger Searches the Mountains |
| 7 | su qin bei jian | Suqin Carrying the Sword on the Back |
| 8 | jin ji du li | The Golden Rooster Stands on One Leg |
| 9 | ying feng gun bi | Taking up the Stab-weapon, Redirect it and Dodge it |
| 10 | yao zhan bai she | Cutting through the White Snake's Hip |
| 11 | ri tan san huan | Drawing Three Rings around the Sun |
| 12 | bo yun wang ri | Driving the Clouds Away to See the Sun |
| 13 | zuo bo cao xin she | Ploughing the Grass and Searching for the Snake-- left |
| 14 | you bo cao xin she | Ploughing the Grass and Searching for the Snake-- right |
| 15 | qing long chu shui | Blue-green Dragon Shoots out of the Water |
| 16 | feng juan can hua | Wind Tearing the Dried Flower |
| 17 | yan bie jin chi | Wild Goose Twisting the Wings |
| 18 | ye cha tan hai | Yecha Stretches towards the Sea |
| 19 | you fan shen kan | Turning the Body and Performing a Strike-- right |
| 20 | zuo fan shen kan | Turning the Body and Performing a Strike-- left |
| 21 | bai she tu xin | The White Snake Pushes out the Tongue |
| 22 | huai zhong bao yue | Embracing the Moon and Move it to the Chest |
| 23 | shou shi | Closing Stance |