Please join us for “World Tai Chi and Qigong Day” on Saturday April 27th at Prospect Park in Lewiston Idaho. There will be group exhibitions, San Shou and various Qigong. Prospect Park is located at 814 Prospect Avenue. Hope to see … Continue reading
Posted in Blog | Leave a commentThe Chinese New Year for 2013 is February 10th. Chinese astrology is based on a sixty year cycle made up of five elements and twelve animals. 2013 is the year of the Black Water Snake, a calm, cautious, intuitive, introspective … Continue reading
Posted in Blog | Leave a commentI am starting a new class to introduce new students to tai chi. The class is called “INTRODUCTION TO TAI” and it will last for six weeks, 5:30 to 6:30 on Wednesday evenings. Class size is limited to twenty participants. The … Continue reading
Posted in Blog | Leave a commentMany Tai Chi Masters promote the importance of standing. At first, I was not so convinced. Standing simply seemed boring to me. Then I attended a few workshops where standing was the main focus. I began practicing. The more I … Continue reading
Posted in Blog | 1 CommentOne of the great mysteries for me regarding the history of Tai Chi is how “Yang” style evolved from “Chen” style. The two forms are far from similar, especially when comparing Yang with other styles. As an example, from … Continue reading
Posted in Blog | 4 CommentsOur Saturday class is currently learning a rare form of Tai chi called Yang Style San Shou. San Shou is a two person fighting form that applies tai chi principles and movements. This specific form was brought to the United … Continue reading
Posted in Blog | Leave a commentThe Chinese Lunar New Year began on January 23, 2012 and is the most important festival in Chinese and Asian cultures, which represents about a quarter of the world’s population. It is celebrated on the new moon of the first … Continue reading
Posted in Blog | Leave a commentSince I just learned how to update my blog yesterday, I am designating today as the official grand opening of this web site. I would like to dedicate this site to my current and future students and all tai chi … Continue reading
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