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Tai Chi Courses

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Archived Features
Why is the Hun Yuan System so Effective?
First Stage of Hun Yuan
Training in Wu Dao Gong
Hun Yuan Qigong

Silk Reeling Gong
China Trip Highlights 03
China Trip Highlights 04
China Trip Highlights 05
China Trip Highlights 06
China Trip Highlights 07
China Trip Highlights 09
Insight from Chen Xiang
Training with Chen Xiang
Chinese New Year Demo
3 Hidden Treasures
Your Full Potential
Wisdom of Internal Arts
2011 Retreat at SIBA
China Trip Highlights 11 Interview - Feng Xiu Qian
Tao of Success in Life
Weakness to Strength 

Passing of GM Feng
2012 Retreat at SIBA
Energy for Life
As Calligraphy
Testimonials on
Tai Chi Form, page 1
Tai Chi Form, page 2

Fa Soong Gong - relax...
Hun Yuan Qigong

Silk Reeling Exercises
Tai Chi Bang (Stick)
Internal Martial Arts
Tai Chi DVDs etc.


 

Quotes from the Tai Chi classics:

Flow like a river and be still as a mountain.
The root is in the soles of the feet.
The spine should be plumb erect from the coccyx to the crown of the head.
The chi or intrinsic energy should be stored below the waist.
Even the weight of a feather will set the body in motion.
When one part of the body moves, the whole body moves.
All Tai Chi movements emanate from the body centre.

 

 

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Suggested Reading

What Makes Your Brain Happy by David DiSalvo

Vegetarian Corner for
Non-Vegetarians
Recipes
Interviews

Archived Interviews
Finding his Passion--Chief
Instructor Brett Wagland

Path of Self Development
Wu Dao Gong
Training Saved the Day
Full Use of My Right Hand
Life Changing Experience
Maintaining a Balance
Importance of "My Time"
Training - I Know Myself
Throwing off Stress
Laughing at Impossible
A Fresh Outlook on Life
Helps to Keep Me Young

Stress Relief with Tai Chi
Enhances My Life & Work
Coordination & Focus
Recovery from Accident
Finally I Made It to Tai Chi
Managing Parkinson's
Engages the Mind
Restore Health
Tai Chi & Wu Dao Gong
Tai Chi & Yang Mian
My Tai Chi Journey (Lis)
Stumbling Upon a Passion
Aiming for Immortality
Searching for the Feeling
An Effective Exercise
Life Changer
Keeping Healthy

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