I am going to offer a Summer Series for Taiji training. Much like the Winter Qigong Series, except we will be focusing on the fundamentals of Taiji-Gongfu. This series will happen as either pop-up gatherings or specific workshops. The training will be free for outdoor events, donations accepted when we are training in some indoor facility. The first training will be Saturday, June 9, 10:00--12:00 at Festival Park in High Point, NC. Future dates and locations will be announced shortly.
The focus of this training is Taiji-Gongfu fundamentals, also known as eating bitter. I am not doing commercial workshops because this is not commercial-type training. This series will work on digging deep into the fundamentals of Taiji practice, regardless of style or school. To really develop body awareness and proper energy utilization, fundamentals practice is crucial. However, most commercial classes and workshops don't focus on these because they aren't a part of Pop-Tai Chi Culture. That being said, this training is appropriate for all practitioners at all skill levels.
We will be looking at such topics as Silk Reeling; Zhan Zhuang Standing Pole; Wudang Shan Cornerstone Gongfu; Taiji Chin Na; Dao Yin training; and Push Hands. As noted above, this training is not style-specific. In fact, it is appropriate for all martial artists as the goal of the training is universal. My intention is to offer at least one opportunity per month between June and September, maybe more. I will be sending out invites @ email and Facebook Events. This will be good.
The focus of this training is Taiji-Gongfu fundamentals, also known as eating bitter. I am not doing commercial workshops because this is not commercial-type training. This series will work on digging deep into the fundamentals of Taiji practice, regardless of style or school. To really develop body awareness and proper energy utilization, fundamentals practice is crucial. However, most commercial classes and workshops don't focus on these because they aren't a part of Pop-Tai Chi Culture. That being said, this training is appropriate for all practitioners at all skill levels.
We will be looking at such topics as Silk Reeling; Zhan Zhuang Standing Pole; Wudang Shan Cornerstone Gongfu; Taiji Chin Na; Dao Yin training; and Push Hands. As noted above, this training is not style-specific. In fact, it is appropriate for all martial artists as the goal of the training is universal. My intention is to offer at least one opportunity per month between June and September, maybe more. I will be sending out invites @ email and Facebook Events. This will be good.
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