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Tai Chi Meet-ups (Pushing Hands)

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West Bridgford

Taiji & Qigong (London & Kent)

taiji & qigong (london & kent)

Tai Chi is both an exercise for improving and maintaining good health, as well as a martial art designed for self-defence. It is also often spoken about as a form of ‘meditation in motion’ or ‘meditation in movement’ as it promotes a sense of inner peace and tranquillity.  Whether you refer to it as ‘T’ai Chi’ (the Wade Giles method of Romanising words), or ‘Taiji’ (the Pinyin or modern way), it is short for ‘T’ai Chi Ch’uan’ or Taijiquan, which both can be translated as ‘Supreme Ultimate Fist’.  Tai Chi is a popular form of exercise for people of all ages and abilities, offering a wide range of physical, mental and emotional benefits to those who practice it. There is a range of Tai Chi benefits to enjoy, whatever your age.      Depending to a certain extent on the type of Tai Chi being practiced, it is considered very safe for people of all ages, as it exercises joints and muscles without placing too much stress on them.   Therefore, this also makes Tai Chi an ideal form of exercise for people with either rheumatoid or osteoarthritis, as well as offering a wide range of other benefits: Relief of stress, anxiety, tension and depression, increased levels of relaxation, calmness and confidence, gently improved muscle tone, co-ordination, balance and good posture.   Research also suggests Tai Chi reduces falls in the elderly Tai Chi is effectively having your own personal gym without needing any equipment (unless you’re learning movements with weapons), and you can practice it either in groups or on your own.  There is a range of Tai Chi styles to suit your needs.  Whilst Tai Chi is often talked about as being an ancient martial art, it first appeared in records from the 1700s onwards.  Whilst there are many different family styles, there are five major styles practiced throughout China and the West: Chen style, Yang style, Wu-Hao style, Wu style, Sun style to name but a few.  At Taiji and Qigong, we teach a wide variety of Tai Chi forms, as well as Pushing Hands, Da Lu, Applications of the Forms, and Fa-Jing techniques.   If you’re interested in taking Tai Chi classes in London or Kent, take a look at our Classes & Prices to find what you’re looking for.

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Yorkshire Tai Chi

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5.0(6)

Shipley

The Wu style tai chi chuan form which is a set of movements performed slowly and gently helps relieve the symptoms of stress and aids relaxation, helps improve balance and normalizes blood pressure. The movements are also very detailed and precise which helps keep the mind calm and focused. The Tuesday evening class also allows for students to stay on (until around 9:30pm) to try or practice sticking or pushing hands.

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Practical Tai Chi Chuan West Lothian

practical tai chi chuan west lothian

5.0(1)

Bathgate

Hello, My name is John Bunyan I teach the Wudang style of Tai Chi Chuan as a complete Martial Arts system. I teach all 5 elements of Tai Chi Chuan: Hand Form Pushing Hands Self Defence Weapons (Sword, Sabre and Spear) Internal Strength I’ve been studying Dan Docherty’s Practical Tai Chi Chuan style since 1990 and teaching in the UK for the last 25 years. I am a certified level 8 Chief Instructor of this style (see resource on the menu for Instructor levels) and a Tai Chi & Qigong Union for Great Britain senior instructor. Students of other styles who want to learn more about the martial side of Tai Chi Chuan are welcome. Tai Chi Chuan We train using the hand form and pushing hands, but we also learn the self-defence applications, which is where the hand form was derived from. Learning the applications also helps with focus when practising the hand form. We use other training techniques such as running thunder hand, pad work, 5 element arm, San shou etc. The Spear, Sabre and Sword are taught as forms with applications. Tai Chi for Health Using the hand form our aim is to offer a series of flowing, connected movements that help improve balance, coordination, posture and circulation. It also helps to relax the mind as well as the body. The hand form is a type of moving meditation. We also use pushing hands. These are partner drills used to train whole body coordinated movements. They are beneficial because you are training to move with your partner, not against them. 8 Pieces of Brocade Qigong is taught to help improve movement in the body’s joints. To stimulate the nervous system and circulation. Students who are practising for the health-giving aspects are always welcome to join in and learn the martial aspects of the art.

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Tai Chi Chesterfield - Yinghua Wu Style Tai Chi Quan

tai chi chesterfield - yinghua wu style tai chi quan

5.0(1)

Chesterfield

Yinghua Tai Chi Chuan school was founded by Master Jin Ye in honour of her grandmother Wu Yinghua, which is the origin of the name of our school. Wu Yinghua taught the theory and practise of the art to her granddaughter Jin Ye who has now taught Tai Chi Quan for well over 35 years, originally in her home city of Shanghai and to date has taught countless students across the world. Master Jin Ye is a teacher unique to the UK as she is the only practitioner to have direct lineage within the Wu family, who are credited with the creation of the Wu-style of Tai Chi taught across the world today. Jin Ye started practising Tai Chi at the age of ten and began studying Tai Chi theory under the tutelage of her grandmother Wu Yinghua. Jin Ye began to teach students from the age of 22 and has brought her knowledge and experience to the UK, having founded the school in 1991. The complete Wu family Tai Chi syllabus has been taught by Jin Ye including the weaponry forms such as the sabre and spear, as well as unarmed forms such as Qi Gong, pushing hands and slow forms. These were taught to her by her late grandparents Master Wu Yinghua & Master Ma Yueliang and has continued to teach these to her students retaining the authenticity and tradition in which the style was founded.

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T'ai Chi Ch'uan Center

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In Memoriam - Grandmaster Chen Yun Ching 1939 - 2022 The Rochester Tai Chi Chuan Center and the Rochester Ling Yun Pai wish to express their heartfelt condolences to the Family of GM Chen Yun Ching, and to the Chen Pan Ling World Family. His instruction and experience in the Chen Pan Ling Legacy that he passed on to us will always be treasured, and continued. Chen Pan-ling T'ai Chi Ch'uan Long Form The Chen Pan-ling style of T'ai Chi Ch'uan is a composite of the Yang, Wu, and Chen styles. It was developed by a World War II era committee of top martial artists commissioned by the Chinese Nationalist Government. Chiefly promoted by Chen Pan-ling, this style has been recognized with his name. This style of T'ai Chi has borrowed several elements from other styles making it a more energetic form by utilizing a greater range of motion of the body. It promotes health and relaxation, as well as the connections that make T'ai Chi an internal martial art. The Chen Pan-ling style 99 posture long form is suitable for all student levels. Chen Pan-ling Legacy Arts Shaolin empty hand forms, Core Bagua, and Hsing-I drills are covered. Warm up exercises include Chinese traditional health exercises and stretches, and Qigong. This class is for those of Intermediate to Advanced level and ability. Grandmaster William C.C. Chen Yang Style 60 Posture Form Grandmaster William C.C. Chen has been described as a teacher's teacher. Quiet, gentle, and supportive, he is none-the-less knowledgeable and perceptive in his teachings and evaluation on what people need. Grandmaster Chen's 60 movement form is based on the Yang style. It provides people with the necessary motions and movements to allow them to experience the relaxed aspects of T'ai Chi Ch'uan as well as the connections that make T'ai Chi a powerful art. Classes are arranged to accommodate the beginner, (the first 20 movements), and the more advanced practitioner, (the complete 60 movement form). Grandmaster William C.C. Chen FUNdamental Principles & Postures This class will focus on the fundamental principles of T'ai Chi by repetitive practice of individual postures. T’ai Chi Ch'uan forms consist of a sequence of various postures regardless of the style. The postures were developed to teach different martial applications based upon fundamental principles of T'ai Chi. The principles taught will follow the William C.C. Chen method and cover the postures included in the William C.C. Chen short form. Emphasis will be placed on performing postures from both the left and right (mirror image). The class is open to beginning and advanced students. Grandmaster William C.C. Chen’s exploring T”ai Chi Ch’uan from the inside out. Grandmaster William C.C. Chen is constantly refining and thinking about better ways to convey his ideas about T'ai Chi Ch'uan. We will be exploring beyond basic body mechanics, to a better understanding of the internal feelings of making a shape. Looking inward, internal energy, staying rooted, the role of fingers and toes, and so much more! Grandmaster William C.C. Chen Yang Style Long Form - 132 postures The Yang Style Long Form is a direct descendant of the soft style Tai Chi form developed by Yang Chengfu (1883 - 1936), who trained Professor Cheng Man-Ching (1902 - 1975), who in turn trained Grandmaster William C. C. Chen (1933 - ). The Yang-style traces its roots to Yang Luchan (1799 - 1872). If you have completed Master Chen’s 1-60 Form and are looking to expand it, this is the next step. Cheng Hsin Mini set - Postures and Principles This is an introduction to Peter Ralston’s 7 posture points and 5 principles using his 12 posture mini set. The mini set is actually 24 postures as it is practiced in both the original and mirror image orientations. Cheng Hsin Pushing Hands This is a class in the application of T'ai Chi Ch'uan in a non-threatening manner. Two people work together to explore the movements which help the body, mind, and spirit, as well as gain insight into the martial aspect of T'ai Chi Ch'uan. Students of either T'ai Chi styles are welcome to this class. It is insightful when the two styles meet. Sun T'ai Chi Ch'uan The Traditional Sun style long form as passed down to us by Tim Cartmell, taught to him by Sun Lu Tang’s daughter, Sun Jian Yun. Taiji for Meditation - Da Liu's Modified Yang Form We will use Master Da Liu’s modified Yang style Taijiquan Form with its gentle flowing movements, deep breathing and relaxed awareness, to quiet the body and mind, to reduce distraction, and to balance inner and outer awareness. Principles will also be covered to refine the Form and develop the internal aspects. The Form will be a vehicle for “mindfulness in motion” in order to achieve a calm meditative spirit, good health, and longevity. Warm up exercises include stretches, Qigong. This class suitable for all student levels. Balance and Leg Strength Training In this class we will work to improve our balance and leg strength, by using static and dynamic postures, and short sequences, drawn from some of the Qigong, Taijiquan, and Kuo Shu sets that have long been a part of our curriculum at the Rochester Tai Chi Chuan Center. Whether you want to improve your Internal Arts practice, or just want to age gracefully and prevent falls, this class is for Intermediate level and ability, but is open to all. Qigong An ongoing relaxation course, this is a Qigong workout for healing (sitting, standing and movement meditation for health and well-being). The goal is to sample methods to build into your daily health practices. Liangong RTCCC has used the 18 exercises of Series 1 of the Liangong health system for many years as a warm-up during tai chi classes. This class combines refinement of the Series 1 exercises with exploration of the additional exercises in Liangong Series 2 and 3. Proper form, the specific Liangong breathing technique, the coordination of movement and breathing, and the development of ‘internal stretch’ will be emphasized. T’ai Chi Principles We use the Simplified Taiji 24 posture Form and our Four/Eight Direction Form, to work on classic principles as defined by T'ai Chi classic writings. This course is for those of Intermediate level and a good pre-cursor to push hands and a prerequisite for long forms. Workshops The Center also offers regular workshops with many renowned instructors in the pursuit of excellence in the art of T'ai Chi and other internal arts.

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Benefits of Quality License Scheme Certificate is valuable Provides a competitive edge in your career It will make your CV stand out Course Curriculum Benefits of Tai Chi -2021 Updates, Build Your Own Tai Routing Courses 2021 Updates, View more amazing courses and Publications, 00:04:00 Improve your balance -8 Easy Tai Chi Postures to improve your valance 00:02:00 SECTION 1 Posture 1-Posture 17 Introduction 00:05:00 XJ2-01 预备势 Beginning Posture 00:04:00 XJ2-02 金刚捣碓 I Pound Palm with Fist I 00:12:00 XJ2-03 懒扎衣 I Grand Warding off Posture I 00:06:00 XJ2-04 六封四闭 I Pushing hands on Empty Stance 00:06:00 XJ2-05 单鞭 I Single Whip I 00:07:00 XJ2-06 搬拦肘 Side Backward Throwing Double Punch 00:00:00 XJ2-07 跃步护心拳 Leaping Step and Elbow Blocking Hit 00:09:00 XJ2-08 跃步斜行 I Leaping and Lunge forward with Bow stance 00:12:00 XJ2-09 煞腰压肘拳 Leaping and Turn Body Double Punch 00:04:00 XJ2-10 井缆直入 I Turn body with Elbow hitting and Toe Stepping I 00:04:00 XJ2-11 风扫梅花 I Swing Body Throwing I 00:03:00 XJ2-12 金刚捣碓 II Pound Palm with Fist II 00:05:00 XJ2-13 庇身捶 Overbody Throw Posture 00:11:00 XJ2-14 撇身锤 Leaping with Splitting Punch 00:07:00 XJ2-15 斩手 Hand Chopping Anti Locking 00:08:00 XJ2-16 翻花舞袖 I Leaping and turn body chopping I 00:08:00 XJ2-17 掩手肱拳 I Cover Fist and Punch I 00:06:00 SECTION 2 Posture 18-Posture 31 XJ2-18 飞步拗鸾肘 Leaping and Forward Elbow Strike 00:09:00 XJ2-19 运手 （前三）I （前运手） Wave hands 00:08:00 XJ2-20 高探马 I High Empty Stance I 00:03:00 XJ2-21 运手 （后三）II （后运手） Wave hands II 00:04:00 XJ2-22 高探马 II High Empty Stance II 00:06:00 XJ2-23,24,25 连环炮 （一二三）Palm Push Hitting I, II, III 00:09:00 XJ2-27,28,29 白蛇吐信 Snake Flicks out Tongue I, II, III 00:05:00 XJ2-30 转身海底翻花 I Turn Body with Hand Chopping Blocking I 00:03:00 XJ2-31 掩手肱捶 II Cover Fist and Punch II 00:04:00 SECTION 3 Posture 32-Posture 50 XJ2-32 转身六合 Turn Body with Grabbing arm Wresting 00:04:00 XJ2-33,34,35,36 裹鞭炮 Sideway Burst Punch I, II, III, IV 00:09:00 XJ2-37 兽头势 Retreating Punch 00:05:00 XJ2-38 劈架子 Jumping with Splitting Punch 00:07:00 XJ2-39 翻花舞袖 II Leaping and turn body chopping II 00:05:00 XJ2-40 掩手肱捶 III Cover Fist and Punch III 00:04:00 XJ2-41 伏虎 Subdue the Tiger 00:06:00 XJ2-42 抹眉红 Sweeping and Pushing using Palm 00:06:00 XJ2-43 右黄龙三搅水 Left Sideways Single Wave Hand 00:06:00 XJ2-44 左黄龙三搅水 Right Sideway Single Wave Hand 00:07:00 XJ2-45 左蹬脚 Left Side Kick 00:07:00 XJ2-46 右蹬脚 Right Side Kick 00:05:00 XJ2-47 海底翻花 II Hand Chopping Blocking II 00:04:00 XJ2-48 掩手肱捶 IV Cover Fist and Punch IV 00:07:00 XJ2-49 扫堂腿 Sweep legs with Body turn 00:10:00 XJ2-50 掩手肱捶 V Cover Fist and Punch V 00:03:00 SECTION 4 Posture 51-Posture 71 XJ2-51,52 左冲 右冲 Left and Right Turn Body with Double Hands Punch 00:05:00 XJ2-53 倒插 Anti Grabbing with Pushing Punch 00:05:00 XJ2-54 海底翻花 III Hand Chopping Blocking III 00:03:00 XJ2-55 掩手肱捶 VI Cover Fist and Punch VI 00:04:00 XJ2-56,57 夺二肱 (一, 二） Sideway Pushing Punch I, II 00:10:00 XJ2-58 连珠炮 Anti Grab Punches 00:06:00 XJ2-59 玉女穿梭 I Leaping while Turning Body in Air I 00:07:00 XJ2-60 回头当门炮 I Turn back with Double Hands Punch I 00:03:00 XJ2-61 玉女穿梭 II Leaping while Turning Body in Air II 00:05:00 XJ2-62 回头当门炮 II Turn back with Double Hands Punch II 00:03:00 XJ2-63 撇身捶 Leaping with Splitting Punch 00:03:00 XJ2-64 拗鸾肘 Forward Elbow Strike and Piercing Elbow Strike 00:04:00 XJ2-65 顺鸾肘 Double Elbow Back Strike 00:04:00 XJ2-66 穿心肘 Up Lifting Elbow Strike 00:04:00 XJ2-67 窝里炮 Single Splitting Punch 00:05:00 XJ2-68 井缆直入 II Turn body with Elbow hitting and Toe Stepping II 00:03:00 XJ2-69 风扫梅花 II Swing Boy Throwing II 00:04:00 XJ2-70 金刚捣碓 III Pound Palm with Fist III 00:04:00 XJ2-71 收势 Ending Standing Posture 00:03:00 Supplementary Resources Supplementary Resources - Sparring Tai Chi-Chen New Frame Routine XinJia 2 for Fitness 00:00:00 Obtain Your Certificate Order Your Certificate of Achievement 00:00:00 Get Your Insurance Now Get Your Insurance Now 00:00:00 Feedback Feedback 00:00:00

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