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Beginner Classes: Classes will cover Taijiquan Principles, footwork, hand positions & direction of gaze and some possible applications of the forms so students can better understand the forms.
Yang Style 24 Form Simplified : Also known as the Beijing Short Form. This form was created in 1956 based on the most popular sequences of the Yang School. Standardized 8 Movement form: Yang and Wu Styles. Short forms that can be practiced in a limited space, yet combine essential movements.
Sun Style: Sun Style is know for its agile steps, powerful Qigong exercises and higher stances making it easier for beginners through seniors to learn and practice. 1) Tai Chi for Arthritis program / 30 Movement Sun Style developed by Dr. Paul Lam. This is a 2 Part program. Part 1 includes warm up and cool down exercises, Qigong exercises, special precautions and a set of 12 movement Sun style Taijiquan. Part 2 includes reverse movements of the first section and nine new movements to complete the 30 movements Sun Style program along with refinements. Tai Chi for Diabetes Program developed by Dr. Paul Lam. The program will help minimize the risk of complication for people with diabetes by improving heart/lung activity, muscular strength, flexibility, balance, and integrates the mind and body. Program includes warm-up, wind-down, Qigong exercises, special precautions and a set of 19 Movement Sun & Yang Style Tai Chi.
Advanced Classes: (Prerequisite: Students should have a good understanding of empty hand forms. Please inquire with Instructor before registering for Advanced Classes.)
Combined 42 Form Competition Routine This form was created by the Chinese National Wushu Association. Modern and comprehensive combining features of several main Traditions. Yang, Chen, Wu and Sueng are represented. Designed for International competition.
Sun Style 73 Forms Competition Routine.
Taiji Sword: The use of the Sword in Taijiquan is very Beautiful to watch yet also very powerful for Martial Art practice. The Sword is an extension of the arm and Qi emitted from it. Classes will focus on footwork, sword positions, hand positions & direction of gaze. 1) 32 Sword Forms 2) 42 Sword Forms
Tuishou: Push Hands exercises in which the Taiji player learns to maintain the Taiji Principles of empty hand forms while interacting with another.
Qigong: Breathing and Internal energy Exercises. Help strengthen Human Chi or Life force, reduce stress, and benefit general well being.
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