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Tai
Chi
Our approach
Tai Chi Chuan was developed
in China. The system we teach at the studio was developed by Chuan
You (1832 - 1902) and further developed by his son Wu Chien Chuan
(1870 - 1942)
Tai Chi Chuan does not rely on physical exertion or the use of force.
Tai Chi's emphasis lies instead in the application of the mind to
direct the body through slow movements. These choreographed movements
enable whole body relaxation which in turn permits the engagement
of deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue.
We teach a short form version of the original Wu Chien Chuan long
form. It was developed by master B.K Frantzis who is an inheritor
of this style through the line of Grandmaster Lui Hung Chieh.
Benefits
Tai Chi can aid in the treatment
of neck, joint and back problems, headaches, high blood pressure,
impotence, constipation, asthma, angina, heart problems and recuperation
from surgery or sport injuries.
Other benefits include increased joint mobility, more efficient
blood circulation, deeper respiratory function and overall organ
efficiency.
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| Training Structure |
Body
Mechanics:
Learning the 16 move short form and the basic applications: basic
waist motion and rooting
Energy Mechanics:
The four primary energies, joint pulsing, spiralling energy, opening
and closing of joints and cavities, push hands, yielding, sticking,
neutralising and issuing power
Mind Mechanics:
Developing your mind, intentionality, yielding under fire, stillness
Classes are approx 1 hour duration.
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Workshops &
Residential Learning Intensives
At
these workshops and RLI's we teach a range of Chi Gung systems
that enhance energy flow and corresponding internal movement
skills. This leads to subtle control of the spine, joints,
tendons and ligaments, muscle soft tissue. Read
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For
enrolment details
email: info@realtaoism.com
or phone: 020 7247 1399
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