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Classes
Updated: 5/7/12
San Shou
Saturday 2:30-3:30 PM (Part 2, 10 weeks) June 2, 2012.
San Shou is a two-person tai chi form that can be practiced
individually or with partner. Master Chu utilized all the moves from
the tai chi form (as well as a few additional moves) when
choreographing this form. By learning and practicing this form,
students can more readily appreciate the meaning of the tai chi
form’s movements. Students also gain experience
interacting with a partner. While the form is a demonstration form
showing the applications of the tai chi form, it is also a transition
form between the solo form and fighting. Part 1 will take 10 weeks and
will be followed by Part 2, which is another 10 weeks. After this
special class of 20 weeks, San Shou will become a regular class in the
weekly schedule.
Pre-requisite: None. (Beginner's may start on Part 1 on June 12).
Eternal Spring Improvement
Thursday, 6:30-7:30. (Part 1 is 10 weeks, starting March 22) Part 2 is five weeks starting June 7th.
We
are excited to be offereing this class for the first time. Like the Nei
Kung Improvement Special Class, this 10-week course is designed to
help
you improve your practice. An overview of the theory of chi kung will
be given as well as the way to progress in your training. The entire
Eternal Spring program consists of 24 postures. Focusing on a few
postures each class, we will cover all the exercises - how to do them
and how to improve your practice of them. Classes will include student
demonstrations and critique as well as instructional explanation.
Contact the office to sign up.
Pre-requisite: None.
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No prerequisite.
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