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Instructors: Gordon Faulkner & Tina Faulkner Elders With a combined study of over 70 years in Qigong and over 90 years in the internal arts, we are passionate about sharing and passing on quality Daoyin (Qigong); the best that this transformative practice deserves, and want to share it’s life changing benefits with you. Seminars in […]

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Instructor: Robert Agar-Hutton Join us to learn or refine your practice of the 24 Move Tai Chi Form, probably the most widely practiced Tai Chi form in the world. This is a great opportunity for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike to deepen their understanding and technique. Capacity: Limited to 12 participants (9 places remaining as […]

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Instructor: Rosalind Smith MCSP Rosalind is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Link to Rosalind’s entry on the health and care professions council Course covers fundamental movement principles of Tai Chi, seated and standing exercises for balance, posture and gait. How to adapt exercises for individuals and groups in a health care setting. […]

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Union Instructor organising: Aileen Mandic A week of Tai Chi, Qigong & Chinese Internal Arts in the Heart of Scotland. Now in our 28th Year, always a special event with world class Instructors and a fabulous setting. Everyone is welcome and everyone comes back for more. Cost:  From £90.00/day to £725.00/Week Event Email: bookings@taichicaledonia.com Event […]

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Instructor: Mark Peters Advanced monthly training sessions Sessions are held each month for 3 hours at Weoley Hill Village Hall, Bournville, to enable instructors time for their own training and for more advanced students to gain the time to develop a deeper understanding of the application of tai chi. Sessions are Sunday’s 9.30-12.30 at £30 […]

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Instructor: Mark Peters Many people practice shibashi qigong set one which is very accessible qigong set practiced worldwide. Set two is more physically demanding and contains another eighteen flowing qigong movements. Both sets were created by Prof. Lin Housheng the world renowned qigong master, and Mark is one of a very small number of people […]

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Instructor: Rosalind Smith MCSP Rosalind is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Link to Rosalind’s entry on the health and care professions council Course covers fundamental movement principles of Tai Chi, seated and standing exercises for balance, posture and gait. How to adapt exercises for individuals and groups in a health care setting. […]

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Instructor: Robert Agar-Hutton Join us to learn or refine your practice of the 24 Move Tai Chi Form, probably the most widely practiced Tai Chi form in the world. This is a great opportunity for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike to deepen their understanding and technique. Capacity: Limited to 12 participants (9 places remaining as […]

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Instructor: Mark Peters Advanced monthly training sessions Sessions are held each month for 3 hours at Weoley Hill Village Hall, Bournville, to enable instructors time for their own training and for more advanced students to gain the time to develop a deeper understanding of the application of tai chi. Sessions are Sunday’s 9.30-12.30 at £30 […]

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Instructor: Mark Peters This set was taught by Professor Cheng Man-ching in New York City between 1965 and 1974 and transmitted by Tam Gibbs. It was developed to improve balance with moves taken from tai chi form and practiced walking. I generally teach this set for falls prevention due to its focus on improving proprioception […]

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