Friday, May 23 2008
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May 23 2008 - 4:30pm
Tai Ji QuanBy Tech on May 20th, 2008 at 01:08pm ()May 23 2008 - 4:30pm May 23 2008 - 5:30pm Tai Ji Quan
FRIDAYS 4:30 - 5:30 pm INSTRUCTOR - Sing Chui Tai Ji Quan or sometimes translated "Supreme Ultimate Boxing" comes from Chinese philosophy and culture. Based on the principles of the I Jing and the philosophy of Lao Zi, Tai Ji is a system of rounded, fluid, balanced movements to be practiced daily for health, peace of mind, and even self defense. The I Jing says: "Nature is always in motion. Man should strengthen himself without interruption." Exercise leads to robust health, high spirits, and rational thinking. Tai Ji stresses slow respiration and balanced, relaxed postures and it certainly promotes deep breathing, digestion, the functioning of the internal organs and blood circulation. FREE TO STUDENTS AFTER THEIR 30 HOUR REQUIREMENT The Public is welcome to participate - $5.00 Per Class Extra hours above requirements can be used for credit for missed hours for CSTCM students. Sing Chui, born in mainland China, Guangzhou (Canton), province, started learning martial arts at the age of 9. He has a license as a Kung Fu Master by the Sushu Association of Guangzhou and by the Qi Gong Research Institute of Guangzhou and has over 25 years of experience teaching Kung Fu and Tai Ji. Sifu Sing Chui has a direct lineage to Yang, Wu and Zao Bao styles of Tai Chi Chuan (Tai Ji Quan). Sifu Chui teaches "pure" Tai Chi, the same way it has been taught since its inception. His Tai Chi instruction includes the use of Tai Chi as forms training, as a martial art, and as an exercise with push hands training.
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May 23 2008 - 6:00pm
Community Tai Ji / Qi GongBy Tech on May 20th, 2008 at 01:11pm ()May 23 2008 - 6:00pm May 23 2008 - 7:00pm Internal Energy & Medical Qi GongFRIDAYS 6:00 - 7:00 pm INSTRUCTOR - Master Zhu Xilin In this course students will learn Qi on an experimental level. Students will discover many aspects of this primal power through traditional coordinated movement. How to sense, increase, manipulate, and locate Qi, as well as finding its source, are some of the areas explored in this class. This class will introduce the concepts of energy terms, the principle of energy flowing, and techniques of practices. The class will also introduce the medical application of Qi Gong including strengthening acupuncture meridians and internal organs. The theory of Qi Gong practice is based on Taiji, Yin and Yang, Five Elements and I Ching. FREE TO STUDENTS AFTER THEIR 30 HOUR REQUIREMENT The Public is welcome to participate - $5.00 Per Class Extra hours above requirements can be used for credit for missed hours for CSTCM students. Master Zhu Xilin (Drew),is originally from Beijing, China. He has learned and practiced Taiji Martial Arts from two international well know Taiji masters, Wang Peisheng (the President of Wu Style Taiji Martial Arts Association) and Shi Ming (featured in Bill Moyer's PBS series "Healing and the Mind-the mystery of Qi") since 1982, He has also worked as a researcher and instructor in the Chinese Qigong Science and Research Center for 8 years in China. He was invited to the U.S. to teach masters level Taiji Martial Arts in many states, and was accepted by the American Scientific Society for his brain map test by Lexicor Medical Technology published in the Journal of Neurotherapy in Fall/Winter 1996. Now his program of internal energy work and medical Qi Gong are used as a credit program at Southwest Acupuncture College and part of Taiji Project 2000 at the Colorado University Health and Fitness Center. |
