Very exciting news!
Master David Leung will be here the weekend of February 16 & 17 teaching some great workshops
It is an honor and a gift to be hosting another series of workshops with Master David Leung. Please reserve your spot soon for the following great classes!
Saturday, February 16th
Tai Chi Universal Principles, 2pm – 4pm
Regardless of your style, learn the true essentials of Tai Chi through development of the principles
Sword, 4:30pm – 6:30pm
As an extension of the body, the sword trains the harmony of body and mind
Chinese Banquet Dinner, 7:15pm
@ Harbor City, 707 S. King St., International Dist.
Sunday, February 17th
Tai Chi Applications/Push Hands I,9:30am – 11:30 am
Deepen your understanding of the postures, their purpose, bring intention (Yi) into your practice
Tai Chi Applications/Push Hands II, 1:00pm – 3:00 pm
Continued: Cultivate listening, sticking, following with two-person exercises and flow
And, beginning in February
Tuesday & Thursday morning’s class will have a new start time and location!
Starting February 5th, The class previously held at Seattle Civic Dance at the Hall at Fauntleroy will move to a new beautiful location at The Center for Movement and Healing, 7901 35th Ave SW, 2nd Floor (map). This comes with a shift in time as well. We will now begin and end 1/2 hour earlier, starting at 8:30 a.m. As before, no street shoes allowed on the training floor.
This gorgeous studio space can be found at the Swedish Automotive Office location, 2nd floor at the corner of 35th Ave SW and Kenyon. Parking is on the street and plentiful (the lot for Swedish is small and restricted to their customers comings and goings).
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Lastly, stay tuned for an upcoming Tai Chi Movie Night! With so many great movies to share, it is about time we got together and enjoyed them. Our first feature will be Tai Chi Zero which is a recent release about Chen Village the birthplace of Tai Chi. It is an adventure and romp, far from historic accuracy yet is great fun and demonstrates Tai Chi as a marvelous fighting art.
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