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Tai Chi Retreat Course Book
. This book is created with love and distributed free. TAI CHI DANCEIt isOF meant THE PEACEFULto provide guidance WARRIOR and by counsel DAVE for WEST those Copyrightwho wish 2010 to practise. www.taichibali.com ‐ 1 ‐ 3 Nights 4 Days Luxury Hotel 3 Mountain Treks to Lakes and Waterfalls Hot Springs Canoing Kopi Luwak 10 Classes with Qualified Instructors Retreat Course Book and DVD Transport Service USD 495 per person USD 750 for couples T A I C H I B A L I M O U N T A I N R E T R E A T is hidden deep in the foothills of the volcanic forest, where the cool mountain air of North Bali is the perfect environment to relax and rejuvenate, deepen your TAI CHI , YOGA or CHI KUNG practice, and refresh yourself with natural healing energy. The aim of this retreat is to inspire you to develop a daily practice and holistic lifestyle that creates positive changes in all aspects of your life. During the retreat a natural force field develops within you that recharges your whole being with positive energy, vitality and inner peace. Experienced international instructors guide you through the course and mountain treks. Classes and retreats can be modified for all ages and levels. TAI CHI DANCE OF THE PEACEFUL WARRIOR by DAVE WEST Copyright 2010 www.taichibali.com ‐ 2 ‐ WELCOME TO TAI CHI BALI MOUNTAIN RETREAT Tai Chi Bali provides authentic wisdom and training from ancient China, India and Tibet, for living in health and harmony with the natural world. Opening the heart with meditation is the return to Truth and Love. -
A Practice a Practice of Better Living
Creating Change for the Better A Practice ofofof by Cultivating Mind and Body I have so enjoyed your classes and only wish that you had been teaching it when I first started about a year and a half ago. –Nancy Better Living: ___ His genuine love of and dedication to both the external and internal aspects of martial arts makes • him an excellent, knowledgeable and patient Balance instructor. –Kari • ___ Coordination Coordination He enthusiastically demonstrates and discusses his • approach to the forms, monitoring the class carefully Health while encouraging each student to go to their next level. –Allen • ___ Mindfulness • Eric’s ability to approach clients from all walks of life Mobility with a multitude of backgrounds is an amazing gift… -April • ___ Peace & Calm • His genuine interest and friendly manner have made SelfSelf----ProtectionProtection him an instant hit among our Tai Chi students - Tai Chi, Qigong Jeffrey • ___ Stress Reduction & SelfSelf----DefenseDefense He has exhibited the highest understanding in all • aspects of the martial art including the single person Wellbeing forms, pushing hands, applications of the Taiji Chuan forms, and the various methods by which Taiji Chuan and Qigong are utilized to cultivate health and www.NeijiaStudies.com wellness. – Sensei B.Roberts Phone: 973-TBD-???? eMail: [email protected] Facebook: @NeijiaStudies Welcome To Curriculum Core Values • Humility – we are just people, each with Tai Chi our own battles and experiences. • Tai Chi (Taiji) is a martial art known for its Respect - for all students & walks of life, health benefits to mind and body. As one of the regardless of beliefs or pasts. -
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Copyright © 2015 Paul J. Cote & Troy J. Price Chinese Internal Martial Arts All Rights Reserved. Tai Ji Quan Xing-Yi Quan Ba Gua Zhang Okinawa/Japan Yang Luchan Li Luoneng Dong Haichuan Karate/Kobudo/Judo Yang Banhou Liu Qilan Yin Fu Wu Quanyu Che Yizhai Cheng Tinghua Shuri-te/Naha-te Systems Yang Chengfu Guo Yunshen Liu Dekuan Konishi Yasuhiro Li Cunyi XY/BG Gima Makoto Okinawan Zhang Zhaodong XY/BG Shito-ryu/Shotokan Karate & Kobudo Sun Lutang XY/BG Yamaguchi Gogen 1st / 2nd / 3rd Japan Generation Keng Jishan XY/BG Oshiro Roy Chotoku Kyan (Shorin) Goju-ryu Jujutsu/Karate Motobu Choki (Shorin) Wang Maozhai TJ Gao Yisheng BG (3rd) Chinese Internal Hoy Yuan Ping Takashi Uechi Miyagi Chojun (Goju) Yang Yuting TJ Wu Mengxia XY/BG Martial Art/Karate Tenshi Shinjo Kempo Jutsu Shinto Yoshin-Ryu Jujutsu Taira Shinken (Kobudo) Ma Gui BG Liu Fengcai BG Tung Gee Hsing Yamada Yajui Otsuka Hironori Gao Kexing BG Zhang Junfeng XY/BG XY/Motobu Shuri-te Kodokan Judo Wado Karate Isshin-Ryu Style Han Muxia XY/BG Chen Panling XY/BG Shimabuku Tatsuo Zhao Runting XY Wang Shujin XY/BG Robert Trias Douglas Grose Father of Karate in USA Shinto Yoshin-Ryu Jujutsu Shuri-Ryu Karatedo Shin Mei Shorin-Ryu Karate Shimabuku Kichiro Wang Peisheng Hong Yixiang XY/BG Uezu Angi Yin Cheng Gong Fa Hong Yimian XY/BG John Pachivas Stuart Dorow/Carol Liskai YCGF Wu TJ/XY/BG/QG Guo Fengchih XY/BG Shuri-Ryu Karatedo Tsuyoshi Uechi Goju-Ryu Karatedo Okinawan Kobudo Robert W. Smith Jujutsu/Judo Kodokan Judo Steven Roensch Pioneer of Chinese Ridgely Abele Dane Sutton Zhang Yun Shuri-Ryu Karatedo Shinto Yoshin Kai Jujutsu Internal Martial Arts in USA Shuri-Ryu Karatedo Isshinryu Karate/Kobudo Beijing YCGF TJ/XY/BG/QG Taiwan XY/BG Shuri-Te & US Jujutsu Other Influences [PJC] Paul J. -
Karate, Shiai Kumite
REVISTA BIMESTRAL DE ARTES MARCIALES Nº10 año II Entrevista exclusiva SYLVAIN GUINTARD Yamabushi Shogoin El camino del Shugendo y la herencia de Yumio Nawa, Fujita Seiko y Tanaka Fumon Feng Zhiqiang, in memoriam. Cuerpo Humano, 2ª parte Entrevista a Rubén Varona, 2ª parte El Yomogi y su esencia Cultivando el espíritu del Aikido Salud, ¡que no falte! 2ª parte Karate, Shiai Kumite QiQong, el trabajo interno, por Victor Fernández Sumario [email protected] 4 Noticias www.elbudoka.es 6 Entrevista a Sylvain Guintard. Por Xavier Teixidó Dirección, redacción, administración y publicidad: 14 Feng Zhiqiang (1928-2012). El último dragón. Por Jordi Vilà 22 El Yomogi y su esencia. Por Felip Caudet El Aikido de cerca… por Rubén Varona (2ª pte) 24 Editorial “Alas” C/ Villarroel, 124 Shiai Kumite. Pedagogía en el entrenamiento del Kumite. Por Jordi Sala 32 08011 Barcelona Telf y Fax: 93 453 75 06 Sesión de entrenamiento de “Aikido por la Vida” en Zaragoza. Por Alberto Marco Arcalá 40 [email protected] www.editorial-alas.com 44 Judo. Conchi Bellorín: “Soy lo que el Judo me ha hecho ser”. Por Ferrán Piqué Judo. Raquel Hernández: “El Judo es una brújula en mi vida”. Por Montse Coque 50 La dirección no se responsabiliza de las opiniones de sus colaboradores, ni siquiera las comparte. Cultivado un espíritu marcial. Por Stanley Pranin 54 La publicidad insertada en “El Budoka 2.0” es re- sponsabilidad única y exclusiva de los anunciantes. Qigong, el trabajo interno. Por Víctor Fernández 60 No se devuelven originales remitidos espontáneamente, ni se mantiene correspondencia Cuerpo humano (2). -
Tai Chi Guy – Program Primer – Taichi-Guy.Com 1 Song Begins by Relaxing, but Not Too Much! Visualize Expanding Your Joints from Within
PROGRAM GUIDELINES Make your movements slow, smooth and continuous like flowing water. • Workshops or classes are open to any suitable person provided they are medically GENTLE RESISTANCE fit and can participate without assistance in Imagine the air around you is denser or you are in the class. water and you are moving gently against them. • Classes usually last for one hour. Participants are encouraged to rest when BODY STRUCTURE needed and to work within their own comfort zone at all times. UPRIGHT POSTURE • Participants are required to do a gentle Keep a supple, upright and aligned posture. Imagine warm-up exercise before they start and your head is suspended by a string and the rest of cooling down exercise afterward. your body is relaxed and upright beneath it. Avoid • Trained instructors of this program conduct locking your joints, always have a slight bend, and classes. All certified instructors are listed as you increase in strength and balance, bend your online at tchi.org. knees. Your qi (energy) flows best with an aligned • The Tai Chi exercise in this program would body. be similar to walking in terms of physical exertion. DELIBERATE STEPPING Focus on the transfer of your weight with your steps. TAI CHI PRINCIPLES Step as though your foot were touching ice and place the entire foot before transferring any weight into it. During your journey of discovery with Tai Chi you This transfer of weight is essential to improving will encounter many fundamentals and principles – your coordination and balance. This is a key don’t be overwhelmed! While there are many of component of the “step and punch” warm-up them, all break down into two key points in three exercise. -
The Daoist Origins of Chinese Martial Arts in Taiji Quan Manuals Published in the West1
The Daoist Origins of Chinese Martial Arts in Taiji quan Manuals Published in the West1 Dominic LaRochelle, Ph. D. Laval University, Quebec City, Canada Bio Dominic LaRochelle is a lecturer at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies of Laval University, Quebec City, Canada. His research focuses on the history of Chinese martial arts, their reception in Western societies, and their relation with religious traditions. He has been a practitioner of Chinese martial arts (wing chun, taiji quan, bagua zhang and xingyi quan) for more than 15 years. Abstract In Chinese martial arts circles, differences of interpretation concerning the origins of the art of taiji quan are not new. In fact, they are at the heart of a century-old debate that generally divides scholars and practitioners. Chinese myths and legends have been in great part adopted by Western practitioners. The aim of this article is to analyze how was construed in the second half of the 20th century a complex rhetoric trying to convince Western readers of taiji quan books that their practice has an ancient Daoist origin. Introduction In Chinese martial arts circles, differences of interpretation concerning the origins of the art of taiji quan are not new. In fact, they are at the heart of a century-old debate that generally divides scholars and practitioners along two lines. There are those who claim that taiji quan originates from Chenjiagou, a village in province of Henan controlled by a military family called Chen. As early as the 17th century, it is believed that some members of this family invented (or at least practiced), probably under the influence of existing martial arts practiced in 1 A shorter version of this article was previously published in the Journal of Chinese Martial Arts, Spring 2013, pp. -
DOSSIER DE PRESSE Championnat Grand Sud Wushu
DOSSIER DE PRESSE Championnat Grand Sud Wushu www.cd06kda.fr |Inscriptions QINDA : http://www.ffkcompetition.fr TAOLU : [email protected] ] Infos : 1 DOSSIER DE PRESSE Championnat Grand Sud Wushu DATE SAMEDI 24 ET DIMANCHE 25 FEVRIER 2018 COMPETITION CHAMPIONNAT REGIONAL GRAND SUD WUSHU Discipline Qingda – Sanda -Taolu Moderne – Taolu Traditionnel LIEU UFR STAPS DE NICE – 261 Bd du Mercantour. 06205 NICE DATE LIMITE Dimanche 18 Février 2018 D’INSCRIPTION MODALITE D’ENVOI DES QINGDA : www.ffkcompetition.fr TAOLU : fichier excel en pièce jointe INSCRIPTIONS - Carte Licence avec étiquette licence de la saison en cours 2017-2018 - Passeport Sportif (Rempli par le médecin) avec aptitude à la compétition DOCUMENTS - Certificat médical (à défaut de remplissage du passeport) OBLIGATOIRES - Autorisation parentale pour les mineurs. - A défaut de licence, les clubs doivent fournir les attestations. Chaque participant présente lui-même ses documents au contrôle, si son poids, ses protections et les documents demandés sont conformes, sa participation sera validée. Programme Général COUPE TAOLU MODERNE (Poussins à Benjamins) SAMEDI CHAMPIONNAT TAOLU MODERNE (Minimes à Vétérans) 24/02/18 COUPE TAOLU TRADITIONNEL (poussins à Vétérans) Championnat SANDA (Cadets à Séniors) DIMANCHE COUPE QINGDA (Poussins à Benjamins) 25/02/18 COUPE QINGDA (Minimes à Vétérans) PROGRAMME PREVISIONNEL Samedi 24/02/2018 Taolu Moderne - toutes catégories De 8h à 9h00 Taolu Traditionnel - poussins à minimes De 10h00 à 11h00 Taolu Traditionnel - cadets à vétérans De 12h00 -
Transmitting Health Philosophies Through the Traditionalist Chinese Martial Arts in the UK
Societies 2014, 4, 712–736; doi:10.3390/soc4040712 OPEN ACCESS societies ISSN 2075-4698 www.mdpi.com/journal/societies Article Transmitting Health Philosophies through the Traditionalist Chinese Martial Arts in the UK George Jennings Universidad YMCA/Lago Alberto 337, Col. Anáhuac, Delegación Miguel Hidalgo, 11320 Mexico City, Mexico; E-Mail: [email protected]; Tel.: +52-1-55-4821-2028 External Editor: Dale C. Spencer Received: 27 July 2014; in revised form: 29 October 2014 / Accepted: 27 November 2014/ Published: 10 December 2014 Abstract: The dynamic relationships between “martial arts”, society and health remain unclear, particularly due to research that typically views health in a purely biomedical and compartmentalized way. Martial arts and combat sports (MACS) offer a diversity of disciplines with their own intended training outcomes and techne. The traditionalist Chinese martial arts (TCMAs), such as Taijiquan (Tai Chi Chuan) and Wing Chun Kung Fu, stress health promotion/preservation, personal development and lifelong practice. Adopting a structurationist framework, this article explores the connections between three distinct philosophies of health and TCMAs, institutions spreading such discourse, and the personal narratives of transformation and self-cultivation through these embodied art forms. Taking a perspective starting from the practitioners themselves, I explore the interplay between discourse and narrative as applied in everyday British society. Following detailed qualitative analysis, “Western scientific”, “contemporary Daoist” and “New Age” health philosophies are identified as explored via three detailed, reflexive cases of long-term practitioner-instructors, their schools and documents that connect them to international exponents across time. This article thus contributes to sociological knowledge on MACS and health, while considering the connections between health philosophies, discourse and narrative. -
8Th World Kungfu Championships Emeishan, China 8Th World Kungfu Championships Emeishan, China
8th World Kungfu Championships Emeishan, China 8th World Kungfu Championships Emeishan, China A Brief Introduction to Emeishan City Emeishan City is located on the southwestern edge of Sichuan Basin with an area of 1,183 square kilometres. Mount Emei is a cultural and natural heritage of the world and a national AAAAA scenic area. With the rich cultural deposits and tourism resources, Emeishan is an excellent tourist city in China and an emerging tourist city in Asia. Emeishan is rich in resources and has the most typical and best preserved subtropical vegetations in the world. With more than 3,700 types of higher plants, accounting for one tenth of the total amount in the country, the city is known as the “Botany Kingdom”; with more than 2,300 types of wild animals, it is known as the “Animal Kingdom”; with 63.3% of the forest coverage rate, it is known as the “Natural Oxygen Bar”; with most townships located at the elevation between 800 and 1,500 meters, it is also known as “Emei Nanshan” Health Preservation Resort. Yellow Emperor, Emperor Taizong of Song, Emperor Kangxi, Li Bai, Su Shi, Xu Xiake, Sun Simiao, Nan Huaijin, Deng Xiaoping, Guo Moruo, Xi Jinping, etc. have all been on Mount Emei, leaving many anecdotes. At present, Emeishan City has expanded the “nine-in-one” industrial chain including a cup of tea, a bottle of wine, a bucket of water, a bowl of soup, a set of quan, a scene of play, a piece of song, a piece of needle and an event of exhibition. -
Bagua Quan: Bagua Quan Xue the Study of Bagua Quan: Bagua Quan Xue
[PDF-kv4]The Study of Bagua Quan: Bagua Quan Xue The Study of Bagua Quan: Bagua Quan Xue Classical Baguazhang: Sun Style Baguazhang: Bagua Quan Xue ... Xing Yi Quan Xue: The Study of Form- Mind Boxing: Sun Lu ... Ba Gua Zhang, Pa Kua Chang: Links, Bibliography, Resources ... Fri, 26 Oct 2018 20:32:00 GMT Classical Baguazhang: Sun Style Baguazhang: Bagua Quan Xue ... Classical Baguazhang: Sun Style Baguazhang: Bagua Quan Xue and Bagua Jian Xue [Lutang Sun, Joseph Crandall] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. This is a translation of a of Sun Lutang's two books on Baguazhang, Bagua Quan Xue (the Study of Bagua Boxing) and Bagua Jian Xue (the Study of Bagua Sword). Bagua Quan Xue is a new translation with copies of photos of Master Sun ... Xing Yi Quan Xue: The Study of Form-Mind Boxing: Sun Lu ... Xing Yi Quan Xue: The Study of Form-Mind Boxing [Sun Lu Tang] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. This is the first English language edition of Sun Lu Tang's 1915 classic on xing yi (hsing yi). In addition to the original text and photographs by Sun Lu Tang [Mobile book] The Study of Bagua Quan: Bagua Quan Xue Ba Gua Zhang, Pa Kua Chang: Links, Bibliography, Resources ... Ba Gua Zhang ?? ? Pa Kua Chang, Baguazhang, Ba Gua Quan Eight Trigrams Boxing - Internal Martial Art (Neijia Quan)Walking the Circle Mind-Body Theory and Discipline Sun Lu Tang's Style Yin Fu's Style Wang Shujin's Style Online Videos Bagua Workshops. Links Bibliography Quotations Bagua Qigong Trigrams of I Ching Conclusion Post Circling pdf Download Wed, 31 Oct 2018 03:58:00 GMT Xing Yi Quan - Wikipedia Xing Yi Quan (Chinese: ???; pinyin: Xíng Yì Quán; Wade–Giles: Hsing I Ch'üan) is classified as one of the Wudang styles of Chinese martial arts. -
Introduction 1
NOTES Introduction 1. One immediately encounters a “term problem” in discussing a phenomenology of race. Terms such as “Chinese” and “white” suddenly become woefully inadequate (as if they were not so already). I try to address this problem in a straightfor- ward way: when I wish to call attention to the term problem within the context of my arguments, I place quotation marks around terms like “Chinese,” “Euro-American,” “foreigner,” “white,” et cetera. When I momentarily ask that the reader accept these categories, for example, in my discussion of Chinese history and Chinese American immigration, I refrain from using quotation marks. 2. Gongfu, commonly written in English as “kung fu,” also refers to “skill,” “work,” or “time.” The “kung fu” that has become part of American vernacular functions in English as a kind of catch-all term for Chinese martial arts, but it is more often used this way in Chinese, for example, when the conversation revolves around foreign practice of martial arts or when the term wushu is avoided. Wushu is the term for “martial arts” in Mandarin Chinese, but it has acquired a complicated associa- tion with performance-oriented martial arts that have little or nothing to do with combat training. Practitioners will usually refer to a particular art by its style name or family association. 3. The style is properly referred to as “Wu style taijiquan” (Wu shi taijiquan). When I conflate “Wu” and “Ma” family names, my purpose is to specify the lineage that has developed through the married couple of Ma Yueliang and Wu Yinghua. -
L'organisation Des Compétitions De Taolu
Sommaire TAOLU TRADITIONNEL ET MODERNE 5 COMBAT SANDA ET QINGDA 5 QIGONG 5 CODE DE L’ETHIQUE DES COMPETITEURS WUSHU 6 PRINCIPALES MODIFICATIONS APPORTEES AU REGLEMENT DES COMPETITIONS 2018/2019 7 PARTIE 1 : LES COMPETITIONS NATIONALES 8 ARTICLE 1 : LES COMPETITIONS NATIONALES 8 ARTICLE 2 : LES COMPETITIONS QUALIFICATIVES POUR LES COMPETITIONS NATIONALES 8 ARTICLE 3 : LES COMPETITIONS OFFICIELLES ET OFFICIALISEES 8 PARTIE 2 : LES CATEGORIES DE COMPETITION 10 ARTICLE 1 : LES CATEGORIES D’AGE 10 ARTICLE 2 : LES CATEGORIES HONNEUR ET ELITE 10 ARTICLE 3 : LES CATEGORIES DE POIDS POUR LES COMPETITIONS COMBAT 11 ARTICLE 4 : LES CATEGORIES D’EPREUVES DES COMPETITIONS TAOLU TRADITIONNEL 12 ARTICLE 5 : LES CATEGORIES D’EPREUVES DES COMPETITIONS TAOLU MODERNE 13 ARTICLE 6 : LES DIFFERENTES FORMES DE COMPETITION PAR CATEGORIE 14 PARTIE 3 : LES DIFFERENTS ACTEURS : ROLES ET RESPONSABILITES 15 ARTICLE 1 : LA COMMISSION SPORTIVE NATIONALE WUSHU 15 ARTICLE 2 : LE PRESIDENT DU COMITE NATIONAL WUSHU ET LE BUREAU 15 ARTICLE 3 : LES JUGES ET ARBITRES 15 ARTICLE 4 : LES COMPETITEURS 16 ARTICLE 5 : LES CLUBS 16 ARTICLE 6 : LES PARTICIPANTS AUX COMPETITIONS 17 ARTICLE 7 : L’ORGANISATION DES COMPETITIONS 17 PARTIE 4 : LES CONDITIONS DE PARTICIPATION AUX COMPETITIONS 21 ARTICLE 1 : LES REGLES GENERALES POUR TOUTES LES COMPETITIONS 21 ARTICLE 2 : LES DOCUMENTS A FOURNIR LORS DES COMPETITIONS 21 ARTICLE 3 : LES ENGAGEMENTS EN COMPETITION 22 PARTIE 5 : L’ORGANISATION DES COMPETITIONS DE TAOLU 23 CHAPITRE 1 : L’EQUIPE D’ARBITRAGE DES COMPETITIONS TAOLU 23 ARTICLE