Tai Chi and Qigong offer us so much more than simply moving our bodies. Each discipline has a complex history, is embedded with rich philosophical concepts, stories, mysteries and practicalities. Both have their roots in the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic dated from the 3rd Century BCE, and grew up on the famous mountains of China including Song, Wudang, Emei, Hua and Tai.
Why do you need to know more than the routines? Because the theory behind them, how to research more information, what they are based on, where their philosophical, canonical and medicinal roots are will continue to influence and develop your practice for the rest of your life.
So, join us on the start of this fascinating journey into what lies behind and beyond the basic practice of any Routine.
What are “The 10 Important Points of Practice” and why are they so “Important”? Learn about these pivotal concepts along with a few others.
You are always told to relax and release when moving in Taiji. But how do you actually do that while still maintaining power. Get some helpful tips and strategies to achieve your goal.
Presented by Raymond Lee
We all know there are Meridians and Acupoints but what do they do and where do I find the special ones my teacher talks about in class? Find out in this
fun and informative seminar.
Presented by Sifu Peter Eves
When, how and why was Taiji created, and is that what I’m doing now? Learn about the myths and legends surrounding this magical art along with how it has
evolved as time went on.
Presented by Tara Brayshaw
Have you tried looking up something about Taiji and Qigong on Google and can’t understand a lot of the terminology. In this entertaining session, learn
some of the basic Mandarin terms, how to say them and what they mean.
Presented by Sifu Lily Liang
Taiji and Qigong are steeped in cultural and philosophical thought from the hierarchical ideas of Confucius to the Yin-Yang of Lao Tzu. Learn a bit about
the philosophies and how they influence your practices today in this fascinating session.
Presented by Tara Brayshaw
Cost: $75 for 6 sessions or $15 per sessions (JinLi and WELBY Members)
$90 for 6 sessions or $20 per session (Non-members)
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The Fourth in this series of workshops will continue our in-depth training in the Yang Style traditional 8-5 Form, then apply that knowledge to developing Push Hands skills.
Sunday 9th February 2025 - 10.00am to 4.00pm - St Kilda
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The third in this series of workshops will continue our in-depth training in the Yang Style traditional 8-5 Form, then apply that knowledge to developing Push Hands skills.
Sunday 4th August 2024 - 10.00am to 4.00pm - St Kilda
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The second in this series of workshops will continue our in-depth training in the Yang Style traditional 8-5 Form, then apply that knowledge to developing Push Hands skills.
Sunday 5th May 2024 - 10.00am to 4.00pm - St Kilda
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The first in this series of workshops will feature in-depth training in the Yang Style traditional 8-5 Form, then apply that knowledge to developing Push Hands skills.
Sunday 25th February 2024 - 10.00am to 4.00pm - St Kilda
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Prahran - Sunday 7 and Saturday 13 January - 9.00am
Northcote - Monday 8 January - 12.30pm
Elwood - Wednesday 17 January - 9.30am
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The third in this unique series of workshops will focus on refining Péng and Lŭ Jìn and introducing the foundations of Jĭ and Àn Jìn, taking movements from the Yang Form, teaching you movement, application and theoretical concepts, and applying it to developing sensitivity and Tai Chi Jīn.
Sunday 6th August 2023 - 10.00am to 4.00pm - Inner Melbourne
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The second in this unique series of workshops will focus on Lŭ Jìn (Roll Back or Yielding Skill), taking a few movements from the Yang Form, teaching you movement, application and theoretical concepts, and applying it to developing sensitivity and Tai Chi Jīn.
Sunday 7th May 2023 - 10.00am to 4.00pm - Inner Melbourne
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