 Tai Chi is enjoyed by many people all over the world as a gentle form of exercise that can build up strength, and improve balance and co-ordination (and in skilled hands is a very effective martial art). It is ideal for people who, for whatever reason, are unable to follow more vigorous activities, and for those that can, it provides an interesting contrast to more aggressive pursuits. It can also be very relaxing for people with busy lifestyles.
Brighton Tai Chi Association was formed to represent the interests of Brighton's tai chi teachers, and to provide information on all aspects of tai chi particularly in helping people start tai chi and spreading information on the positive health benefits of tai chi. |
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Robots to perform tai chi at 2010 Expo |
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In a case of science imitating life, human-shaped robots will perform traditional shadow boxing, music and other arts during the 2010 World Expo.
Highly sophisticated human-shaped robots, with 3-dimensional cognitive functions, will perform music and sports, a senior engineer said yesterday. |
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Ghislain passes on the following information that she received: Dear Sir/Madam,
I hope you are well and that this New Year finds you in good health.
My name is Rose Oliver formerly of the “Eastern Tai Chi and Internal Arts Research Association”, which was a research institute in Chinese health systems, (namely Tai Chi Chuan, Chi Kung and Meditation), and other aspects of Chinese culture, based in the UK. |
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Master Liu Yong to visit Brighton |
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One of the world’s leading Tai Chi Master’s will be visiting Brighton on 16th June for a showcase of his exceptional talent. Master Liu Yong, who has dedicated his life to the study of Chen Style Tai Chi, has chosen Brighton as the first stop on his UK tour. |
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Visit to Brighton by HK Chan |
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There is a possiblity that we can arrange for HK Chan to visit us in October. HK was the n°1 senior student of Yip Tai Tak (first disciple of Master Yang Sau Zhong, the son of Master Yang Chen Fu). I am currently negotiating with his representitive in Hong Kong, and seeing whether there is interest from some other groups in the UK. |
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Falls Awareness Day is on Tuesday, 27th June between 10am and 1pm at the Friend's Meeting House in Ship Street. We have been invited to take part in this and if you want to run a class, please let me know. This is a good opportunity for us to show how we can liaise with other agencies (in this case the NHS) within our community. See poster |
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Kong Jin Qi Gong workshop |
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This Qi Gong can be traced back to Da Mo (Bhodidharma) who brought Buddhism to China from India, it combines movement and meditation. Whilst some Qi Gong is only for improving yourself, Kong Jin trains "waiqi" (healing or emission) so you can use it to heal others. Kong Jin is translated as "empty force" and is used as a healing technique in China's qi gong hospitals. |
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Tai Chi Festival in Eastbourne |
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A tai chi festival will take place in Eastbourne on Sat 13th Aug. Its held in a park and people take picnics, and there are demos etc all day and also lots of informal sharing of each others style and everyone joins in together. More details from Evelyn, tel. 01323 725545 |
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