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Tai Chi in North Devon -
Yang Style (Longfei North Devon, Principle based taichi.) |
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Longfei Summer camp 2021 July
Everything is possible.
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Click on the controls to listen to the Flute. Patience is a virtue. If it's not then you are in the wrong place.
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Tai Chi
Tai Chi is a system of flowing, gentle movements originating in China and based on ancient martial arts that benefit the mind, body and spirit. It helps to relieve stress and build a flexible and responsive body leading to a sense of physical and mental well being. Tai Chi is reputed to “lower stress; slow aging; boost the immune system; help with asthma, arthritis,and migraines……”
Even thinking about finding a class is a positive step but going to a class and practicing gives you an opportunity to use, relax and stretch your mind as well as your body and to increase your self belief and self discipline, and become 'body aware' ... of your body ... that's the place in which you live all of your life!
Tai Chi can improve your power, balance and posture. There is increasing scientific proof, if you ever needed it, regarding the health benefits of Chi Kung and Tai Chi.
Regularly such detail may be read in the pages of 'TAI CHI CHUAN', the journal of the Tai Chi Union of Great Britain or similar quality journals.
Joining good associations like Longfei Taijiquan Association of Great Britain can also open up doors to new learning and at the same time give you a foot firmly rooted in the rich history of Chinese Arts.
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Tai Chi is a system of flowing, gentle movements originating in China and based on ancient martial arts that benefit the mind, body and spirit. It helps to relieve stress and build a flexible and responsive body leading to a sense of physical and mental well being. Tai Chi is reputed to “lower stress; slow aging; boost the immune system; help with asthma, arthritis,and migraines……”
Even thinking about finding a class is a positive step but going to a class and practicing gives you an opportunity to use, relax and stretch your mind as well as your body and to increase your self belief and self discipline, and become 'body aware' ... of your body ... that's the place in which you live all of your life!
Tai Chi can improve your power, balance and posture. There is increasing scientific proof, if you ever needed it, regarding the health benefits of Chi Kung and Tai Chi.
Regularly such detail may be read in the pages of 'TAI CHI CHUAN', the journal of the Tai Chi Union of Great Britain or similar quality journals.
Joining good associations like Longfei Taijiquan Association of Great Britain can also open up doors to new learning and at the same time give you a foot firmly rooted in the rich history of Chinese Arts.
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Aikido weapons class -
Why not give it a try, principles are similar,
destination is the same.
See links page
Why not give it a try, principles are similar,
destination is the same.
See links page
"What greater gift can you give yourself than
peace and happiness. . .
a spirituality that places value on your very life's journey."
Terry
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"Tai Chi is the greatest 'pension fund' I ever joined." Keith
Click on the above image to find a free book in pdf format. A book of two parts with common threads, Tai Chi and Aikido. Somethings in life are free - because someone else paid the price.
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"Only you can learn that which cannot be taught. . . therefore only you can find it. Sadly very few are even looking." |
 Seek the pathway to longer life.
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An atmospheric and inspiring photo. With permission by Neil Bradley.
Transient wisdoms:-
No argument is so convincing as the evidence of your own eyes.
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The principle of change is unchanging.
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“When I let go of who I am ….. I become who I might be”.
Lao Tzu
No argument is so convincing as the evidence of your own eyes.
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The principle of change is unchanging.
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“When I let go of who I am ….. I become who I might be”.
Lao Tzu
No beginning, no end, balanced, no breaks no straight lines.. . . Simple.
Emma North (right) features in 'meet the TCUGB instructors' spring issue 2012 of Tai Chi Chuan and Oriental Ats, journal of TCUGB. Sonia Fargue (left) also demonstrates her sword skills.
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