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Tai chi chuan

celebroom · 2011-08-31 19:35:10

Hi, I did tai chi chuan for about 3 years at Karate Do in South Africa. I went through the 23 step, 5 elements and sword form. I was wondering if anyone knew any schools near Grand Canal Theatre that I could join. Im looking for something a little more serious than the typical "thursday bums and tums" tai chi session.…

31-08-2011 8:35pm

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celebroom

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Hi,

I did tai chi chuan for about 3 years at Karate Do in South Africa. I went through the 23 step, 5 elements and sword form. I was wondering if anyone knew any schools near Grand Canal Theatre that I could join.

Im looking for something a little more serious than the typical "thursday bums and tums" tai chi session.

Cheers,
Celery

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#2 31-08-2011 10:12pm

maguffin

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Maybe this would be close enough to you? It is a branch of the Master Ding Academy of Tai Chi Chuan, traditional Yang style:

http://blacktortoisetaichi.com/

maguffin

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#3 01-09-2011 1:06pm

celebroom

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I realised I left out quite a critical part, I meant Kushido Karate Do

In any event, thanks maguffin I appreciate the response. Ill take a look at Master Ding's site.

Cheers,
Celery

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#4 01-09-2011 2:42pm

smacl

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For tai chi chuan with a strong martial emphasis and competitive track record, you should really talk to Niall Keane, see http://sanshou.webs.com/classes.htm

"thursday bums and tums" it most certainly ain't.

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#5 02-09-2011 1:48am

KathleenMcCabe

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http://www.taichiyinyang.com/

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