Share the gift of Tai Chi Chuan! The Symposium is a rare opportunity for your students and other students at Tai Chi schools of all styles in your area to learn Tai Chi Chuan from the Grandmasters. It is … Continue reading →
Grandmaster Ma Hailong was born in 1935 into one of China’s most distinguished martial arts families. His great-grandfather, Quan You (1834 – 1902), was an officer of the Imperial Guards Brigade in Beijing’s Forbidden City. At this time, Yang Luchan … Continue reading →
Wu style originated from Quan You (1834 – 1902) who was born in Da Xing County, Beijing. He was a Manchurian and a member of the Imperial Guard in Beijing. He learned the art of Tai Chi Chuan directly from … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →During the Symposium, join us for daily morning sunrise practices Monday to Friday, 6:15-7:00 a.m. These practices present exercises and movements that are related to Tai Chi Chuan but are different from practicing a form or sequence. The morning sunrise … Continue reading →
Update to the Update: The deadlines for dorms and special-rate hotel rooms have passed. Dorms: Many people have chosen to stay in dorms and as a result, the dorms available to the Symposium attendees at Spalding University are now fully booked. … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →The master Program and Schedule of Events has been updated. You can download it from this page: http://symposium2014.yangfamilytaichifoundation.org/symposium/program/
Continue reading →Dears Friends, I attended the last Symposium in 2009 in Nashville. It was an excellent and amazing experience, because we learned so much with the 5 great masters and all academics. It was a privilege to learn directly from the … Continue reading →
Symposium Newsletter #4 is available for your reading enjoyment. http://symposium2014.yangfamilytaichifoundation.org/newsletters/newsletter-issue-4/
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