A BRIEF REMINDER that Registration (including online registration) is open. The early discount fee for Comprehensive Packages expires after February 15, 2014. The Comprehensive Package includes the Sunday evening Grand Opening, daily Morning Sunrise Tai Chi Practice with the Grandmasters, … Continue reading →
After you register for the Symposium, you will need to make arrangements for lodging. One possible source of lodging is Morrison Hall dormitory at Spalding University. This is your least expensive lodging option. Please note that the option of Spalding … Continue reading →
Location address: 500 S. FOURTH ST. Phone: 1 800 333-3399 During the Symposium, the Seelbach Hilton Hotel will be the site of the Welcome Banquet and the Volunteer Staff Appreciation Breakfast. It is located at 500 South Fourth Street, … Continue reading →
The Muhammad Ali Center is a multicultural center with an award-winning museum dedicated to the life of world-famous heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali. The mission of the Center is to preserve and share the legacy and ideals of Muhammad Ali, … Continue reading →
Visitors Center Location address: 301 S. FOURTH ST. Phone: (502) 379-6109 While you are in Louisville for the Symposium, you may wish to explore the city’s many tourist attractions. A great resource for you is the Visitors Center located at … Continue reading →
by Jim Showalter Lexington, KY, USA In 2009, I was a volunteer for the International Tai Chi Chuan Symposium. My role began in the planning stages of the Symposium. I have to admit I was a little reluctant to volunteer. … Continue reading →
On Sunday July 6, 2014 before the formal opening ceremonies, the International Tai Chi Chuan Symposium will feature two 2-hour Pre-Symposium workshops with Grandmaster He Youlu. Grandmaster He (pronounced with a soft “e” as in “her”) was born in 1963 … Continue reading →
Master Wang is the director of the Michigan Yang Chengfu Tai Chi Chuan Center, affiliated with the International Yang Family Tai Chi Chuan Association. Certified as a Wushu and Tai Chi Teacher by the Chinese Government Education Department, she has … Continue reading →
Tai Chi Training Methods The 2014 Symposium features workshops with each of the Grandmasters of the main styles of Tai Chi Chuan. Since many people only practice one style and would choose to continue to practice their style, a common … Continue reading →
The 2014 Symposium features Grandmasters from five main styles of Tai Chi Chuan. Chen Style, originating from Chen Wangting (1600-1680), is a style that is often demonstrated more dynamically than other styles. The rhythm of movement changes frequently and includes … Continue reading →