We teach traditional
Yang style Taijiquan (or T'ai Chi Chuan). Our classes include the
24 section form, the 103 section form, the Taiji sabre and sword forms,
Mr. Masich's two-man form and his two-man sword form, qigong
(chi kung) exercises and tui sou or push hands exercises.
Taiji is a traditional Chinese martial art practiced for health, self-defense
and as meditation. Taiji is an advanced form of qigong (energy work),
part of traditional Chinese medicine. Taiji improves your posture
and body mechanics, increases strength, flexibility and improves
mental focus. Taiji is a low impact aerobic exercise. It is used for
the prevention and treatment of cancer, heart problems, diabetes,
chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, osteoporosous and other health
problems.
The forms are practiced slowly
to develop coordination, the whole body moves as one. Moving slower
is also more strenuous.
Taiji has many
martial applications. The push hands training can teach you to deal
with violence or force in a non-violent way.
Yang Style Taijiquan
Class Schedule
Beginners Taiji
Monday & Wednesday 6:00-6:50 PM
Advanced Taiji
Tuesday
& Thursday 8:30-9:20AM and 6:30-7:50 PM
Tui sou or
push hands
Saturdays 10:00-10:50 AM
The Academy of Asian Martial Arts
We also have classes for 50 plus at Spohn upstairs in Sunrise mall
on Tuesday & Thursday at 10:00AM and advanced at 11:15AM.
Texas A&M University has a class for students, Kine 1133.001.