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Tai Chi Classes for Beginners 2010 |
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Beginners are invited to join one of the Celestial Tai Chi College classes at around 20 locations throughout Melbourne and Geelong – just log onto Location & Times to find a suitable venue and time. The dates for beginners are as follows: Term 1: February 1 to February 15 Term 2: March 22 to April 12 Term 3: May 17 to June 14 Term 4: July 12 to July 26 Term 5: August 30 to September 13 Term 6: October 25 to November 8 Free park lessons (from 10am to noon) are offered for those wanting to know more about Tai Chi before attending a formal class and these are at: Central Park, Malvern East (corner Burke and Wattletree Roads) Melway 59 G10 March 13, May 8, June 26, August 21, October 16, December 4 Fairfield Park, Fairfield (corner Heidelberg Road and Fairfield Park Drive) Melway 30 J12 March 21, May 16, July 4, August 29, October 24, December 12 |
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Tai Chi at the Langham Hotel Melbourne |
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Recently the College was asked to perform Tai Chi at the official opening of the Chuan Spa at the Langham Hotel Melbourne. The Chuan Spa provides services "founded on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine", thus Tai Chi was the perfect accompaniment.
Eight instructors, including Master Chin Min, entertained guests for nearly two hours with Tao Yin, Shibashi, Lotus, Lohan and selected Tai Chi and weapon forms. The evening was thoroughly enjoyable, if a little chilly, and was topped off nicely with a glass of bubbly and some Asian-inspired canapes.
Suzette Hosken (Assistant Instructor -Camberwell/Doncaster) |
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Enhancing Professional Development with Tai Chi |
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This November the Teachers from the Faculty of Further Education of NMIT had a special opportunity to practise Yang Style Tai Chi and Chi Kung at their annual Professional Development Day at Epping Campus. Talks and hands-on tasks on online learning, numeracy, literacy, language acquisition and diverse other topics were crowned with Tai Chi. |
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The Reward of the Challenge |
 Neptune Searching the Sea Two and a half years ago my friend Maureen and I decided to give Tai Chi a go. We headed off to the Mulgrave Centre on Thursday night and recieved a very warm welcome from Instructor Yan Ding and her dedicated Assistant Instructor, Stephen Petzold.
After one lesson we were hooked, but had to wonder if we would ever learn after the first moves of that lesson. We diligently progressed through levels 1 and 2,struggled through 3 and 4 and then it seemed to get a little easier through levels 5 and 6. |
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Tai Chi and Ballroom Dancing |
 Celestial Tai Chi flute class Since 2001, my Monday mornings have been spent at the Box Hill Centre with Senior Instructor Beng Yan, learning Yang Style Tai Chi Levels 1 to 6, Fan, Sword, Flute, Beijing 24 and 42 and any other delight she has to offer. My fitness, balance and wellbeing have been the beneficiaries and, at 60, I believe Tai Chi has helped me to keep me very fit for my age. |
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