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The Tai Chi Centre
Phone: +61 410 181 498
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23.01.2022 Covid-19 and an Arctic weather blast have proven no match for the positive energy of Tai Chi and our weekend workshops. From fundamental principles to martial applications every aspect was consumed with enthusiasm and a desire to learn more. Well done everyone! See you soon... Amanda See more
22.01.2022 Term 4 classes have commenced and how wonderful it is for students to reconnect with each other and their tai chi. One of the many joys of our classes is being able to welcome so many new friends and of course, share the amazing benefits of this incredible ancient art form. We are accredited COVID SAFE and your health and safety remain our priority. We continue to maintain COVID-19 policy and procedure, which includes appropriate class size to floor space ratio for effective ...social distancing. Now is exactly the right time to begin, you will feel great! See you soon Amanda www.thetaichicentre.com.au
22.01.2022 Although no time to be complacent, this is very good news indeed. Stay safe everyone See you soon Amanda
20.01.2022 This Sun Style short form is easy to learn and provides a strong foundation for your Tai Chi practise. See you soon Amanda
18.01.2022 GM #YangZhenduo #1926-2020So sorry to hear this sad news that Grandmaster Yang Zhenduo, the third son of GM Yang Chengfu, has left us peacefully this ...early morning on November 7th (Beijing Time). Sincerest condolences to Yang family. Rest in Peace, Grandmaster! #yangtaiji #yang #gratitude News and photo from IYFTCA China https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/vx3TK0Xo6yP1c7nrgf-VDg See more
17.01.2022 Happy Moon Festival! Sharing Tai Chi, Qigong and Mooncakes in the beautiful natural environment of our own Hunter Wetlands Centre Australia. Enjoying the sunshine and a gentle breeze in the company of chirping birds and frogs - I do not know of a more perfect way to celebrate the Mid Autumn Festival.... Stunning see you soon Amanda
17.01.2022 Although numbers needed to be limited, the easing of COVID restrictions has meant being able to enjoy our end of year Christmas celebrations. How lovely to be able to play tai chi, laugh and have fun together again. Looking forward to a Safe, Healthy and Happy 2021 for everyone.... Stay tuned for updates on all our 2021 classes. See you soon Amanda www.thetaichicentre.com.au
17.01.2022 This group was caught in a playful moment during a full day of intense practise today. Tai Chi Bang Eight Immortal Flute is wonderful form created by Master Jesse Tsao. It comprises of 36 movements and is based on characteristic Tai Chi postures with traditional eight-immortal flute" martial functions. Congratulations to all participants!... See you soon, Amanda www.thetaichicentre.com.au
16.01.2022 Celebrating student progress. From initally correcting body alignment to understanding the subtleties of postures (including recognising differences between contempory and traditional forms). Each and every class sees our students grow in skill, knowledge and confidence. Congratulations to all our students, your 24 form is looking great - you continue to inspire.... See you soon Amanda #thetaichicentre
15.01.2022 Tai Chi has been inscribed on the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. http://www.xinhuanet.com/engli/2020-12//c_139598385_2.htm
13.01.2022 Masks Help keep us ALL safe
12.01.2022 "The Art of Balance" The Tai Chi White Series by Xie Aige See you soon Amanda
11.01.2022 Seen here with Class Leader Tony, our Warners Bay beginners group are certainly making the most of our outdoor area and enjoying the beautiful Spring weather. What a wonderful group of people! See you soon... Amanda See more
11.01.2022 From Bronze age weaponry and Wenwu-Xi (the cultured martial path), the scholar warrior "shi" and the rise and collapse of the Code of Chinese Chivalrey. Todays Jian (sword) seminar provided students with an insight into the history of the sword and the principles of the Daoist swordsman along with an introduction to fundamental sword techniques. See you soon... Amanda See more
10.01.2022 Charlie Brown is so smart! see you soon Amanda... www.thetaichicentre.com.au
10.01.2022 Mini workshops Saturday 22nd August! Morning session: Yang Style Simplified 24 form. Afternoon session: Tai Chi Bang Eight Immortal Flute. Join us for one or both!... A great opportunity to * review your form * brush up on your skills * revisit a supportive class environment Or perhaps try something new! Visit the website for details and to register. See you soon Amanda www.thetaichicentre.com.au
07.01.2022 Such a joy to be able to introduce this group of wonderful people to Tai Chi and Qigong . Thank you to hosts Jan and Martin of Callicoma Hill eco-cabins Hunter Valley, I look forward to our next adventure. Stunningly beautiful property!... See you soon Amanda
06.01.2022 Students are often amazed with their improved balance since beginning Tai Chi and one of the many side effects of improved balance is the increased confidence it brings. Balance is gained from students focusing on better body alignment and structure and the correct transference of weight. And it doesn't take long, as this group of beginners are happy to show off. Well done!... See you soon Amanda www.thetaichicentre.com.au See more
05.01.2022 Brilliant weekend workshops, but don't let the happy smiles fool you, there was a great deal of hard work, lots of learning and quite a few exhausted bodies. Students are absolutely the inspiration for teachers. See you soon... Amanda See more
05.01.2022 In the wondrous cycle of life, Spring epitomizes renewed energy, change and growth. If you are looking to renew your energy then come join us for Tai Chi and Qigong. TERM 4 COMMENCES 12th OCTOBER... "Sometimes we can only find our true direction when we let the wind of change carry us". Mimi Novic Thanks to our two beautiful students for this fantastic photo. See you soon Amanda www.thetaichicentre.com.au
03.01.2022 It is recommended that you wear a face mask when you're around people who don't live with you or in public settings when social distancing is difficult. Class sizes are limited to allow correct social distancing and therefore face masks are not mandatory, however, students are embracing the "we are in this together" message looking after themselves and each other while practising Tai Chi to remain active and healthy. See you soon... Amanda A few tips on wearing a reusable cloth mask. Wash or sanitize your hands before and after putting on and taking off your mask. Place your mask over your mouth and nose. Tie it behind your head or use ear loops and make sure it's snug. Don't touch your mask while wearing it. If you accidentally touch your mask, wash or sanitize your hands. If your mask becomes wet or dirty, switch to a clean one. Put the used mask in a sealable bag until you can wash it. Remove the mask by untying it or lifting off the ear loops without touching the front of the mask or your face. Wash your hands immediately after removing your mask. Regularly wash your mask with soap and water by hand or in the washing machine. It's fine to launder it with other clothes.
02.01.2022 Our Wednesday improvers group certainly made the most of today's spring weather with class leader Sandy at Fern Bay. A beautiful season of awakening. See you soon... Amanda See more
01.01.2022 Our Final class for 2020 was over all too soon today. Wishing you all a Wonderful Christmas filled with joy and love. See you soon... Amanda www.thetaichicentre.com.au
