Kumkuat
08-23-2001, 02:15 AM
C.P.Ong presents taijiquan (tai chi chuan) Workshops in metro Washington DC
by GRANDMASTERS from the Chen Village (the place where taiji originated):
Sat Sep 15 ? Sun Sep 16 Grandmaster Chen Xiao Wang
Topic: Push-hands and Qinna (the art of hand joint-locking)
Fees: $195.00 for both days $125 for one day
Late Registration Fees: $25.00 (after Aug 31)Place: Rockville, Md (suburb of Washington D.C.) to be announced.
Open to taiji practitioners of all schools. No Chen Taiji experience is required. Anyone interested in push-hands or qinna can attend. This is a rare opportunity to learn from a foremost master of the Chen Style Taijiquan.
CALL OR EMAIL NOW TO REGISTER EARLY.
Tel: 301-299-8116 Fax: 978-246-8112
Email: cpong@goTaiji.com
Visit www.goTaiji.com (http://www.goTaiji.com)
Make checks/payments to:
C.P.Ong,
10111 Norton Rd,
Potomac, Md, 20854
I won't be going there since I'm more interested in basic skills since I'm not very good yet (plus no money). But I'll probably be at the Zhu TianCai one in April though if I have money. If someone goes to this seminar, please tell us how it was. Oh yeah, Master Chen will probably give private lessons too, contact Mr. Ong to make sure and if you're interested.
by GRANDMASTERS from the Chen Village (the place where taiji originated):
Sat Sep 15 ? Sun Sep 16 Grandmaster Chen Xiao Wang
Topic: Push-hands and Qinna (the art of hand joint-locking)
Fees: $195.00 for both days $125 for one day
Late Registration Fees: $25.00 (after Aug 31)Place: Rockville, Md (suburb of Washington D.C.) to be announced.
Open to taiji practitioners of all schools. No Chen Taiji experience is required. Anyone interested in push-hands or qinna can attend. This is a rare opportunity to learn from a foremost master of the Chen Style Taijiquan.
CALL OR EMAIL NOW TO REGISTER EARLY.
Tel: 301-299-8116 Fax: 978-246-8112
Email: cpong@goTaiji.com
Visit www.goTaiji.com (http://www.goTaiji.com)
Make checks/payments to:
C.P.Ong,
10111 Norton Rd,
Potomac, Md, 20854
I won't be going there since I'm more interested in basic skills since I'm not very good yet (plus no money). But I'll probably be at the Zhu TianCai one in April though if I have money. If someone goes to this seminar, please tell us how it was. Oh yeah, Master Chen will probably give private lessons too, contact Mr. Ong to make sure and if you're interested.