Tulsa Tai Chi

[hunyuan13]

Hi,

Look up Rick Thomas in Tulsa. He does Chen style Taiji, Hunyuantaiji and Wu/Hao style Taiji as well as some Shaolin kungfu. His website is www.thomasacademy.com . The rest of his contact info is on the webpage.

[Chris_McKinley]

hunyuan13,

I noticed your location as Bentonville, AR. I make visits to Rogers on a semi-regular basis and was curious if there might be other martial artists in the area. What style(s) do you study, if you don't mind my asking?

[hunyuan13]

Hi,

I practice and teach Chen Style Taijiquan as well as Hunyuan Taiji and Qigong. I've also studied Baji, Pigua, Tanglang and Yin Bagua, but I'm not authorized to teach these.

I share space with a Shuri Ryu Karate school and a non-Brazilian Jujutsu instructor.

In addition to the normal distribution of TKD schools, etc. in the area. There is a Wu Style Taiji instructor in Rogers, a CMC instructor in Fayetteville and a Yang Style instructor in Siloam Springs who also teaches Tibetan White Crane.

There's a few more in the area, but this should give you an idea of the CMA.

Richard Johnson

[Chris_McKinley]

Thanks.

[saifa5k]

Originally posted by MasterKiller
Minghan Luo teaches in Tulsa. He shares space with McCollister's Martial Arts.

He is former member/coach of the Hubei Professional team, and was chief instructor of self-defense for the Botswana Police Dept. in South Africa.

You might check with him to see if he has an internal program available.

**Thanks, will do.
Dave

[saifa5k]

Originally posted by hunyuan13
Hi,

Look up Rick Thomas in Tulsa. He does Chen style Taiji, Hunyuantaiji and Wu/Hao style Taiji as well as some Shaolin kungfu. His website is www.thomasacademy.com . The rest of his contact info is on the webpage.

**Great, will do so. Chen style is actually what I am most interested in.
Dave