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October 27 - 29, 2017: Moormerland, Germany

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Friday 14:00 pm-20:00: Mini Compact Tai Chi: Based on the classic tai chi energy circulation, self-healing and self defense,

this short form is designed for daily stress reduction, banish fatigue, and energy enhancement to improve over all well-being physically, emotionally and psychologically. You will learn from Master Tsao the creator of this form directly.

Saturday 10:00-17:00: Tai Chi Bang/Baton: Tai Chi Bang gives you an object to focus on, making it easy and fun to gain the benefits of Tai Chi practice.

This well-kept Tai Chi secret develops many aspects: Section 1 develops concentration and balance, Section 2 works on joint flexibility and arm strength,

and an optional, bonus Section 3 trains self-defense skill. The routine is based on characteristic Tai Chi postures with the traditional “eight-immortal flute's" martial functions. You will learn from Master Tsao the creator of this form directly.

Sunday: 10:00-17:00: Review Mini Compact Tai Chi and Tai Chi Bnag, plus Tai Chi Bang self-massage.

[email protected] for register and questions.

June 27 - July 1st, 2017 San Diego Tai Chi Healthways Summer Camp

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Jesse Tsao Tai Chi Healthways Summer Camp June 27-July 1st, 2017

June 27 to July 1^st, 2017 San Diego Tai Chi and Qigong Summer Camp

What do we cover in this week-long training camp?

So many tai chi and Qigong practitioners are lost in the puzzle of how to progress their studies. We are here to provide you answers from the beginner to advanced level. Tai chi and Qigong require time and effort to gain insightful understanding of each posture and each move.

Each day will be a combination of the following: Qigong practice for inner energy feeling, tai chi theory, practical hands-on practice, and a question-and-answer session.
Beginners and experienced practitioners will be separated into small groups after Qigong practice and theory teaching.
Teachings will apply to major tai chi styles: Chen, Yang, Wu, and Sun.
Push Hands (tui-shou) is mixed in every day’s schedule. To reduce mistakes in our push hands technique, we will discuss Chen Xin’s classical document, “Push Hand 36 Sicknesses” (1919)
As your forms mature, it comes with the comprehension of neigong jin, or the inner energy practice phase, a significantly leap from those ordinary exercise.
As you gain neigong jin, it comes to the fa-jin phase, the power striking practice, so the advanced group can expect to train in Cannon Fist.

Comments from Participants:

"I want to thank you for a terrific Summer Camp. It was the best ever! Well organized and full of interesting things to learn". --Jane K.

"I enjoyed every moment of the camp! Be it your detailed teachings explaining hard-to-understand but crucial concepts, thanks to your research and understanding of the classics. All students from beginner to advanced got a better understanding of taiji during the camp. Some beginners said they felt already they had a better balance! Also it showed in the more advanced players that their kwa was lower and their push hands more skilled. It was so helpful to use the one/ two to show another way to deal with settling, yin and yang, contraction and expansion". -- Isabelle M.

"Thank you again for planning and directing Tai Chi Camp! I really enjoyed learning and spending time with those students who are dedicated to you and their practice. "--Lawrence O.

"I am focusing on what you taught at the workshop while it is still relatively fresh in my mind.

It was amazing how much energy I felt in the palms of my hands and how I could feel a sense of "peng" throughout my whole body!!

It is a lot of things to keep track of and focus on and I find that after a bit I tend to want to just "flow" through the movements

as that feels good and is relaxing..."- Michael S.

May 19-21, 2017 Tai Chi and Qigong Indianapolis, IN

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Indianapolis, May 20 & 21, 2017

Day One: Saturday, May 20

1, Tai Chi fundamental moves for self healing and self defense.

2, How to use Tai Chi practice to achieve inner core strength, the neigong methods.

3, Apply the methods to any tai chi forms you like, such as Tai Chi Form 24, Chen, Yang, Wu, Sun.

Day Two: Sunday, May 21

Tai Chi Push Hands: a two-person Tai Chi exercise, it is a

practice to understand another’s force in order to handle his

pressure and adhere to him at his retreat.

1, Group I: None-competitive energy circulation practice;

2, Group II: Competitive, practical push hands methods.

Sponsored by St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church at a discounted cost (under $200 for two days, lunches, snacks and drinks included).

Space is limited, register early.

Contact [email protected] or Marry Anne at: maschaefer@sjoa.org for register information.

March 23 - April 2nd, 2017 Jesse Tsao's China Tour Retreat

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Jesse Tsao 2017 China Tour Retreat

(March 23 to April 2, 2017 Chongqing – Yangtze River cruise – Wudang Mountain – Wuhan)

This is a combination of private China tour and tai chi & qigong retreat with Dr. Jesse Tsao. Open to tai chi and qigong practitioners and their family member or friends. Space is limited to only 20 participants.

Comments from Participants:

--- "This was one of the best trips I have ever been on in my entire life so far! Thanks so much for presenting us with this unparalleled opportunity to experience a very unique part of China with you. Although we didn't know each other at the onset, we were able to create harmony together, due to our mutual love of tai chi, qigong and having you as our teacher and leader. Thanks so much for your effort and amazing energy!!" - Susanna H.

----"Thank you for such a wonderful tour of China, we have had a amazing time. Your choice of destinations, the hotels, the food, the travel and the tour guides were faultless. We truly appreciate the effort and hard work that goes into making a trip like this such a success, we now have many fond memories that will last a lifetime." - Phil B.

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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh – it was a trip I will cherish for a lifetime!!! Practicing Tai Chi with a true Master every day, sampling delicious local cuisine, gazing at the soaring peaks as we sailed the beautiful waters of the Goddess Stream – and walking above the clouds on sacred Wudang Mountain…

It was a treasure, beyond measure, as are you.

Thank you for every moment." - Sheryl W.

February 11-12, 2017 Marco Island, FL

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Marco Island, FL February 11-12, 2017

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Facility: United Church of Marco, 320 North Barfield, Marco Island, FL

Saturday, February 11th 2017 @ 9:30 AM—12:30PM and 2:00—5:00 PM

Sunday, February 12th 2017 @ 12:00—3:00 PM and 4:00—7:00 PM

Special Price (sponsored by Marco Island Tai Chi community): $120 for one day (6 hours); $200 for the entire weekend (12 hours)

Saturday: Qigong warm up(Healing Sounds and various other Qigongs); Review

Mini-Compact Tai Chi, Tai Chi Bang, Yang Style 108, and Yang 18 Fan Form.

Sunday: Qigong warmup; Traditional Chen Lao Jia form 74 (Beginner & Advanced splited groups)

Great Barrington, MA: October 29 - 30, 2016

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October 29 - 30, 2016: Great Barrington, MA

Saturday:

#1, Start with gentle, slow and meditative "Yang Tai Chi 8 Form" as warm up to develop inner energy flow.

#2， Shaolin Luohan 13 Forms:

It is a special training method for your inner strength. Each of the thirteen forms can be practiced individually. Combined with deep breathing, it is a good exercise for stress reduction and anxiety release. It will also improve balance, coordination, and flexibility, and harmonizes your inner energy flow.

Sunday:

#1, Start with gentle, slow and meditative "Mini Compact Tai Chi" as warm up to develop inner energy flow.

#2, Tai Chi Shi-san-shi: 13 Essential Technique Drills:

Tai Chi Shi-san-shi is the original 13 essential techniques in Tai Chi practice. There are 8 energy applications and 5 footworks: peng, lu, ji, an, cai, lie, zhou, kao; jin, tui, gu, pan, ding. All Tai Chi forms are variations and combinations of these fundamental skills. Understanding these will provide you with the key to unlock many secrets of Tai Chi practice.

#3, Tai Chi Push Hands

Comments from the Participants:

"It was truly a wonderful weekend on so many levels and such incredible learning.

I totally agree with you about our wonderful two day workshop...so much

knowledge and giving on Jesse's behalf...and the 13 Shi San Shi drill for me

was remarkable, (and hard)but agree my head too spinning -- I think when it

settles it will reveal deep insights into practice...so grateful to Jesse

and his "being" on this earth..we are all very blessed to know him....." Barb P.

"I am just writing to thank you for so generously sharing your time and knowledge with us in Great Barrington. It never ceases to amaze me that there is always so much to learn even in the most basic of movements.

And every once in a while there is a small burst of knowledge ... When you were helping me with my Yang 108 and the kicks, I got a different insight into the balance - it is not only the positioning of the arms, that support the balance, but it is also the alignment of the shoulder to hip. More basics! :-)....." Margaret W.

Somerset, UK: October 7 - 9, 2016

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October 7 - 9, 2016: Somerset, UK

Friday Evening, October 7th: Traditional Chen Tai Chi - New Frame (Xin-jia) Cost?

Saturday 8th Oct 2016 10.00am – 5.00pm: Tai Chi Fan 18 Forms in Yang Style

Significantly different from other fan forms. All moves are

practical, useful techniques for self-healing and self-defence,

based on traditional Yang Style Tai Chi for ease of learning. Attendees will

need to supply their own fan.

Cost: £90.00 Course Code: BQ116BWF01

Push Hands and Partner Work

Sunday 9th Oct 2016 10.00am – 1.00pm

Good for energy circulation, a two-person. Tai Chi exercise, it is a

practice to understand another’s force in order to handle his

pressure and adhere to him at his retreat. Push Hands provides a

unique form of extended human physical contact. This seminar will

teach you not only how to react to physical, but also mental

"pushes" in your daily life.

Cost: £45.00 Course Code: BQ116BWG01

Tai Chi Neigong and Mindfulness - An Introduction

Sunday 9th Oct 2016 2.00pm – 5.00pm

Tai Chi practice in the Neigong (internal way) is an excellent

method to achieve mindfulness: maintaining a moment-by-moment

awareness of our thoughts, feelings, bodily sensations, and

surrounding environment. Tune into your body’s physical

sensations and postures. A seminar to inspire you!

Cost: £45.00 Course Code: BQ116BWG02

All levels welcome

Please bring a packed lunch. Tea, coffee etc free

Leer, Germany: October 3 - 6, 2016

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October 3 - 6, 2016: Leer, Germany

1. Qi Gong on back / with Tai Chi meditation for self-Healing;

2. Qi Gong fundamentals for beginners.

3. Qi Gong for Core Strength - an inner energy training to support your physical power.

4. Silk Reeling & Tai Chi Symbol Tracing Hands.

More information contact [email protected]

Groitzsch, Germany: September 30 - October 2, 2016

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September 30 - October 2, 2016: Groitzsch, Germany

#1, Shi-ba-shi Tai Chi Fan 18 Forms in Yang Style: Significantly different from other fan forms, this is not a dancing-type stage show. All moves are practical, useful techniques for self-healing and self-defense, based on traditional Yang Style Tai Chi for ease of learning and recall. Combined with the fan's openings and closings, one practices stress release and energy circulation. It also emphasizes self-defense as each move has clear martial meaning. The closed fan can be a baton to deflect, strike, stab, or bludgeon an opponent. The open fan can be used to shield, distract, or even cut because traditionally, the ribs of the fan would have sharpened points.

#2, Tai Chi Neigong/inner energy in Push Hands

Saturday and Sunday, October 1st and 2nd, 2016

More information contact [email protected]

Chicago, IL: August 12 -15, 2016

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August 12 -15, 2016: Chicago, IL

Topics: 1, Tai Chi and Qigong Rooting; 2, Silk Reeling and Tai Chi Symbol Tracing Hands; 3, Tui-shou - Push Hands; 4, Traditional Wu Tai Chi Neigong cultivation;

Hyatt Lodge at McDonald's Campus; 2815 Jorie Blvd. Oak Brook, IL 60523

Hours: Saturday and Sunday 9am - 4pm

Email [email protected]

Comments from participabts: ..."Thank you Jesse Tsao for your knowledge, patience, humor, and joyous presence. I will cherish this day forward..." --Bob, C. "They are the the days in your life to trasure, when the great teacher is sharing his wisdom. You have a strength of the dragon, and wisdom of Lao Tzu and the spirit of the water spring of life. You will be missed" -- Ewa C. ........ "Had an incredible weekend with freinds and brothers learning from the master of rooting himself - Jesse Tsao, truly a master of his craft, grateful for his wisdom." --Eric R.

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*Additional document fee for the CEU certificate is $20.

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Class and workshop/seminar participants can achieve certificate of Tai Chi Healthways specialist-instructor in some seminar/workshops, through live evaluation. This certificate officially authorizes you as the specialist instructor on specific routines/forms/topics created and authored by Dr. Jesse Tsao and Tai Chi Healthways, such as:
- Tai Chi Bang: Eight Immortals Flute
- Traditional Tai Chi Eight Immortals Cane
- Qigong for Health and Well-being
- Tai Chi Nei-gong Internal Energy Cultivation
- Your name will be listed on Tai Chi Healthways Special Qualified Instructor list page for local people to seek your expertise.

You do not have to be a professional instructor or healthcare professional to apply for these specialist certificates. It simply certifies your expertise in a specific area of the teachings of Tai Chi Healthways.
* Additional evaluation & certification document fee on workshop site.

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