reserved all legal rights
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Friday, January 7, 2011
Catchy Welcome Back Phrases
We are organizing two summer courses for the month of February next. These courses are open to the general public and have a requirement for a minimum of knowledge and practice Chinese martial arts in general, ie qe are geared for both former practitioners and beginners. The quota for each course is 6 to 10 people, remain subject the issuance of them to collect the minimum amount of interest, if the quota is exceeded is interested divide them into two distinct groups. So it's very important that stakeholders are contacted and write at least ten days prior to the issuance of each course.
Wudang Sword: The Wudang sword fencing enjoys the greatest popularity in martial circles China since this weapon is a specialty of this school of kungfu. The swordplay of various styles of Taijiquan and Baguazhang direct descendant of the Wudang sword, so that its practice can enrich those who practice the art of the styles mentioned above. The course is aimed at training the main methods of Wudang sword, basic technical defense and attack and their implementation with a partner.
This course will be on Saturday February 5 at 17 pm.
combat Taijiquan: The Taijiquan is a highly effective style kungfu and great fighting ability. Usually emphasizes "soft" side of art or receptive to the detriment of his counterpart in charge of generating a resistant structure, mechanical "dense" and a large power capacity hits (Fajin). This course aims to give an outline of both sides of art but with greater predominance of the second which is rarely seen today. Study the main techniques several sub styles of Chen style taijiquan and Zhaobao, methods of practice in the air, against items (bags and trees) and its applications and variations in combat. Also study the method of step taijiquan in combat that differs substantially from how to handle your legs in shape.
This course will be on Saturday February 12 at 17 pm.
Courses will have a minimum of 2 hours and the price for each is $ 100
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)