Category Archives: Tai Chi
Upcoming Seminar: Uncover the Depths of Martial Arts with Sifu Robert Walther, Sifu Greg Magwood and Sensei Terry Langevin
Join us for an enriching martial arts seminar on December 9, led by Sifu Greg Magwood and Sensei Langevin. This event offers a unique opportunity to delve into the powerful martial art of Tai Chi, the expressive skill of Kung Fu, and the interconnectedness of various martial systems. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or new to martial arts, this seminar promises to enhance your understanding and skills with its diverse and in-depth training sessions. Continue reading
Posted in Community Events, Hot Off The Press!, Kung Fu, Martial Arts Philosophy, Seminar, Skill Enhancement, Tai Chi, Upcoming Events, Weapon Training
Tagged Belleville Event, Combat Arts, December 9 Seminar, Edged Weapons, Impact Weapons, kung fu, martial arts community, Martial Arts Seminar, Martial Arts Techniques, Sensei Langevin, Sifu Greg Magwood, Sifu Robert Walther, Skill Development, Snow Tiger Martial Arts, tai chi, Traditional Martial Arts
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New Martial Arts Club in Trenton: Classes Led by Sensei Terry Langevin
Join the new martial arts club in Trenton led by Sensei Terry Langevin, offering a diverse range of classes from Tai Chi to Karate and Jiu-Jitsu. Located at Prince Charles School, the club welcomes practitioners of all levels to join and experience martial arts in a comprehensive manner. Continue reading
Unveil Your Inner Vitality with Madoc Tai Chi and Chi Kung: Professional Classes by Sifu Greg Magwood
Elevate your wellness journey with professional Tai Chi and Chi Kung classes led by Sifu Greg Magwood. With options for both in-person and online participation, these classes are designed to align your body, mind, and spirit, promoting a “Fit and Vital for Life” lifestyle. Continue reading
🥋 Join Sensei Greg Magwood at the Summer Push Hands Camp! 🥋
Join Sensei Greg Magwood at the Summer Push Hands Camp in Madoc, Ontario! Experience a full day of training in the upright grappling skills of Tai Chi and Internal Martial Arts, designed for practitioners of all levels. Whether you’re looking to improve your fighting game, learn new skills, or meet like-minded enthusiasts, the Push Hands Camp offers a welcoming and enriching environment. Open to all styles, the camp emphasizes learning, sharing, and total balance domination. Book your spot now for an unforgettable summer experience! 🥋 Continue reading
Discover the Power of Tai Chi: A Gentle Way to Stay Fit at Frankford United Church
Discover the transformative power of Tai Chi with Sensei Bev Leonard’s classes every Monday at Frankford United Church. Experience improved muscle strength, flexibility, and pain relief in a supportive environment. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels, join us on this gentle journey to health and wellness. Continue reading
Summer Classes with Sensei Walther!
Summer Classes We invite you to take part in summer classes being held outside on the shores of Moira Lake. The classes are for adults and children from three to ninety-nine years of age. The instruction is rich in ancient … Continue reading
Posted in Black Belts, Budo, Bushido, Chi Kung, Hot Off The Press!, Jiu Jitsu, Karate, Kung Fu, Martial Arts, Outdoor, Performance Training, Personal Training, Tai Chi, Tai Chi, Tai Chi, Training
Tagged classes, jiu-jitsu, karate, kung fu, outdoor training, summer 2022, tai chi, walther
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Seminar! To Hurt and to Heal
Hi Everyone, I will be running my first Zoom seminar on Sunday, August 23 at 10:00 a.m. EST. That’s the time frame I used to run my Black and Brown Belt classes when we could still gather and train together. … Continue reading
Posted in Chi Kung, Dojo, Fight, General, Gung Fu, Healing, Hot Off The Press!, Internal Martial Arts, Jiu Jitsu, Karate, Kung Fu, Lifestyle, Martial Arts, Motivation, Peace, Seminar, Sensei, Tai Chi, Tai Chi, Teaching, Training
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Really Slow Tai Chi
Tai Chi is a beautiful art, no doubt about it. As with good Karate Kata or Taekwondo forms, the transitions from one posture to the next can become, with much practise, aesthetically pleasing to perform – and to watch. As … Continue reading
