Tai Chi Chuan

• The Benefits of Tai Chi Chuan
• Complete system
• Class Schedule

Tai Chi Chuan is considered the treasure of Chinese Kung Fu and was created by was created by Wu Chian-Chuan (1870-1942). It is the most sophisticated of all martial arts even though it looks very simple. It is a very high form of self-defense where physical strength is of no importance. It utilizes the principles of "yin and yang" or "yield and attack" as its mainstay. It is performed slowly at first, to develop the foundations of rooting, concentration, relaxation, balance, coordination and chi. When this is perfected it is done faster to develop fluidity of the waist and body and flow in chi. For more information, see the Wikipedia entry.

The Benefits of Tai Chi Chuan:

• Better Balance - Tai Chi Chuan has proven to be highly effective in reducing falls among healthy seniors.
• Improved Coordination - By performing many complex movements with hands and feet in a very slow manner, the practitioner develops better awareness of their body and coordination.
• Increased Joint Strength - This Non-impact art will strengthen weakened bones and joints.
• Improved Posture - The mainstay of Tai Chi Chuan is that it is built upon a strong postural foundation.
• Stronger trunk muscles - In order to hold good posture, the abdominal and lower back muscles develop.
• Lower blood pressure - Performing regular exercise will aid in lowering tension levels.
• Self-defense - Though this takes some time to develop, but Tai Chi Chuan is one of the highest forms of self-defense.
• Better Concentration - The key to practicing Tai Chi Chuan is exactness. In trying to attain this point, a student must be very diligent.
• Calm mind - This is one of the primary goals of Tai Chi Chuan

Regular practice of Tai Chi Chuan is relaxing and challenging. The student will grow mentally and physically by connecting their mind and body. This form of moving meditation is one of the oldest forms of exercise known. Hundreds of years have proven it's effectiveness.

The Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan Complete System

1. Tai Chi Chuan "Chi Kung"
2. Tai Chi Chuan Gah Gee - Slow Form
3. Tai Chi Chuan Goon Chuen - Fast Form
4. Tai Chi Chuan Two Man Form
5. Chut Sing Gim - 7 Star Sword
6. Dao Do - Sword
7. Tai Chi Chuan Stationary Push Hands
8. Tai Chi Chuan Dai Lui Bo Push Hands
9. Tai Chi Chuan Walking Push Hands
10. Tai Chi Chuan Self - Defense

Class Schedule

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
4pm-6pm Children's Kung Fu 6pm Open Practice 6pm-7:30pm Tai Chi Chuan 7:30pm-9pm Eagle Claw	4pm-6pm Children's Kung Fu 6pm-7:30pm Tai Chi Chuan 7:30pm-9pm Eagle Claw	4pm-6pm Children's Kung Fu 6pm-7:30pm Tai Chi Chuan 7:30pm-9pm Eagle Claw	4pm-6pm Children's Kung Fu 6:30pm-9pm Eagle Claw Sparring	4pm-6pm Children's Kung Fu 6pm-9pm Open Practice	9am-10:30am Tai Chi Chuan 10:30am-1pm Eagle Claw