London Tai Chi and Bagua Monthly classes. Next One October 11th and 12th.

A Saturday and Sunday training session once a month in London, split into four classes.

Class 1. Saturday, 1pm till 3.30pm Tai Chi slow form old Yang and Qigong.
Class 2. Saturday, 4.30pm till 7pm Small and Large San-Sau and Push Hands.
Class 3. Sunday 12pm till 2.30pm Self-defence drills and training methods, punching kicking etc.
Class 4. Sunday 3.30pm till 6pm Bagua Circular and Linear form and circle walking etc.
Plus free training, you still pay, but during the Bagua class you can train in what you want, for those forms not covered above, or if you just want to train more as not many people want Bagua.

Cost will be £20 per class or £70 for all four.

These classes will be ongoing like any other weekly class, but once a month instead.
Each class date will be listed at least a month in advance so you have plenty of time to prepare.

Please contact me to register for this. You must book! And if you don’t turn up you’ll have to pay in advance next time, as it will be limited to 15 people.

Contact Eli to reserve a place eli@taiji-bagua.co.uk or contact Paul 07903 934 524

Eli Montaigue will be holding Taiji seminars 11/12 Oct 2008

There is a Chinese saying that ‘One need not fear age if one’s spine is still erect.’ A person is old if at thirty his spine is bent; whereas a person of sixy is still young if he comfortably holds his spine upright. The spine carries important networks of nerves to various parts of the body; an upright, relaxed spine facilitates the smooth flow of energy for total harmonious co-ordination. (Wong Kiew Kit)
Practising Qi Gong/Tai Chi keeps our spines strong, supple and erect.