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ue to popular demand, the Ottawa Chinese Martial Arts Association has extended our directory to include tai chi schools through out the world. The directory is divided into the major styles and by geographic location. If you like to list your shool in our directory, please let us know.
Schools and Organizations (Multiple Styles, Yang, Wu (1), Wu (2), Sun, Others)
Multiple Styles (Canada, USA, Europe, Asia, Others)
Canada
Ottawa Chinese Martial Arts Association Training in Chen and Yang Style Tai Chi. Ji Hong Tai Chi Schools Teaching Chen, Yang, Wu (1) styles Ji Hong Tai Chi Schools Teaching Chen, Yang, Wu (1) styles Shou-Yu Liang Wushu Taiji Qigong Institute Teaching various styles of tai chi Ji Hong Tai Chi Schools Teaching Chen, Yang, Wu (1) styles
Yang (Canada, USA, Europe, Asia, Others)
Canada
Ottawa Chinese Martial Arts Association Training in Chen and Yang Style Tai Chi. Henry Wang Tai Chi School Henry Wang is teaching Yang style of Cheng Man-ching Lineage Mission School of Traditional Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan Howard Ketola teaching Yang style. Chantal Fafard Chantal studied with Yang Zhenduo, Shou-yu Liang and Sam Masich Peter Uhlmann Peter studies with Wang Hui-Juin (Comox, British Columbia ) Chinese Tai Chi Chuan Association of Canada Tchoung Ta Tchen has been teaching in Vancouver for over 25 years. Little Mountain Tai Chi Club Guy Tomash studied with Mak Ying Po (Calgary). Nameless School Haim Behar is a student of Paul McCaughey (Toronto). Hsin-I Tai Chi Institute Tek Siaw teaches Yang Style of the Wu Tu Nan Lineage. Seven Stars Tai Chi Club Doug MacDonald is teaching Yang style of Cheng Man-ching Lineage
Lee N. Scheele and Dave Lull's Links to T'ai Chi Ch'uan and Related Web Sites. Comprehensive and updated frequently.
"Tai Chi", Judith Horstman, Arthritis Today, 2000. One page article on the benefits of Tai Chi because it improves flexibility and builds muscle strength gradually. It appears to be an exercise tailor-made for easing sore joints and muscles. [last checked - 200309]
Tai Chi Chuan : 24 and 48 Postures With Martial Applications by Shou-Yu Liang, Wen-Ching Wu, Denise Breiter (Editor)
Paperback 2nd edition (June 1996) Ymaa Pubns; ISBN: 1886969337 ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.39 x 9.94 x 6.94
A great introduction to the basics of T'ai Chi using the national form as an example. Features an interesting discussion on the martial applications of some of the forms.
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