tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-141248252011-12-02T10:02:06.081+11:00The Tai Chi Club aims to promote and popularise the traditional art of Yang style Tai Chi Chuan. Club members are shown how the practice of Tai Chi can improve one’s health and also simple self-defence applications. Classes take place at Monash University, Clayton (Melbourne). You don't have to be studying or working at Monash University! Come and join today!Monash Tai Chi Club Melbourne, Claytonhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/18216061123661914734noreply@blogger.comBlogger451100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14124825.post-54543195448333847282007-03-16T15:44:00.000+11:002007-03-16T16:14:16.925+11:00

On Thursday, 15 March 2007:Easy Chi Kung - added the move Slant FlyingEasy Tai Chi - started on the 8 Movement Form which is the beginning mini section of the Yang Tai Chi formEasy Arnis: the following has been added –Random Feeding and Defence 1- attacker feeds any strike and defender has to block and deliver a counter-attack. The attacker is pre-arranged.Random Feeding and Defence 2 - attacker

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Both the Monash University Tai Chi Chuan and Arnis clubs are getting on fine.For Tai Chi, we have learnt:-· Generic warming up exercises which helps with joints and arthritis.· Joint Loosening Kungfu - for relaxing, loosening and emptying the body.· Vajra Chi Kung:-· Opening Form (4 moves)Basic Chi Kung such as:-· Chi Kung Begins· Playing the Accordion·

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The Monash Tai Chi Chuan Club now has a new web home!Check out http://www.melbournetaichi.comThe Monash Tai Chi club welcomes back all returning students and staff members, and those students and staff who are new to the Monash community. We hope 2007 will be a great year for all of you. There are a few changes to the club structures at Monash University due to the VSA legislation. Tai Chi Chuan

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Hey,WHEREto all the newcomers and the oblivious Tai Chi students here is a brief description of the venue:• find the Union center, pretty much in the center of Monash Clayton campus. It’s building #10 in the Monash student diary map• ask your way to the hair salon, or the Commonwelth Bank• walk out of the closest exit to you (that one is facing north)• use the next entrance to the left (same

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I heard the Australian Lebanese Community is having BBQ at the same stand, so let's change the spot back to the Boulevard side of Ruffey Lake Park, which is the western end of the park. This is where we had our World Tai Chi & Chi Kung day picnic.MELWAY 33 F10 is the location. 12.30pm onwards, welcome to bring family and friends

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This is not an activity of the club, but highly recommended:New Tai Chi classes held in DONCASTERat the Rugby oval/sports centerbegins Saturday 8th, July 10:00 amby Sifu John.I've been and I love it!See you there!!!adios and tschüss!sven

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Tai Chi friends, friends of the club, friends and interested;although it is in the semester break and lots of you will not be in Melbourne, we will meet for a sunshiny, lovely BBQ in the park on Saturday 8th July at 12:30pm. Feel free to drop in, have a chat (most likely a laugh also), maybe practice a little, question, learn, and of course, eat. Sifu John will bring some food, but if you would

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Hi Nattawud,sorry, for the late reply, I just haven't seen your comment earlier.You can just pop in at training sessions and have a look. We train Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 pm to 7pm in the student unions building at Monash universities Clayton campus. Try to find the post office and go down the stair's, the entrance to the room is just to your left.Be welcome any time you can make it!!Cheers

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Hello Tai Chi friends,we would like to draw your attention to a series of workshops Sifu John is offering in collaboration with the Arnis club and the Monash Tai Chi club. The first workshops have been sublime and participation in any of the following is highly recommended.Here we go:Introduction to Quarter Staff workshopFriday  30 June, 7pm – 9pmTai Chi Pushing Hands workshop for NovicesWed 5

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Most of the movements, postures and transitions between the postures are flowing into each other. That does not mean, that you can not distinguish between postures, or when one posture is ’finished’ and technically the next one begins. However, it is not all that simple to know when one posture is finished. I try to listen to my breath. Even when you are still moving, the end of the exhale can

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Hello!You have wondered, why there hasn’t been a post lately? Well, that is (partly) because we seniors can do the forms now. Not only the short 37 postures form, no, theoretically, we know how to do the full 108 postures of the long form as well. If the sequence has found it’s way into our memory, we can focus on improving the stile. And that is what we do at the moment. With the short form (

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Tai Chi push hands workshop coming up soon!The quarter staff workshop was a great success and big fun! We had a special guest visiting, which was a big honor to us.This workshop was sponsored by our friend, the Arnis club.Now it is an honor to bring a workshop of pushing hands to you. Non-members, non-students and non-monash's are very welcome to this workshop. Just come to us! Here are some

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'World Tai Chi & Chi Kung Day Celebration'Date: 10am Sunday April 30Place: Ruffey Lake Park,The Boulevard, (ie. the Eastern end of Ruffey Lake Park)Doncaster. (off George Street)(Melway: 33 F10)Organiser: John Chow, of Tao of Tai Chi Chuan InstituteEmail: vajra_master@yahoo.comWebsite: http://www.yellowbamboohk.comMobile: 0415122616 All welcome (as long as you leave

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Monash Tai Chi Chuan ClubDear All,Just a quick note to say that there is no training tonight due the uni being closed for ANZAC day,Training will be on thursday night and don't forget the quarter staff workshop on friday.

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Hi,just a short notice:there will be NO class on Tuesday 18th of April. That is this Tuesday, following easter. However, there will be class on Thursday. Same time, same place.Have a cosy&warm easter in the cold wind!sven

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Hi senior students,it has been approx three weeks now since we started to learn the short form and we have done it quite easily so far. Nevertheless, I have heard a knee giving cracking sounds here and there. And almost always my own ones as well. 'Snake creeps down' is a bit of a shocker. Yes. But keep on practicing. Be gentle with yourself, don't drive your body too hard. Practice only when you

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Proposed date: Friday 28 April, 7pm – 10pmDuration: 3 hours (approx)Venue: Sport Centre, Monash University, Clayton.Cost: $30 student member $40 student non-member, pensioner $70 non-member, outsidersEquipment required: Staff (approx 4 foot length)Attire: Loose clothing and suitable

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Hi,just a quick reminder:we are having a social night with the Arnis club on Thursday 31/03/06 at Sports & Rec at Monash university campus Clayton. It begins at 5pm with a BBQ. Sifu John provides the food, but feel free to bring and share what you like. Besides having a chat and filling our belly, we well train a little bit and can see what the Arnis club is up to. Sifu John has pulled some

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Although we are practicing and learning Tai Chi Chuan on Monash Universities campus, the club is not exclusively for Monash students or staff. Everyone can become a Monash Tai Chi Chuan club member. Just come along. Have a look!A description how to fin the rehearsal room can be found further down on this webblog.Have a lovely day,svenMonash Tai Chi Chuan club, Melbourne

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You might have wondered why we call our Tai Chi instructor ‘Sifu’, or ‘Sifu John’. Sifu is not a expression used by a strange religion, sect, or occult group as you would not have frightfully assumed. No, Sifu is widely used in all different kinds and forms of martial arts and is merely a title, meaning ‘teacher’, ‘tutor’ and/or ‘father’. It is coming from chinese language more precisely

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Week three!Hi,in todays class Sifu John mentioned a name of a Tai Chi master. Cheng Man-ch’ing, or also written as Zeng Man Qing. Well, to be honest, I was not sure who that was. So I did a quick search and here is very, very briefly what I can come up with: Master Cheng lived from 1901 to 1975 in China. He is most famous for creating the 37 posture short form. The number of postures a form can

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Hey Tai Chilerians!It’s the end of the second week this semester and we made major progress! Thanks to you all being well observing Sifu John’s postures and movements. Many thanks also to Sifu John for being patient with us and teaching in a, evidently, successful way! Now that we can do the first bit of the form all by ourselves, Sifu John can spend more time correcting each of us students

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Hey,WHEREto all the newcomers and the oblivious Tai Chi students here is a brief description of the venue:• find the Union center, pretty much in the center of Monash Clayton campus. It’s building #10 in the Monash student diary map• ask your way to the hair salon, or the Commonwelth Bank• walk out of the closest exit to you (that one is facing north)• use the next entrance to the left (same

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Hi Monash Tai Chi club members and non-members.Jup, it’s been a while since this page has been updated but I’ll promise to take more care of it in the future to keep you informed about the club and updated about activities. We are heading into the second week of a great Tai Chi semester. We have a lot of classes this year you can attend if you want. Tai Chi can be learned from Monday to Thursday,

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Hi everyone,Please note that today's evening session will be the last formal session of tai chi training for the year....sad but true!Sifu John is travelling overseas the following week, so will not be available until the leadership program begins early next year - more on that later!AchievementsThank you to all members for your enthusiastic participation this year - we have accomplished a lot!

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Hi everyone,For those who attended training last night (and for the benefit of those who were not able to attend), here's a reminder of the notes Sifu John provides on his website about techniques for tai chi boxing. Also included are techniques on holding the focus mitts.You might like to review this information if you are keen on developing your boxing technique!Two key points I took from

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For those interested, you can visit Sifu's website to view his photos of the masters and students he met on his recent travels to south east asia, namely Malaysia and Taipei.For those who could not attend his talk a few weeks ago, Sifu has included some commentary (as PDF files) along with his photos. It all makes for some very interesting reading!Enjoy...!

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After recent talks with Sifu John and others, we have decided to extend the logo competition until the end of semester!So....If you said you were keen to put in an entry, now you have more time to do so! If you weren't sure before, now you have more time to think about it and come up with a great idea!Remember to check out the Logo Comp details for more info.Cheers! :o)

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.flickr-photo { border: solid 1px #000000; }.flickr-frame { float: left; text-align: center; margin-right: 15px; margin-bottom: 15px; }.flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } Introducing Monash Tai Chi Club!, originally uploaded by Monash Tai Chi Club. Here are some photos from Multicultural Week, where the Tai Chi Club demonstrated some of the easy tai chi form, plus push hands

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Yi, Authentic Asian 2005 You might recall at training last Thursday some questions were raised about the flow of Chi and Sifu commented on Yi, or 'intention'. Following this, you might find this site, Authentic Asian, of interest, particularly the posting explaining Yi...

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Welcome!!!So, we enter week 2 of the second semester and we have some new members signed up already! Welcome to you all!Welcome once again our returning members - it is great to have you join us again!For those of you yet to join the Club, please consider making a commitment to the Club for the remainder of the semester. Fees are here. We hope that all members will be signed up no later than Week

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Sven-logo01,originally uploaded by Monash Tai Chi Club. Hi everyone,We have received our first logo design - thanks to Sven - for the Logo Comp!You can also view a slideshow of submitted logos (via Flickr) as they come in.Thanks Sven and we look forward to seeing more designs! :o)

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OK, it's 2005, and it's time we brought Tai Chi to the people of today!!....Well, we can think big can't we?...!!So, we would like a NEW TAI CHI LOGO to reflect the 21st century and that Tai Chi is alive and well!Here are the competition instructions:1. All Club members are eligible to submit a logo design2. The logo design must be able to be used as black and white (or greyscale) for easy

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The following titles can be found on Amazon.com, or many will be available through bookshops and perhaps local libraries! Have a look around!Cheng Man-Ch'Ing (1985) Chen-Tzu's Thirteen Treatises on T'ai Chi Chu'anCheng Man-Ch'Ing, Robert W. Smith (1966) T'ai Chi: The "Supreme Ultimate" Exercise For Health, Sport And Self-defenseCheng Man-Ch'Ing and Mark Hennessy (1995) Cheng Man-Ch'Ing: Master of

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As we have progressed through the sessions this semester, the advanced students (and others game enough to join in!) have begun to work on their tai chi boxing techniques and footwork.Sifu John has written some advice on appropriate training methods for tai chi boxing. You can find this aadvice on his website under the pages titled 'Advice on Punching the Mitts' and 'Advice on Holding the Mitts'.

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At a recent training session, Sifu John talked about maintaining a rocking motion in the easy tai chi form, calling it Chan Su Chin or Chan Xu Jing, depending on your Chinese - please correct me if this is incorrect! It's kind of like weaving a silky cocoon - not sure of the exact translation...anyone want to have a try? Leave your translation in the comments area at the end of this post!Larvae

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In our training sessions you are probably aware that we greet and end our sessions with a slight bow. We usually greet our training partners too, in our application of the form. There are other meanings to the salutation too...we are acknowledging:- the lineage of our Tai Chi- our place of learning and- our teacher (which is why we bow when we enter and leave the training room!)Just thought those

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Thank you to all members who made it for the AGM! We voted in our new office bearers for 2005.Brendan was re-elected as Club President - congrats Brendan!Our new Treasurer is Alvin,Our Secretary is Marg and Sven - Marg is returning in a joint role with Sven this year, andPublic Officer is Anthony!Congratulations to our new office bearers and thanks to the members for making your vote count!

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We hope as many members as possible can come along this Thursday May 12th, to be present for our 2005 Club Annual General Meeting (AGM). This meeting will see a changeover of Club Officer Bearers to replace those (or be renewed) from 2004.You can nominate yourself or someone else for either:Club PresidentSecretaryTreasurerPublic OfficerVoting for these positions will take place during the meeting

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Please come along on Saturday 14th May starting at 9am, to a cross training day for both Tai Chi and Arnis Clubs. We will meet at the Common Room (near basketball court), Sports and Rec Centre.This all-day seminar will be a great opportunity to:meet other club members including Arnis Club members,involve yourself in in-depth training of Tai Chitry out other forms of 'open hand' techniques (tai

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Image source: BIOM.netThose of you who are interested in doing a tai chi outdoor demo and can be available on Thursday May 19 12-1pm and/or Tuesday May 24, 1-2pm, please see either Brendan or Marg at training.It would be great to have 10-15 people (or more!!) from the club join in the demos so we can also show the strength of the club as well as the great progress everyone has made in the form!We

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Training Session TimesTuesdays: 5.00 - 7pmThursday lunchtimes: 12noon - 1pmThursdays: 5.00 - 7pmWe will hold the sessions in the Basement Rehearsal Room in the Campus Centre, Clayton campus. Sessions will begin first week of semester, beginning Tuesday, 1st March 2005, 5pm - 7pm.Lunchtime sessions will be held in the Martial Arts Hall, Sports and Rec Centre.Our trainers will be Sifu John Chow and

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Welcome to you new and returning members for 2005!Our sifu is John Chow. For more information on Sifu John and his T'ai Chi background check out his website.Please check this Club web log regularly for updates on the Club's events, training and social calendar, from time to time. Club events and management are administered by theclub's Office Bearers. This includes four positions; president,

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Here's a snapshot of the Club from 2004...October '04:Hi all, just a quick note to let you know that the Arnis Club have invited us to a BBQ this Thursday, October 21 starting about 6.30pm, at the Sport and Rec Centre (under the covered area outside of the lounge area near reception).Please come along and say hi - our last BBQ was a lot of fun!We will start with a short session in the Basement

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