 3 Years of Master Huang’s Indoor Student...
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| 3 Years of Master Huang’s Indoor Students Training Courses
Time: 1 September 2012
Tuition: 100000 Yuan included food, accommodation, and training.
First year training content
Part 1:
Tai Chi Chuan Forms and Culture
The history of Tai Chi and Tai Chi Chuan
The philosophy of Tai Chi and Tai Chi Chuan
The Ying and Yang philosophy
The application of Tai Chi Chuan (both for health and self-defense)
The principles (fundamentals) of Tai Chi practice
How to avoid injury during teaching and practice
Extensive warm up exercise
Qi gong exercise
Tai Chi Basics
Step by step learning
8 Forms
18 Forms
24 Forms
74 Forms
Old Cannon Fist
Chen Tai Chi Sword and (broad Sword)
Push hands
Part 2:
Chinese Language
Second year training content
Part 1:
Review what you have learned in the first year.
Training Tai Chi Chuan Forms and learn more tai chi culture
New Frame 83 Forms
Chen Tai Chi double Sword and (broad Sword)
Deep Push hands, Shuai jiao, Qin na, Tai Chi San da
Part 2:
Chinese Language
Third year training content
Part 1:
Review what you have learned in last two years.
Training Tai Chi Chuan Forms and learn more tai chi culture
Tai Chi daily life practicing
Learning by teaching in the school
Part 2:
Chinese Language
Note: The Indoor students training courses may not be completely learned by everyone. Master Huang will give the invitation to people who really wish to be next Generation of Tai Chi. |
| Tai Chi Teacher Training in 2012
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| ● 3-month Primary Tai Chi Teacher Training
You will learn:
Introduction to the Tai Chi, history, Qi gong, Chinese medicine, and massage.
Tai Chi Warm up and Foundation. Tai Chi Qi gong, Tai Chi silk reeling,
Tai Chi meditation (Stand and Walk). The Eight basic movements
Tai Chi Forms: 8 Form, 18 Form, 24 Form, 74 Form, Chen tai chi sword form. Basic push hands and application (Both for health and self-defense). The philosophy, culture, daily life and Principles of Tai Chi.
How to avoid injury during teaching and practice
Step by step learning and teaching way.
Chinese language, The Book of Tao and Teh
● 6-month Intermediate Tai Chi Teacher Training
You will learn:
Introduction to the Tai Chi, history, Qi gong, Chinese medicine, and massage.
Tai Chi Warm up and Foundation. Tai Chi Qi gong, Tai Chi silk reeling,
Tai Chi meditation (Stand and Walk). The Eight basic movements
Tai Chi Forms: 8 Form, 18 Form, 24 Form, 74 Form, Chen tai chi sword form and (broad Sword). Old Cannon Fist, Deep push hands and application (Both for health and self-defense). Shuai jiao, Qin na, San da. The philosophy, culture, daily life and Principles of Tai Chi.
How to avoid injury during teaching and practice
Step by step learning and teaching way.
Chinese language, The Book of Tao and Teh
● One year Advanced Tai Chi Teacher Training
You will learn:
The whole series of Chen tai chi training in this course.
Introduction to the Tai Chi, history, Qi gong, Chinese medicine, and massage.
Tai Chi Warm up and Foundation. Tai Chi Qi gong, Tai Chi silk reeling,
Tai Chi meditation (Stand and Walk). The Eight basic movements.
Tai Chi Forms: 8 Form, 18 Form, 24 Form, 74 Form, Chen tai chi sword form and (broad Sword). Cannon Fist (old and new), New Frame 83 Froms. Deep push hands and application (Both for health and self-defense). Shuai jiao, Qin na, San da.
The philosophy, culture, daily life and Principles of Tai Chi.
How to avoid injury during teaching and practice
Step by step learning and teaching way.
Chinese language, The Book of Tao and Teh
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| Simon MacGregor's feedback for the Schoo...
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I arrived in China with only a little previous knowledge of Kung Fu and Yang style Tai Chi from a few different schools in the South of England, I very much enjoyed practicing the diffefrent styles and forms but never really excelled in any of them. Also, due to work and family commitments I found it difficult to attend a school on a regular basis which meant that my achievements were very slow and hance never really reached a level that I was content with.
After a good friend of mine introduced me to this website I read the information and thought it was a nice ideal but probably something I couldn't afford to do or get the time to do it, but after seeing a few videos on the website and searching through Youtube I began to realise that this was the real deal. Within a few minutes I realised that Master Huang Hua was not like other teachers I've learnt from in the UK, this guy lives for Tai Chi and upon reading more began to realise that he wanted to do more than just teach a few students.
To cut a long story short, I booked the flight and the tuition and went for it!
1 month later I have left China and returned to the UK bringing with me a great deal of achievement, experience, and confidence. The achievement is due to the full time tuition but of course is dependent on how hard you are willing to train and study, but no matter what your level or determination the tuition is tailored for the individual and not the group. The experience is down to the authentic essence that China has to offer as both a culture and the birthplace of Tai Chi. The confidence is down to the art itself and the way it was taught to me. Chen style Tai Chi is the oldest and the original style offering a multitude of benefits including health, state of mind, and a great form of self defense if used properly.
Sifu Henry is a fantastic teacher with a great vision of spreading this versatile form of Kung Fu meditation accross the globe hoping to improve the quality of many peoples lives. I for one intend to help with this mission and spread my knowledge to anybody who is interested in the Southwest area of the UK (primarily Cornwall).
Why travel to Yangshuo in China? That's simple, because it is has some of the most beautiful scenery I have ever seen! Yangshuo town is a small but busy town and West street (which is a very charcteristic shopping area about 1400 years old) is always buzzing with life and friendly energy from locals, tourists, and travellers. I met many different people and everybody was happy to stop and talk, most of them from many different countries. Then just a 15 minute bike ride out of town and you are in the peaceful countryside amongst people who have no intention of investing in modern technology or a fast way of life. It's no wonder that many people live to a ripe age in this environment.
So as an overall summary, I feel that in the month that I have studied in this school I have learnt a vast amount of Tai Chi that I can take with me anywhere and everywhere for the rest of my life. There are many great schools and teachers all over the world but for me the experience of travelling to one of the most scenic parts of China and learning the oldest form of Tai Chi from a 12th generation Chen master is incomparable to any other martial arts training.
Thank you Sifu Henry!
Simon MacGregor (November 2011)
simon_macgregor@hotmail.co.uk
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| Dominic's Learning Experience in Yangshu...
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| Dear Taichi Friends,
It is one thing to learn about the ancestral QiGong vitality exercises, the Tao way of life and a way to celebrate that in every step in a manner we call Taichi Quan. But without the right people to show you the door steps, this journey would have been impossible to accomplish by myself. When these people share their heart and passion for life, they become friends. When you learn the power of Chi and when you learn that Chi is not affected by distance, then these friends are connected to you forever, no matter where you are in the world.
It was an honour to share this wonderful experience with all of you through the openness of a very special chinese person who make me believe that everything is possible. Thank you Henry. Thank you Master Sifu. May all the pandas be proud of your accomplishment. I will never forget all the great teachers that each of you are:
Benjamin:
Thank you for teaching me that wisdom as no age and that all the richness of the world resides in a smile. Don't cut your hair. Keep trying to run your bike on water, you either succeed or make a lot of people smile.
Djay:
Thank you for teaching me that a person's quest is never over and the best way to keep getting up everyday is by developing skills, exploring new mysteries and never stop doing it. And also that Ninja's can be very colourful!
Jose:
Thank you for teaching me that to start a revolution, you must start by changing yourself, then the first person to your right. You are a revolutionist crab style spanish crazy natty dreads monk every person wish to meet in their life.
Daniela:
Thank you for teaching me that to be a great life's alchemist, you need to enjoy all the mystic and all the love God puts on your way. Enjoy it without involving the past or limiting yourself because of the future. Keep moving the clouds and drink chocolate my beloved white Witch!
Macca:
Thank you for teaching me humility. It is true then that one fist can sometimes teach you more than one word. When you can use both, this is the Taichi way. You are the incarnation of human evolution; you have the body of a Caveman and the mind of a Jedi.
Kuan Li:
Thank you for teaching me that it's never too late to learn how to be free. "A broad spirit. Like the bird in the sky, very free. Like water, clean, soft. And Many, many, many...". Keep an eye on Jose for me.
Henry:
Thank you for teaching me Taichi. Thank you for showing me that in the calm resides the most powerful. Thank you for helping me to master inner peace. Thank you for being a living KungFu Panda and most of all: a great friend. See you in Thailand next year!
Woah Eye Knee Men !!!
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| Ben's Learning Experience in Yangshuo Ta...
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| Here is a description of my experience at the Taichi School
My name is Benjamin Viatte and I have been practicing at Yangshuo Taichi School for one year. Though beforehand, I didn't have the slightest clue about the practices I was going to learn, they now profoundly changed my body, my mind, my way of living. I am now honored to be able to transmit this knowledge to other people, making their lives better as well.
Though this whole experience is very rewarding, it wasn't easy the whole time: many of the exercises necessary to learn Taichi require a fair bit of patience, and that is exactly the quality that you will have aquired when you return home. Training is usually done in a small group, which is the perfect compromise between teacher-student time and student-student practices. The training doesn't fill up every minute of your day either, so you have flexibility to train what you like during the off-time.
The food is very good, healthy, and very Chinese. Perfect for this kind of environment. The nature around the school is awe-inspiring, a real catalyst for finding inner energy and drawing energy from the outside as well. The only downside is that in rare high seasons, the restaurant can get quite busy and noisy, but this only happens several weeks throughout the year. The building is located slightly outside of Yangshuo, which helps prevent you from getting too much into the nightlife, not a bad thing for peaceful and balanced practice. The school is by the riverside, making a relaxing swim - or bamboo raft ride - just steps away.
All in all, it was truly a life-enriching experience, I will be back one day. In the meantime, I will be sure to carry and share these treasures all over the world.
Thank you for reading and I wish you the very best. |
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