When we come across new concepts, we accept or reject. We tend to reject more than accept.
Once we make that decision (as in #1 above), we will very unlikely change our mind over it.
We like to know why before we make that decision. We believe knowing the reason behind it will make us better at making the decisions.
Once we make a decision, we believe we are doing it already. Many people have decided that it is a good idea to keep the elbow low in doing taiji. Virtually nobody actually does not.
Daqingshan Mountain is a Shandong Provincial forest park with a AA Federal Tourist designation. It is situated in the south eastern part of Shandong province and is 8 kilometers south of the Wulian Township. The port city of Qingdao is 160 kilometers to the east. Only 50 kilometers to the south you will find 20 kilometers of golden beach in Rizhao. If you want to fly a kite, you can go to the world capital of kites, Weifang, which is 110 kilometers to the north.
My experience with Master Chen Zhonghua by: Rachelle Bergeron Ottawa-Gatineau Chen Taiji
From the start, I must state that Master Chen's level of excellence and caring as a Master of Taiji; his devotion, knowledge and skills as a teacher; and his ethics and easy going nature as a person, are what have attracted me as a student to him; however, what has struck me the most about Master Chen is the easy way in which he can instill and transmit all of the facets of the art of Taiji to his students - the martial aspect, the health aspect, the spiritual aspect, and the cultural aspect.
Workshop Evaluations for the Arkansas Intensive Summer 2003
Here are the questions. Responses are numbered below.
1. What were your general impressions of the workshop? 2. How was the curriculum and instruction? What did you like most? Least? 3. Did the workshop meet your expectations? Needs? 4. How were the workshop facilities? What did you like most? Least? 5. Where did you stay? How were your accommodations? 6. What would you suggest to improve future workshops? 7. Other comments?
