Locations : Australia

Sydney Workshop 2016 Notes i

by admin2 on 2016/12/17

Notes by Brian Chung on day 1 of the workshop with Master Chen Zhonghua and Chen Xu.

Notes 2016-12-10 Sydney Workshop Day 1

1. Practical Method consists of Gongfa (jibengong), Quanfa (yilu, erlu, jian, dao, waxwood pole), Yongfa (tui shou, san shou).
2. We start with only the physical. In the end, there is nothing physical.
3. 3 things we don’t work with. Breathing, Fingers, Eating. We were born with these abilities.
4. The middle must come out.
5. Did you see the middle? Did you see the red?

Sydney 2016 Push Hands i

by admin2 on 2016/12/15

Perth Push Hands Session (2015) i

by admin2 on 2016/10/10

Perth Open House Video i

by admin2 on 2016/04/29

Taiji Seminar Tour Daqingshan China August 2016 i

by Paul Janssens on 2016/03/25

August 2016 Taiji China Seminar Tour.

This trip is organised to coincide with Master Chen Zhonghua’s seminar for Chinese and International students. The 7 days seminar will focus on Push Hands applications, but there will be ample opportunity to improve your form and or to learn a Chen style sword form (Straight Sword or Broad sword).

This is a trip for Taiji enthusiasts. You can practice as little or as much as you desire. There will be several Chinese instructors available during the period as well as international instructors who will be attending the seminar. This is not a ‘See China’ tour, but a Taiji training tour.

Assume you have two 1.5hr classes per week (for a total of 3 hrs per week), this trip gives you the opportunity to learn 35 weeks of material. (Based on 105 hours of training over 12 days)

More information to join from Australia (Sydney – QingDao) http://www.chenpracticalmethod.com.au/home/china-trip-2016/

Perth Push Hand Workshop March 2016 (Chen Xu) i

by admin2 on 2016/03/18

Chen Xu is on a 3 weeks teaching trip in Australia. Below are photos from Perth courtesy of Gawain Siu

Perth 2015 Workshop Photo i

by Gawain Siu on 2015/12/20

Sydney 2015 Workshop Photo i

by John Ho on 2015/11/22

Sydney Group Practice Photo i

by Paul Janssens on 2015/08/19

Perth Workshop with Chen Xu 3

by Gawain Siu on 2015/03/17

Sydney workshop day one: Oct. 18, 2014 4

by Paul Janssens on 2014/10/18

Today was the first day of the workshop in Sydney. After some adminstrative issues and handing out the t-shirts, Master Chen took control and started in quick sucession of static 3 count elbow in, turn waist, hand out. Soon this developed in stepping positive circles, and before everyone recovered the class was already twisting (wringing) the towel. We also explored the three way split, the effect of the resultant power (usually the other person on the ground).

We then continued with an extensive series of applications related to the movements of ‘Buddha’s Warrior’, and Master Chen demonstrated various variations to the applications with the foot kicking in the knee, the foot sliding behind the leg, the foot sliding behind the leg and kick the opponents leg from under them, the split of the kua at the front for higher moves and the back kua for lower hand moves, how the three way split applies to this, and much, much more. Read more

Gawain Siu Discipleship on October 12, 2014 Photo 1

by admin2 on 2014/10/12

More photos from Perth Australia at Facebook album

Sydney, Australia Class Schedule 2

by Chen Zhonghua Taiji Academy on 2013/11/20

Chen style Taijiquan Practical Method class starting at the Balmain PCYC on Monday evening from 7pm to 8:30pm
Address: 372 Darling St, Balmain NSW 2041

Contact: Paul Janssens at info@chenpracticalmethod.com.au

Australian disciples (James and Paul)2013 amd workshop photos 8

by Chen Zhonghua Taiji Academy on 2013/11/09

Ceremony conducted at Perth Workshop.

Sydney Workshop 2013-11 1

by admin2 on 2013/11/08

Australia Workshop Photos i

by admin2 on 2012/03/15

Dear Mr Chen, thank you for your instruction. A lot of instructors will talk about principles that are really concepts that is subjective like relaxation. It was a real pleasure to work with material that was based on mechanical principles and was repeatable. A real pleasure. (Miles Henderson facebook comment)