Classes
Yang Style Beginner's Class
Yang Style Long Form class - taught by Master Su Zi Fang (at Del Aire Park). Class begins Thursday, Sept. 13. This class is composed of 3 phases. Part 1 (4 sessions) focuses on the Fundamental Form: hands, body, footwork. Part 2 concentrates on the integrated movements/sequence (20 sessions). Part 3 (8 sessions) works on review, correction, details to ensure you can practice by yourself. Course fee is $160 plus annual club membership fee.
Bagua Zhang class - taught by Master Su Zi Fang (at Del Aire Park). Class begins Tuesday, May 1. This class is composed of 3 phases. Part 1 (8 sessions) focuses on the Fundamental Form: hands, body, footwork. Part 2 concentrates on the 8 Sections of integrated movements/sequence (12 sessions). Part 3 (8 sessions) works on review, correction, details to ensure you can practice by yourself. Course fee is $140 plus annual club membership fee.
Workshops
From time to time, the AEA Club Tai Chi Club puts on workshops. These workshops
have featured world famous teachers such as Chen style family member Chen
Xiao Wang, Push Hands specialist Dan Ethan Miller and Sam Tam (who was featured in a recent book on Yiquan). We have had workshops
from our group and club founders, Alan Kan and Stephen Tang. We have
also had workshops from several Los Angeles area instructors, including Jason Tsou, Gerald A. Sharp, Daniel Lee, Su Dong Chen, and Daniel Weng. More workshops are planned
soon. (Add your name to our e-mail list to find out more about upcoming workshops by e-mail. We are happy to remove your name from our list if you ask us and we have no intention of sharing your information with anyone else.)
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Links
Teachers: Alan Kan;. Stephen Tang; Jason Tsou ;. Gerald A. Sharp ;. Chen Xiao Wang ;. Don Ethan Miller ;. Daniel Lee ; Sam Tam;. Daniel Wang: Su Zi Fang.
Magazines: Taijiquan - Lilun ; Tai Chi Magazine ; Qi Journal;
Stephen Tang is active in the Los Angeles aera Tai Chi community;.
We are located in the Los Angeles California area. A lot goes on in our region, and it would be nice if the AEA Tai Chi club website could help provide a bulletin board. We are starting with announcing the workshops of local area instructors that have had some interaction with our club. We hope to eventually provide a similar function for a larger community.