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We are happy and honored to study and to be Certified under Master Yun Xiang
Tseng (known to his students by his familiar name of Master Chen).
Master Chen again visited Atlanta for a long weekend workshop in 2009,
and will return in 2010, dates and times to be announced.
Below Master Chen's picture you will find the latest information on
the class offerings and descriptions, and Videos and DVD's by Master Chen for pruchase.
Master Yun Xiang Tseng was a child prodigy in China. At the age of six, he was found by his female grandmaster
who recently moved on at the wonderful age of 130. He was brought to the sacred mountain Wu Dang to be trained by
China’s pre-eminent masters in the ancient arts of Chi
Gong and Tai Chi Chuan. Master Tseng Yun Xiang is truly a gift to all who have experienced his teaching. He is fully
accredited by the Chinese government to teach Chi Gong and Tai Chi. He has practiced
the art of healing for over 20 years and is an expert in both the healing arts and many styles of Tai Chi.
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Master Yun Xiang Tseng
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Master Chen returns in 2010, dates to be announced!
Master
Chen comes to Atlanta to share with his students his even more deepened knowledge of Taoist Philosophy, Meditation,
Qi Gong and Tai Chi.
Below is an overview of
the class which Master Chen taught during his last Atlanta visit. These
are similar to what he will offer in 2010, but please check back here for the actual classes and dates. Thank you!
Wudang Qi Gong
Wudang Qi Gong is a very ancient
practice composed of techniques and movements to regulate the body, mind, and breath. The techniques
and movements not only increase range of motion, improve balance and add muscular strength, but they also improve Qi
flow, open the meridian channels and help to develop internal power.
For more information or to register for any of the above programs, please email us by clicking here, and we will send details!
Thank you!
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DVD's available for purchase
QI GONG:
Derived from thousands of years of Chinese experience in the healing
arts and sciences, Qi Gong is a powerful way of healing and staying healthy. Below are sets featuring Master Yun Xiang Tseng
, our T'ai Chi and Qi Gong Master.
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Wudang Hun Yuan (Primordial) Qi Gong
is a spiritual form of Qi Gong that was developed by Zhang San-Feng,
the creator of the original T'ai Chi movements. This is a set of 12 movements carefully explained and demonstrated,
meditation information and more.
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Recommended for:
- All who wish to build their essential life force energy
- Beginners to advanced students
- Those who wish to enhance abiltiy to concentrate and focus
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Yang
Sheng (life nourishing) Qi Gong
Through a thousand years of practice, Taoist masters from the Wu Dang tradition
have developed the Yang Sheng (life nourishing) Qi Gong method.
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Yang
Sheng Qi Gong teaches students to build their most fundamental internal strength, it is practiced by all teachers of the martial
arts. These are the building blocks for all the other forms.
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Yang
Sheng focuses on the most fundamental “pre-heaven Qi” and replenishes it. This is the energy you were born with
that is depleted by life stress and illness.
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Recommended For:
- All who wish to develop greater energy in mind, body, and spirit
- Good for all adult ages from beginner to advanced students
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T'AI CHI QI GONG 18 MOVEMENTS
This set of exercise includes two different videos: Part I and Part II. The video provides step-by-step instructions
to the “Eighteen Movements,” a form perfected by Master Tseng that uses T'ai Chi’s soft and graceful movements
in combination with exercises for the mind. By encouraging better balance, coordination and concentration, mind and body flow
together to improve Qi (life force).
- Recommended by Medical Doctors for promotion of good health
and strengthening the immune system.
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Orthopedic
doctors consider Tai Chi Qi Gong 18 Movements good for stretching muscles and working tendons, ligaments and joints.
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Cardiologists
point to improved circulation.
For more information on T'ai Chi / Qi Gong, click here
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PART 1: This set contains more easy, effective stretching and moving exercises for a beginners workout, but is
indeed quite physical and can be challenging to some with physical issues.
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This form requires standing, reaching, bending at the knees, but can be done very gently
for all physical types
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Recommended For:
- Beginners to advanced students
- Those seeking a gentle and thorough full body excercise program
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PART 2: This set has deeper, more physical work, and is more
suited to use after the student is comfortable with Part 1. It provides the same benefits as Part 1, but the moves are physically
more demanding.
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Recommended For:
- Those who have completed and are comfortable with the work in 18 Part 1
- Thsoe seeking a more physical workout
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