SYLLABUS
Hine Tai Chi Schools teach the Traditional Yang Style; beginners to advanced levels. In addition the original Old style is taught to advanced members.
The Traditional Yang Style employs smooth, relaxed and exact movements to produce robust good health with a calm and centrered mind. Regular, correct practise relieves stress, strenghterns the immune system and builds energy. Muscle tone, flexibility, and balance are all improved gradually as you progress through the classes. All ages (18+) and abilities are warmly welcomed to our schools.
At all levels within the Hine Tai Chi Schools a strict syllabus is followed to produce the best possible results. It is only by applying exact criteria in a systematic and logical fashion that constant high standards can be achieved and quantified.
The traditional training regime has been systematised and is under constant review, to endeavour to help each student achieve the best possible results from the training. Within each period, attainable goals are set for both students and instructors, so that both can check their progress.
Master Hine expects his students to continually strive to improve the system in every way possible – to take what our Tai Chi forebears have given us and develop it further. To rely solely on tradition or the efforts of others would be abdication of responsibility.
The complete Traditional system is taught in our schools, this includes:
- Traditional Yang Tai Chi Solo Form
- Qigong
- Pushing Hands
- Weapons and Self Defence Applications (Combat)
Successful Instructors for Satisfied Students
The difference between an excellent instructor and a poor instructor is the training they have received.
Hine Tai Chi Schools has a successful approach to teaching Tai Chi and it’s allied disciplines. The system is tried and tested with professional and continual support and the backing of a full time office.
For information of teaching programmes please enquire through one of our branch schools or send a full resume to: PO Box 159, Bromley, Kent, England, BR1 3XX
