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Go to Professional Training Workshops for in-depth descriptions of Tai Chi Fundamentals professional trainings and certification requirements Tai Chi Fundamentals Professional Training Workshops Levels One and Two Prerequsite: Open to anyone Continuing Education Credits Awarded by :
This interactive seminar provides you with tools and skills to begin applying tai chi in your practice. The course teaches you, in a motor development progression, to perform basic movements of tai chi, and to apply tai chi as an assessment and intervention tool. The course combines lecture, movement labs, qigojng training and discussions on biomechanics, applications and documentation. Qualifies as partial contact hours fulfillment for TCF Instructor Certification Levels One and Two.
Tai Chi Fundamentals Professional Training Workshops Level Three Prerequisite: Proficiency in movements taught in Levels One and Two Workshop Continuing Education Credits Awarded by :
Teaches all elements required for TCF Level Three Certification Participants learn Sections Two and Three of the TCF Form and review all Movement Patterns. Includes teaching practicum, techniques for using TCF with specific populations, advanced training in sensing qi and introduction to The ROM Dance Range of Motion and Relaxation Program, and Energize exercises. The course includes presentations by certified instructors on program applications in group wellness settings as well as therapeutic assessment and intervention tools. Qualifies as partial contact hours fulfillment for TCF Instructor Certification Level Three.
Tai Chi Fundamentals Movement Intensives Prerequisite: Previous experience in TCF Attend any or all of these 3-hour workshop to review and refine TCF movements with focus on your areas of interest. Ideal for working toward TCF certification and for enriching personal tai chi practice.
Sensing Qi Training Prerequisite: None. Open to Beginners This 3-hour overview of Tricia Yu’s method for learning to experience qi or life energy and for teaching this awareness. This skill is natural and easy to learn. When you sense qi, you are more alive to each moment, experiencing things at a level more subtle than your habitual consciousness. Relaxing and energizing! Qi is healing energy of Reiki, and other forms of energy healing. Sensing qi enhances benefits of qigong routines and virtually all other activities.
Cheng Man Ch'ing Yang Style Tai Chi Movement Intensives Prerequisite: Previous experience in This form
Custom Workshops and Retreats: Introductory or in-depth presentations for your organization. See current listings on Home Page. Certified Tai Chi Fundamentals Instructors: are currently in many parts of the USA. Check to see if there is an instructor in your area, and contact them about classes and/or seminars that they currently offer. Tai Chi on the Rooftop: Madison, Wisconsin. Popular since 1998, this is a free, public, noon-hour class held during the summer and Autumn at the Monona Terrace Convention Center in Madison, overlooking Lake Monona. For more information | |