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Posted 12 October 2011Wild Goose Qigong Centre Calendar October 2011 to June 2012Kunlun Twining Hands Bagua Qigong Seminar
Saturday & Sunday
12 & 13 November 2011 : 12noon~4pm
The Rivendell Yurt, 5215 Bills Road, Duncan
Taught by Lee Masters
$135
In Chinese medicine, the liver relates to the emotion of anger. This short form helps to release any stagnant liver Qi. Special movements stimulate the liver, getting rid of anger and improving blood circulation in the body and also improving our eyesight. For ladies particularly, the liver is a very important organ. Its normal function will maintain good health and will help balance the emotions. ‘Bagua’ relates to the number eight and in this form, we walk in eight different directions, improving body balance and internal Qi.
Wild Goose Qigong Centre Christmas Party
Friday 9 December 2011 at 6pm
Dragon Yuan Restaurant, Valley View Centre, Cobble Hill
RSVP : rivendellrhythm@shaw.ca / 250-748-4060Christmas BreakWe’ll have a break from Duncan and Victoria classes the weeks before and after Christmas, so no classes on 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 and 29 December 2011. Chinese New Year Celebration ~ The Year of the DRAGON!Friday 20 January 2012 at 6pmDragon Yuan Restaurant, Valley View Centre, Cobble HillEveryone is invited to come and celebrate the Chinese New Year and the birthday of Sigong / Tai Sigong ~ Master Michael Tse (1 February). Bring friends and family. 2 Polishing Seminar Days at the Rivendell Yurt in Duncan Chun Yuen Polishing Saturday 18 February 2012 : 12noon: 4pm : $70Qigong Polishing Sunday 19 February 2012 : 12noon~4pm : $70Little by little our movements morph as we practise and it is important to come together and clarify our exercises and forms to make sure we are getting the most benefit from them. This is always a good time for those who have missed classes to come back into the supportive energy of the group. As we improve ourselves, we open up to deeper health and accessing more or our human potential. 3 Seminars with Master Michael TseIn May 2012, we are very fortunate to have Master Michael Tse of the Tse Qigong Centre coming from England to help us to further develop our skill. His visits are always packed full of knowledge, stories, energy and wisdom.13 Grab Stick Seminar Parts I and II
Wednesday, Thursday & Monday
23, 24 & 28 May 2012 : 6pm~9pm
Glenora Hall, Duncan
This is a form which can help develop how to use a short stick for defending oneself against attack. In practical use, a short stick could be substituted for an umbrella or even a walking stick. Using principles from traditional martial arts skills in the Chun Yuen tradition, this form is also good for improving circulation. There is no need for any previous martial art experience and is open to all. 13 Grab Stick is a fun and useful form to practise and learn, helping to keep tendons, arm and finger joints supple. Newcomers will learn Part I andthose who completed Part I in 2011 will learn Part II.Qigong Healing and Diagnosis
Friday 25 May 2012 : 6pm ~ 9pm
Mercury Theatre
331 Brae Road, Duncan
This Qigong Healing skill has been developed by Master Michael Tse, using techniques he learned from his uncle, who was a traditional bone setter, as well as those from the Kunlun Dayan Qigong system and is what he uses for his own patients. In this introduction, you will learn some basic knowledge about diagnosis, massage and even some basic Qi transmission skill. Last year we very much enjoyed Sifu Jessica Tse’s Qigong Healing course and this will be a further deepening open to all.Joint Opening and Closing Gong Seminar Parts I and II Saturday & Sunday
26 & 27 May 2012 : 12 – 4pm
Duncan (exact location TBA)
We need both Yin and Yang energy to be healthy and Joint Opening and Closing Gong is a good example of both. Part I gently loosens the lower back, knees and waist and Part II is more dynamic and makes the Qi in the body stronger and improves circulation and mobility in all the joints Newcomers will learn Part I and those who completed Part I in 2011 will learn Part II. Posted 9 September 2011New Thursday class to start up in Victoria this FallOn Thursday 13 October at 10:30am, I will be giving a free lecture/demo at the Church of Truth to give people a chance to find out about the skills I teach: Wild Goose Qigong and Northern Shaolin Chun Yuen Quan.I am happy and excited to announce a new ongoing Thursday class.Every Thursday, 20 October 2011 onwards:Chun Yuen Quan : 10am-11am
Wild Goose Qigong: 11am-12noonChurch of Truth, 111 Superior Street, Victoria Seminars June 2011In June, we are fortunate to have Sifu Jessica Tse, of the Tse Qigong Centre, coming from England to help us to further develop our skill. Her visits are always inspirational and fulfilling. She will teach the following seminars:
13 Grab Stick Seminar
Wednesday, Thursday & Monday 1, 2 & 6 June 2011
6 – 9pm
Glenora Hall, Duncan
This is a form which can help develop how to use a short stick for defending oneself against attack. In practical use, a short stick could be substituted for an umbrella or even a walking stick. Using principles from traditional martial arts skills in the Chun Yuen tradition, this form is also good for improving circulation. There is no need for any previous martial art experience and is open to all. 13 Grab Stick is a fun and useful form to practise and learn, helping to keep tendons, arm and finger joints supple.
Introduction to Qigong Healing
Friday 3 June 2011
6 – 9pm
Mercury Theatre
331 Brae Road, Duncan
This Qigong Healing skill has been developed by Master Michael Tse, using techniques he learned from his uncle, who was a traditional bone setter, as well as those from the Kunlun Dayan Qigong system and is what he uses for his own patients. In this introduction, you will learn some basic knowledge about diagnosis, massage and even some basic Qi transmission skill.
Joint Opening Gong Part I Seminar
Saturday & Sunday 4 & 5 June
12 – 4pm
Duncan
You need both Yin and Yang energy to be healthy and Joint Opening Gong is a good example of both. Part I gently loosens the lower back, knees and waist and Part II is more dynamic and makes the Qi in the body stronger and improves circulation and mobility in all the joints.
Posted 12 October 2011
Wild Goose Qigong Centre
Calendar October 2011 to June 2012
Kunlun Twining Hands Bagua Qigong Seminar
Saturday & Sunday
12 & 13 November 2011 : 12noon~4pm
The Rivendell Yurt, 5215 Bills Road, Duncan
Taught by Lee Masters
$135
In Chinese medicine, the liver relates to the emotion of anger. This short form helps to release any stagnant liver Qi. Special movements stimulate the liver, getting rid of anger and improving blood circulation in the body and also improving our eyesight. For ladies particularly, the liver is a very important organ. Its normal function will maintain good health and will help balance the emotions. ‘Bagua’ relates to the number eight and in this form, we walk in eight different directions, improving body balance and internal Qi.
Wild Goose Qigong Centre Christmas Party
Friday 9 December 2011 at 6pm
Dragon Yuan Restaurant, Valley View Centre, Cobble Hill
RSVP : rivendellrhythm@shaw.ca / 250-748-4060
Saturday & Sunday
12 & 13 November 2011 : 12noon~4pm
The Rivendell Yurt, 5215 Bills Road, Duncan
Taught by Lee Masters
$135
In Chinese medicine, the liver relates to the emotion of anger. This short form helps to release any stagnant liver Qi. Special movements stimulate the liver, getting rid of anger and improving blood circulation in the body and also improving our eyesight. For ladies particularly, the liver is a very important organ. Its normal function will maintain good health and will help balance the emotions. ‘Bagua’ relates to the number eight and in this form, we walk in eight different directions, improving body balance and internal Qi.
Wild Goose Qigong Centre Christmas Party
Friday 9 December 2011 at 6pm
Dragon Yuan Restaurant, Valley View Centre, Cobble Hill
RSVP : rivendellrhythm@shaw.ca / 250-748-4060
Christmas Break
We’ll have a break from Duncan and Victoria classes the weeks before and after Christmas, so no classes on 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 and 29 December 2011.
Chinese New Year Celebration ~ The Year of the DRAGON!
Friday 20 January 2012 at 6pm
Dragon Yuan Restaurant, Valley View Centre, Cobble Hill
Everyone is invited to come and celebrate the Chinese New Year and the birthday of Sigong / Tai Sigong ~ Master Michael Tse (1 February). Bring friends and family.
2 Polishing Seminar Days at the Rivendell Yurt in Duncan
Chun Yuen Polishing
Saturday 18 February 2012 : 12noon: 4pm : $70
Qigong Polishing
Sunday 19 February 2012 : 12noon~4pm : $70
Little by little our movements morph as we practise and it is important to come together and clarify our exercises and forms to make sure we are getting the most benefit from them. This is always a good time for those who have missed classes to come back into the supportive energy of the group. As we improve ourselves, we open up to deeper health and accessing more or our human potential.
3 Seminars with Master Michael Tse
In May 2012, we are very fortunate to have Master Michael Tse of the Tse Qigong Centre coming from England to help us to further develop our skill. His visits are always packed full of knowledge, stories, energy and wisdom.
13 Grab Stick Seminar Parts I and II
Wednesday, Thursday & Monday
23, 24 & 28 May 2012 : 6pm~9pm
Glenora Hall, Duncan
This is a form which can help develop how to use a short stick for defending oneself against attack. In practical use, a short stick could be substituted for an umbrella or even a walking stick. Using principles from traditional martial arts skills in the Chun Yuen tradition, this form is also good for improving circulation. There is no need for any previous martial art experience and is open to all. 13 Grab Stick is a fun and useful form to practise and learn, helping to keep tendons, arm and finger joints supple. Newcomers will learn Part I andthose who completed Part I in 2011 will learn Part II.
Wednesday, Thursday & Monday
23, 24 & 28 May 2012 : 6pm~9pm
Glenora Hall, Duncan
This is a form which can help develop how to use a short stick for defending oneself against attack. In practical use, a short stick could be substituted for an umbrella or even a walking stick. Using principles from traditional martial arts skills in the Chun Yuen tradition, this form is also good for improving circulation. There is no need for any previous martial art experience and is open to all. 13 Grab Stick is a fun and useful form to practise and learn, helping to keep tendons, arm and finger joints supple. Newcomers will learn Part I andthose who completed Part I in 2011 will learn Part II.
Qigong Healing and Diagnosis
Friday 25 May 2012 : 6pm ~ 9pm
Mercury Theatre
331 Brae Road, Duncan
This Qigong Healing skill has been developed by Master Michael Tse, using techniques he learned from his uncle, who was a traditional bone setter, as well as those from the Kunlun Dayan Qigong system and is what he uses for his own patients. In this introduction, you will learn some basic knowledge about diagnosis, massage and even some basic Qi transmission skill. Last year we very much enjoyed Sifu Jessica Tse’s Qigong Healing course and this will be a further deepening open to all.
Friday 25 May 2012 : 6pm ~ 9pm
Mercury Theatre
331 Brae Road, Duncan
This Qigong Healing skill has been developed by Master Michael Tse, using techniques he learned from his uncle, who was a traditional bone setter, as well as those from the Kunlun Dayan Qigong system and is what he uses for his own patients. In this introduction, you will learn some basic knowledge about diagnosis, massage and even some basic Qi transmission skill. Last year we very much enjoyed Sifu Jessica Tse’s Qigong Healing course and this will be a further deepening open to all.
Joint Opening and Closing Gong Seminar Parts I and II
Saturday & Sunday
26 & 27 May 2012 : 12 – 4pm
Duncan (exact location TBA)
We need both Yin and Yang energy to be healthy and Joint Opening and Closing Gong is a good example of both. Part I gently loosens the lower back, knees and waist and Part II is more dynamic and makes the Qi in the body stronger and improves circulation and mobility in all the joints Newcomers will learn Part I and those who completed Part I in 2011 will learn Part II.
26 & 27 May 2012 : 12 – 4pm
Duncan (exact location TBA)
We need both Yin and Yang energy to be healthy and Joint Opening and Closing Gong is a good example of both. Part I gently loosens the lower back, knees and waist and Part II is more dynamic and makes the Qi in the body stronger and improves circulation and mobility in all the joints Newcomers will learn Part I and those who completed Part I in 2011 will learn Part II.
Posted 9 September 2011
New Thursday class to start up in Victoria this Fall
On Thursday 13 October at 10:30am, I will be giving a free lecture/demo at the Church of Truth to give people a chance to find out about the skills I teach: Wild Goose Qigong and Northern Shaolin Chun Yuen Quan.
I am happy and excited to announce a new ongoing Thursday class.
Every Thursday, 20 October 2011 onwards:
Chun Yuen Quan : 10am-11am
Wild Goose Qigong: 11am-12noon
Wild Goose Qigong: 11am-12noon
Church of Truth, 111 Superior Street, Victoria
Wednesday, Thursday & Monday 1, 2 & 6 June 2011
6 – 9pm
Glenora Hall, Duncan
This is a form which can help develop how to use a short stick for defending oneself against attack. In practical use, a short stick could be substituted for an umbrella or even a walking stick. Using principles from traditional martial arts skills in the Chun Yuen tradition, this form is also good for improving circulation. There is no need for any previous martial art experience and is open to all. 13 Grab Stick is a fun and useful form to practise and learn, helping to keep tendons, arm and finger joints supple.
Friday 3 June 2011
6 – 9pm
Mercury Theatre
331 Brae Road, Duncan
This Qigong Healing skill has been developed by Master Michael Tse, using techniques he learned from his uncle, who was a traditional bone setter, as well as those from the Kunlun Dayan Qigong system and is what he uses for his own patients. In this introduction, you will learn some basic knowledge about diagnosis, massage and even some basic Qi transmission skill.
Saturday & Sunday 4 & 5 June
12 – 4pm
Duncan
You need both Yin and Yang energy to be healthy and Joint Opening Gong is a good example of both. Part I gently loosens the lower back, knees and waist and Part II is more dynamic and makes the Qi in the body stronger and improves circulation and mobility in all the joints.
Saturday 16 October 2010
12 ~ 4pm
Rivendell
Slapping Healthy Gong taught by Lee Masters
Members: $65 advance (in class during the week) $75 cash on the day
Not-yet-members: $105 advance, $115 cash on the day ~ includes annual Tse Qigong Centre membership
Slapping Healthy Gong is a very short form from the Wild Goose (Dayan) Qigong system which is very effective in smoothing the channels and releasing sick Qi from the body.
Sunday 17 October 2010
12 ~ 4pm
Rivendell
Wing Chun Kung Fu seminar taught by Derek Fowler
1. Polishing for Siu Lim Tao and Tsum Kiu for those who have already learned one or both forms
2. Siu Lim Tao Part I for those who have not yet begun the Wing Chun forms
3. Chi Sau (touch hands) for all participants
Members: $70 advance (in class during the week), $80 cash on the day
Not-yet-members: $110 advance, $120 on the day ~ includes annual Tse Qigong Centre membership
Siu Lim Tao, Wing Chun's first form, translates as 'Little Idea or Little Thinking' and it introduces us to Wing Chun principles and structure. In this form, we begin learning how to develop internal energy- gong lik, how to develop and make use of explosive power-fa ging, and to practice and use basic skills.