Taiji (Tai Chi)
(Registration is Currently Closed)
Sponsored by WKU Confucius Institute and WKU Lifelong Learning
Course Description
COST: $225 ($15 per 2-hour session)
SPECIAL DISCOUNT: WKU-affiliated individuals (Student, Staff, Faculty, Alumni) $120 ($8 per 2-hour session)
Taijiquan (often abbreviated as simply Taiji, pronounced “tie-chee”) is a traditional Chinese martial art practiced by millions of people all over the world as a form of gentle, low impact, stress-reducing exercise. Sometimes referred to as “moving meditation”, the practice of Taijiquan involves learning and repeating a series of slow, relaxed, stepping movements and postures designed to enhance balance, coordination and flexibility, and to reinforce the connections between the physical body and the deeper, internal processes of breath and emotional control. There are several traditional Taijiquan styles practiced widely today; this course will focus on what is known as the Yang Style 24 Posture Taiji Form (often referred to as the “short form”).
Space is Limited (18 students only)
4:15 - 6:15 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday
Gordon Wilson Hall
3rd floor, Room 308
Scott Stroot
- Office (270) 745-5629
- Appointments (270) 745-5845
- 303 Gordon Wilson
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