Qi, Myself & I Tai Chi

Qi, Myself & I Tai Chi Tai Chi started as a 1 year sabbatical & then became the rest of my life.

19/09/2026

Here I am helping to teach Master Kim’s new assistant Tom, a section of the Chen 41 form.
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As a disciple of Kim Wu and a 13th generation inheritor of Chen Style Taijiquan, I help out with teaching at the Yangshuo Traditional Tai Chi School when required to share and pass on Tai Chi to others when I’m here.
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It’s a great opportunity to enhance my own teaching and also continue my learning of Tai Chi to gain more depth and detail in my own practice that I get to take back to Brisbane with me to pass onto my students there.
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I haven’t worked on the Chen 41 much in the last few years, so it’s been great to break it all down again and focus on the details. The last time I taught the Chen 41 was 8 or 9 years ago 😲. So it’s good to have Master Kim around for reference and guidance when needed.
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17/09/2026

A few snippets of the fajin training we did this morning in class. These sections come from the Chen 41 or laojiaerlu form.
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It was certainly a sweaty training this morning! The heat and humidity didn’t help. Apologies for the camera shaking on the tripod each time we did the fajin (mostly Master Kim’s power, not mine lol).
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16/09/2026

Yesterday Master Kim asked me to demonstrate the Chen 18 form for the group that had come for a 1 hour lesson. Spontaneously performance gave me zero time for any nerves, just had to do hahaha.
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🎵”Jasmine Flowers” by Mike Block (from audio tracks on Edits)
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15/09/2026

First morning training back in Yangshuo with some fajin practice using movements from the Chen 74 form.. Master Kim got me to do this over and over pausing to give me feedback when needed.
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14/07/2026

This is a little Tai Chi Qi Gong exercise we did in class today. It is a transition from the end of “pounding the mortar” into just the first circle that leads into “white crane spreads it’s wings” as a loop on both sides.
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We used this practice as a lead in to the level 2 transition in the Right/Left combo for “pounding the mortar”. Sometimes it’s good to break down the movement into smaller parts to practice and then build it up. This is something we did to teach skills in Physical Education too. I like that I can transfer methodology to make it a little easier for my students.
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09/07/2026

Right/Left Combos 8: Pounding The Mortar Level 2 Transition
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This is the eighth instalment in this series where I put together 1 or 2 movements from the Chen Style Tai Chi forms that can be practiced on both sides of the body.
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It definitely gets the brain ticking over when you have to transpose the movements to the opposite side, even though the movements in this combination do appear on both sides in different Chen forms.
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I’ve used a more complex transition (level 2) in this one, where it uses the first part of “White Crane Spreads It’s Wings” to transition to the opposite side. If you want a simpler version, see the level 1 transistion version.
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This is another flow that can be practiced even if you have limited space. You can do as many reps as you like. Enjoy and happy practicing!
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09/07/2026

Right/Left Combos 7: Pounding The Mortar Level 1 Transition
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This is the seventh instalment in this series where I put together 1 or 2 movements from the Chen Style Tai Chi forms that can be practiced on both sides of the body.
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It definitely gets the brain ticking over when you have to transpose the movements to the opposite side, even though the movements in this combination do appear on both sides in different Chen forms.
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I’ve used a simpler transition (level 1) in this one, where it basically steps back to the opposite side. For an extra challenge, see the level 2 transistion version.
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This is another flow that can be practiced even if you have limited space. You can do as many reps as you like. Enjoy and happy practicing!
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04/04/2026

In this mornings class, we looked at “Jade Maiden Working Her Loom” in more depth.
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We split it into parts so we could work on smaller sections before putting it back together.
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Semi-Private Tai Chi Classes by appointment only. This class can be shared by 3 or 4 friends in a private group. Investment is $120 for 90 minutes and can be tailored to meet your needs whether the focus is on relaxation, recovery, balance, posture, breathing or even having a go at something new. All classes come with review notes and links. Contact me to arrange your class now 😊🙏

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