Daoist Fighting Arts

Happy World Tai Chi Day! I hope you are all having fun with good people and Tai Chi.

Happy Year of the Wood Dragon! Wishing you all health, wealth, and good training!

A little Tai Chi humour. 😄

Daoist Fighting Arts is Linton village community life (Cambridgeshire)

Daoist Fighting Arts is Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire

We at DFA are starting a new health-orientated Tai Chi class at the

Little Shelford Pavilion, Wale Recreation Ground.
Starting November 28th, 2023, on Tuesdays at 9-10am.

The first lesson is free, after that its £10 per class.

To book a place as space is limited, contact: Terry Neil on [email protected], or 07455 375 799.

Tai Chi is good for your health and well-being, balance, mobility, concentration and memory. It’s also a fun activity. Recommended by physiotherapists and doctors.

I hope you join us.

I'm happy to announce the opening of a new Daoist Fighting Arts Tai Chi class over at https://www.cofarm.co/ (see link for location).

It will be a donations based class, Sundays mornings 09.30-10.30, with all donations going to the CoFarm charity, which grows food to feed the homeless. You are cordially invited to join us.

COFARM TOGETHER WE GROW

Today is the first day of the year of the water rabbit.
新年快樂 (Xīnnián kuàilè!) [Happy New Year!]

Paul Brennan makes another classic treatise on Tàijíquán freely available to English monoglots! This one is by 董英傑 (Dǒng Yīngjié) a.k.a Tung Ying-chieh, an early student of both the Yáng and Wǔ (/ Hǎo) styles and creator of the Dǒng family fast form of Tai Chi. For the Tai Chi players among us there are a lot of interesting insights to unpack here, as Dǒng was both educated and a successful fighter, who writes directly from his own experience. Enjoy!

TAIJI BOXING ACCORDING TO D**G YINGJIE – 太極拳釋義TAIJI BOXING EXPLAINED董英傑by D**g Yingjie[published in Hong Kong, Aug, 1948 (revised Oct, 1950)] [translation by Paul Brennan, July, 2022] – 河北董英傑先生著by D**g Yingjie of Hebei:太極拳釋義…

新年快樂 虎年大吉! (Xīnnián kuàilè, Hǔnián Dàjí!) [Happy New Year of the Tiger!]
February 1st, 2022 is the beginning of the Chinese Year of the Water Tiger.

I have a freshly posted article called "Fart" on the subject of ‘Humility and the Perils of Over-Confidence’, over at my website. Here’s the link; https://www.daoistfightingarts.com/fart/