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 Click on the cover for a flip book Or see the pdf: Tai Chi Chuan & Oriental Arts magazine No 64 You can order a single print copy of TCC&OA Click Here to order |
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| From the Chairman |
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Working to improve/regional officers/Dan Docherty Page 6 update on copyright |
Song the core of tai chi chuan |
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James Chan translates Cheng Man'ching's essay on the importance of 'song' |
| Comment |
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Dan Docherty, a tai chi legend and legacy | The importance of weapons |
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Mark Peters explains why we should practice weapons forms |
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Dan Docherty A tai chi journey |
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Suse Coon follows Dan's jouney from karate to tai chi legend | Meet the teacher |
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Jan Dickson and Marion Copeland teach in Glasgow's East End |
| Tributes to Dan Docherty |
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There were many tributes to Dan from students and colleagues | Book Review |
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Jenny Peters reviews Carl Bateman's Sun Style postures. Mark Peters considers its Companion |
| What is the future for tai chi chuan? |
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What does the future hold for tai chi? Robert Agar-Hutton offers some thoughts on the future of our art... |
The internal art |
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To understand movement you first need to master stillness. Sam Moor on zan zhuang |
| Yin and yang in gigong |
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n the second in the series Peter Deadman looks at the opposites of strength and softness | Odds @ the end |
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A few random items |
| Tai chi health |
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Tai chi can help a swift recovery from surgery | |||
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