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(as of Oct 9th, 2020) 1) Kathryn and I have decided to keep the Tuesday and Thursday classes in Madison for the now. These classes will continue to be held at Edward Klief Park and lead by Kathryn. In the event of inclement weather, we will meet at Infinity Martial Arts on 3232 University Ave.Since … Continue reading »

Tuesday morning classes at Klief Park (1200 Milton St, Madison, WI 53715), near Village Common House, hosted by Barbara and Don MacCrimmon, led by Kathryn. $10 per class**. Please contact Barbara at bardonmacc@gmail.com or 608.260.9363 so she can also keep you on her email list. 9:00 am- 10:00 am Basics (silk reeling exercises) + Form … Continue reading »

Tuesday and Thursday classes are going well. As a reminder, please wear a mask during class and keep social distancing before and after class. Do not come to class if you feel unwell in any way. See you at the next class.

Lucky to have this group of dedicated participants.

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Due to the extended Safer At Home initiative, Fitchburg Senior Center offered me the opportunity to make a video of our weekly warm-ups and silk reeling exercises and because the space is small and tight. I’m only doing the stationary portion of the silk reeling exercises. The video is available at http://factv.fitchburgwi.gov/CablecastPublicSite/show/12329?channel=2 as well as … Continue reading »

To all my taijiquan friends: Since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, taijiquan friends from all over the world have sent us a lot of greetings of concern. Under the leadership of my government, the epidemic in China is now under control and the crisis situation is easing. Today COVID-19 has spread on a global … Continue reading »

Hi friends: a very powerful message Kim Ivy received from Chenjiagou on WeChat, from Cui Bing, CZQs wife, CXX’s daughter-in-law. (WeChat has a translation feature). Hello! Kim, how’s it going? How are you and your family? The news shows that the number of sick people in the United States has increased a lot. Are you … Continue reading »

As we all stay at home for the people we care about, practice calming down through the standing posture longer. Like I said many times, the first stage of standing is to calm the mind. Really, there’s nothing better to do now but learn to calm the mind. Once the mind is calm, you will … Continue reading »