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LINKS TO OTHER TAI CHI WEBSITES
WuWei Tai Chi Club
My teachers' website features a wealth of information on taijiquan, including articles in
English and Chinese, beautiful original art work, and links to many other sites.
My teachers' website features a wealth of information on taijiquan, including articles in
English and Chinese, beautiful original art work, and links to many other sites.
Shr-Jung School http://www.37taichi.org.tw/Default_e.htm
This is the official website of the school founded by
Professor Cheng Man-Ching in Taipei in 1949. It includes
lots of good information, books and DVDs.
Long River Tai Chi Circle http://longrivertaichi.com School of
Wolfe Lowenthal, student of Cheng Man-Ching. This site
features a Reading List, Lists of the hand and sword form
postures and a listing of schools in the Cheng Man-Ching
lineage.
Patience Tai Chi http://www.patiencetaichi.com/ Website of
Bill Phillips, a student of Cheng Man-Ching. This site has a
wealth of information, articles, videos and special features,
including a Question of the Week where you can ask
questions about tai chi practice.
William C.C. Chen http://www.williamccchen.com
Grandmaster Chen, student of Cheng Man-Ching, has lots of
good information on tai chi and his school in NYC.
Sinobarr Productions http://www.sinobarr.com/index.htm
Website of Ken Van Sicke, student of Cheng Man-Ching, has
biography of Professor Cheng, great photos, and info on
sword form including DVDs.
This is the official website of the school founded by
Professor Cheng Man-Ching in Taipei in 1949. It includes
lots of good information, books and DVDs.
Long River Tai Chi Circle http://longrivertaichi.com School of
Wolfe Lowenthal, student of Cheng Man-Ching. This site
features a Reading List, Lists of the hand and sword form
postures and a listing of schools in the Cheng Man-Ching
lineage.
Patience Tai Chi http://www.patiencetaichi.com/ Website of
Bill Phillips, a student of Cheng Man-Ching. This site has a
wealth of information, articles, videos and special features,
including a Question of the Week where you can ask
questions about tai chi practice.
William C.C. Chen http://www.williamccchen.com
Grandmaster Chen, student of Cheng Man-Ching, has lots of
good information on tai chi and his school in NYC.
Sinobarr Productions http://www.sinobarr.com/index.htm
Website of Ken Van Sicke, student of Cheng Man-Ching, has
biography of Professor Cheng, great photos, and info on
sword form including DVDs.
St. Louis T'ai Chi Ch'uan http://www.krapu4.com/taichi Website of Tom Krapu, longtime student
of Benjamin Lo. This website features information on tai chi related scientific research and
information on how to join an email discussion group, The Tai Chi Forum, for Cheng Man-Ching
practitioners.
Zhong Ding Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Association http:/zhong-ding.com Nigel Sutton's
site with articles, links, and information on his schools in England & Malaysia.
Lee Scheele's Online T'ai Chi Ch'uan Notebook has lots of useful information, including a
directory of schools & links worldwide, an extensive bibliography of tai chi books, and
translations of some of the Tai Chi Classics. http://www.scheele.org/lee/taichi.html
A Taste of China http://www.atoctaijiquan.com/ Pat Rice's school in Winchester, Virginia
regularly hosts taiji seminars and teacher exchanges featuring world renowned faculty.
Peter Lim's Taijiquan Resource Page provides a wealth of information on the history of taijiquan
and the various styles: http://itcca.it/peterlim/index.htm
The Center for Taiji Studies is the website of Chen stylist Dr. Yang Yang. It contains some
interesting information and articles on taiji research and practice: http://chentaiji.com/about/
Nine Dragon Baguazhang: Dr. John Painter conducts workshops on baguazhang, taiji, and the
internal arts around the country http://www.jiulongbaguazhang.com/welcome.html
Cheng Hsin: Peter Ralston's fusion of Zen, martial arts and effortless power has much to offer
those interested in the internal arts. http://chenghsin.com/
Tai Chi for Health Community is an association of tai chi practitioners and teachers using tai chi
to improve the lives and health of communities http://taichiforhealthcommunity.org/
The American Society of Internal Arts (ASIA) is an advocacy and educational organization on
Daoist based internal arts. It hosts the annual Zhang San Feng Festival & Dao of Health Expo
that started at the Tai Chi Farm: http://americansocietyoftheinternalarts.org/
United States Kuo Shu Federation: The USKSF is a non-profit organization that promotes
friendship, unity, physical fitness, harmony, and peace through the martial arts. It hosts
tournaments and related events. http://usksf.org/
of Benjamin Lo. This website features information on tai chi related scientific research and
information on how to join an email discussion group, The Tai Chi Forum, for Cheng Man-Ching
practitioners.
Zhong Ding Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Association http:/zhong-ding.com Nigel Sutton's
site with articles, links, and information on his schools in England & Malaysia.
Lee Scheele's Online T'ai Chi Ch'uan Notebook has lots of useful information, including a
directory of schools & links worldwide, an extensive bibliography of tai chi books, and
translations of some of the Tai Chi Classics. http://www.scheele.org/lee/taichi.html
A Taste of China http://www.atoctaijiquan.com/ Pat Rice's school in Winchester, Virginia
regularly hosts taiji seminars and teacher exchanges featuring world renowned faculty.
Peter Lim's Taijiquan Resource Page provides a wealth of information on the history of taijiquan
and the various styles: http://itcca.it/peterlim/index.htm
The Center for Taiji Studies is the website of Chen stylist Dr. Yang Yang. It contains some
interesting information and articles on taiji research and practice: http://chentaiji.com/about/
Nine Dragon Baguazhang: Dr. John Painter conducts workshops on baguazhang, taiji, and the
internal arts around the country http://www.jiulongbaguazhang.com/welcome.html
Cheng Hsin: Peter Ralston's fusion of Zen, martial arts and effortless power has much to offer
those interested in the internal arts. http://chenghsin.com/
Tai Chi for Health Community is an association of tai chi practitioners and teachers using tai chi
to improve the lives and health of communities http://taichiforhealthcommunity.org/
The American Society of Internal Arts (ASIA) is an advocacy and educational organization on
Daoist based internal arts. It hosts the annual Zhang San Feng Festival & Dao of Health Expo
that started at the Tai Chi Farm: http://americansocietyoftheinternalarts.org/
United States Kuo Shu Federation: The USKSF is a non-profit organization that promotes
friendship, unity, physical fitness, harmony, and peace through the martial arts. It hosts
tournaments and related events. http://usksf.org/
