Events
Los Angeles Internal Martial Arts Intensive Training with Emil Rechester
Saturday, February 29, 2020
Happy to announce that I will be hosting one day only Internal Martial Arts Push Hands Intensive Training.
This event will be in Los Angeles on February 29th, 2020 (please see flyer below) in the beautiful LA DanceSport Club.
This training will be dedicated to most common mistakes Tai Chi Push Hand players make while engaged in the exchange. Energy, listening skills, timing, yielding, discharging energy, opening and closing and more other commonly spoken words, that are widely used in Internal Martial Arts community, but rarely experienced and often never properly practiced by practitioners, therefore constantly falling short by speaking about it and yet not being able to apply it.
If you’re tired of making the same mistakes over again and again and ready to take your Tai Chi practice to a new level … this workshop is for you!
Topics will be covering include:
Saturday 10/23/2021 from 10am to 1pm
1. Basic Training ( Wu-Ji Zhuang Three Lines Down Meditation)
A – Methods of Ma Bu Zhan Zhuang and Horse Stand
B – Yuan Qi Fa, Tu Na (breathing training)
2. Zhong Ding Jing training methods (training with partner)
3. Body Alignment
4. Hand Connection Partners work and free push hands techniques
TUITION:
Cost $100.00
PayPal payments should add 3.5% and be sent to: [email protected]
SEND PAYMENT TO:
Emil Rechester
1550 Montessouri St.
Las Vegas, NV 89117
LOCATION: Reseda Park
PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT DANCE STUDIO ACQUIRING INFORMATION ABOUT WORKSHOP.
What People Say ...
I had the opportunity to join Emil last month for a very insightful push hands class. Emil is the real deal! He knows Chi and more importantly, knows how to teach others this very subtle yet powerful aspect of traditional Tai Chi Chuan push hands.
... What you showed me was both very subtle but also very accessible, and I'm confident that it's something I can better develop. I'm thrilled to have been given just the key I've been looking for at this point in my training, so thank you very much.”