I just went to my first class of Tai Chi....... ...Sifu Moy opened my eyes to something. I first saw Tai Chi as an art only studied by old hippies with long hair in the park. Well Sifu Moy blew that out of my head. I do understand that the water down versians of Tai Chi are out there. Buthe hasn't watered anything down from what I can tell. He showed me the martial aspect of the Tai Chi Chuan, which I have never seen. I do like the thought of health benefits but that comes secondary to what he is teaching. I now have been looking at vids of Tai Chi online and now I think this is for me. I prefer the redirection of the art to more of a MT or Karate stye. So now I am open to more things. And I can't wait to go to my next class.
Welcome. Hope you enjoy it is much as I have... http://www.martialartsplanet.com/forums/showthread.php?p=940840#post940840 What style are you practicing?
I am studying Yang Style Tai Chi. Also he throws in some Bagua and Hsing Yi at latter levels. I am glad that I have found him. Showed me something new, which I am always welcome to. Question: Does anyone know of a good Tai Chi place in Las Vegas NV? I might be moving to there in the near future and I want to be able to continue..If I can't there is a place Called Desert Wind Dojo... the focus on Aikido, JJJ, Iaido, and Kendo.....http://www.desertwindmartialarts.com/...this is that dojo....Anyone have anythoughts on them...like I said this is my second choice....hopefully I can find an Internal CMA teacher in Las Vegas...Thank you guys for the help...
Well, I ran the words "taijiquan" & "las vegas" on google. http://www.google.com/search?source...2006-12,SUNA:en&q=taijiquan,+las+vegas+nevada You might find something here.
