台大校友會活動 Aug 26 (Sun), 2007

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陳氏太極與武術講座 Memorial Park, Cupertino

It will conclude our Chi-Kong classes this year. Beginners are welcome. The instructor is Dr. Richard Chen (陳世琪中醫師). The class is free and it teaches the basics of Chi-Gong and soft martial art. It can help you relax and sleep well.

 

· Time and Date: 4:00pm, Aug 26 (Sun), 2007.

 

· Place: Memorial Park, Cupertino.

 

· RSVP: No need to RSVP.

 

· Contact: If you have any question or suggestion, please contact Tom.
Email: tomus_h@hotmail.com

 

· Meet: At the shaded area close to Alves Drive.

 

· Directions: Memorial Park, Cupertino.

 

· Bring: Water and sunscreen.

 

· Description:
Dr. Chen was filmed by the TV program, Unsolved Mystries, together with other eleven Chi-Kong masters in Northern America in late 1990's. He learnt Chi-Kong skills and martial arts from his family, who have a long history back to the Ching dynasty. Theories of Chi have been used in acupuncture as well as many other fields in Chinese medicine. As acupuncture is entering the mainstream medicine, people get more curious about how Chi works inside us. “Chi is actually not as mysterious as some people think,” said by Dr. Chen. He will introduce some fundamental skills of Chi-Gong and soft martial art. The most practical thing is that it can releave you of stress or anxiety, and help you have a good sleep at night. There will be an optional dinner with Dr. Chen after this class.

 

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