Hsin-I Tai Chi in Vancouver, Singapore, and Victoria
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TAN TUI


A Northern Shaolin kicking form originally practised by the Chinese Muslims in North-Western China.

The Shanghai Jing Wu Atheletic Association adopted Tan Tui in the 1930's as it's basic martial art training form for all it's members. The form that we teach has been modified to suit children and young adults of all ages.

Prerequisite: General good health.

This program teaches children and young adults to be courageous, loyal and disciplined. The form consists of 12 segments with each segment having it's own unique emphasis and applications.

Students will learn the basic stretching exercises, various punches, palms and kicks. The intensive workout throughout the program will result in increased flexibility and stamina. Martial art applications for each segment will be mentioned but not emphasized. Good moral discipline and endurance will be maintained throughout.

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  • Home
  • Curriculum
    • Tai Chi
    • Qi Gong
    • Tai Chi Refinement
    • Tan Tui
    • Sword Form
    • Tai Chi Push Hands
    • Yong Jia
    • Seven Stars
    • Heart Sutra
    • I Ching
    • Dao De Ching
  • Locations
    • Vancouver Location
    • Victoria Location
    • Singapore Schedule
  • About Tek
    • Tek's Martial Arts Buddies
  • About Hsin-I
    • Tek's Hsin-I Tai Chi Instructors
  • Tek's Vision
    • Preserving the Spirit
    • Essential Philosophy and Practice
    • The Teaching
    • The Form
    • About Emptiness
  • Contact
  • Gallery
  • New Page