Quotes of the Day

The secrete to staying healthy: learn and practice Taiji
The philosophy of practice: spare an hour for yourself on Taiji, then your can spend the rest of your day for you career, your family...
The objective in practice: use your mind and not force, stay vertical and relax
Showing posts with label Activities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Activities. Show all posts

Sunday, September 20, 2015

Taiji Workshop at Kuching Sentral 20Sept15

  
Group Photo
Front L-R: Albert (KS), Tau Kuek, Mrs Wong, Mr Wong (Chief Inst), Allen and Helen(KS) *KS=Kuching Sentral
Rear L-R: Dexter, Adrian L, Adrian G, Tong Kway, Mrs Ting, Mr Ting, Wee Ting, Guan Yan, Azam, Rafidah and Shah Ping 

Workshop in Progress 

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Taji Short Course starts in February 2012

There will be a Taiji short course starting in early 2012. The objective of this short course is to allow those interested in Taiji but uncertain whether Taiji is for them, a chance to try out Taiji!

Contact: taijidangong@gmail.com


Dinner Gathering on 15Oct11


Taiji Students and Instructors Group Photo





Taiji Push-hand Demo by Instructor Mr Wong

Friday, April 29, 2011

Activities Photos

Group Photos with the Delegates 学员和访客合照



Souvenir for the Guests 赠送礼品给访客



Taiji Pushing Hands 太极推手



Graduates receive Certificates from Prof Yek 晋级学员向叶教授领起文凭

Sunday, January 30, 2011

New Year Gathering 2011.

Members are invited to a new year gathering on 21 Feb 2011 (Monday), starting at 6:30pm in a restaurant in town.

The venue shall be announced once it is confirmed.

Saturday, November 13, 2010

SOTC New Zealand Visit to SOTC Kuching

Prof Yek Sing Ong and Master Michael Yek will lead SOTC instructors from New Zealand to visit Kuching on 26 Nov 2010.

The entourage will visit SOTC Kuching at about 6pm. SOTC Kuching members are encouraged to come in time.

Saturday, April 3, 2010

SOTC Seminar 2010

Pleasep to inform that SOTC Seminar Kuching will be held in July 2010. Please mark your calenda and book your time. The exact dates will be announced once they become available.

Friday, October 2, 2009

Taiji in the Rain at Sains JUO

Taiji in the car shed in a Rainy Day


Thursday, September 3, 2009

SOTC with Allister Young 90902






Dinner at 3 Points Rest


Push-hand with LipKhoon


Allister Young- Pai He Liang Chi
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Wong and Allister Exchange of Sourvenir

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Welcome Professor Yek Sing Ong to Kuching on 10-11/10/09

We would like to welcome Professor Yek Sing Ong to Kuching on 10-11/10/09. Professor Yek will conduct Seminar to SOTC students and Public Seminar to the public. Interested group or individual are advise to contact the Secretariat for inquiry and registration.



The Secretariat:
Sarawak Tai Chi Chuan and Nai Wai Dan Gong Association
email: taijidangong@gmail.com.my

Welcome Allister Young Loushi to Kuching on 1/9-2/9/09

We would like to welcome SOTC instructor Allister Young of Auckland, NZ to Kuching on 1/9-2/9/09.

Allister is scheduled to come by the Training Center at Nanas Road on 1/9/09 at 7:30pm to take part in the training. SOTC students are encouraged to attend. Allister will join the training at the Training Center at Ang Cheng Ho on 2/9/09 at 6:30pm. Group photo will be taken after the training. SOTC students are expected at the photo session.



"Allister started learning qigong with Professor Yek in 1994, and joined the first Sing Ong Tai Chi class in Auckland in 1995. Before starting Sing Ong Tai Chi, Allister had studied taekwondo, some other styles of wushu and kungfu, and a few other forms of tai chi. His interests include tramping, photography, cooking, travel, study, tai chi, movies, music, socialising, eating, pottery, Shang dynasty bronze, art and having a good time. Allister says, "I have been teaching taichi for a short while. To teach someone is to learn from them. In teaching, I feel it is my responsibility that I accurately pass on the knowledge I have gained, so the next generation of students do not get a diluted version." source: http://taiji-dangong.blogspot.com/.