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Tai Chi is practiced by 80 million
people daily. This makes Tai
Chi the most popular form of
exercise in the world. The
demand for instructors is
increasing.
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Tai Chi Instructor Training Certification Program
Instructor
Training 1 Weekend Course 1 - October
1, 2 & 3 - 2010 9am-4pm each day
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Teach Tai Chi or
Complement Your Wellness Practice
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Learn
Personally from Dr. Aihan Kuhn
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Course Includes DVDs
and Printed Materials
for On-going Study
Community Level Instruction Certification
With Course 1 and Course 2 Completion
Weekend Course 2
- March 18, 19 & 20 - March 2011
At the
conclusion of Course 2 you will receive a
certificate from the New England School of Tai Chi.
As we get many requests for instructors, we can also
help you with job placement. Call 508.429.3895 or
fill out a
short consultation form.
Candidates and Ideal Participants:
Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists,
Nurses, Acupuncturists, Massage Therapists, activity
directors in senior centers, wellness centers, or
other community living centers, personal trainers,
yoga teachers, Martial art instructors, or martial
art practitioners who would like to teach Tai Chi in
the future. This program is also ideal for Physical
Education teachers in colleges and high schools or
anyone interested in teaching Tai Chi in a school.
In this instructor training course you will learn.
The basics of Chinese Medicine and human energy
The difference between Western medicine and
Chinese medicine and exercise
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The benefits of Chinese exercise and Tai Chi
practice
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The difference between Tai Chi and Qi Gong
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The history of Tai Chi Chuan, including the
different forms (styles) of Tai Chi
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The practical usage of Tai Chi Chuan (both for
health and self-defense)
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The principles (fundamentals) of Tai Chi
practice
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How to avoid injury during teaching and
practice, contraindications of Tai Chi practice
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Extensive warm up exercise.
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Tai Chi Basics (the best way to teach
beginners).
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Tai Chi 13 postures
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Step by step learning - the 24 steps of Tai Chi
Chuan (traditional form)
Course Fee: $475 if paid before
September 20, 2010 ($495 per person after
September 20, 2010).
Your Course Fee includes:
- 24 Step Tai Chi
chart (laminated) and instructional booklet
- Music for practice - Handout materials - Tai Chi Basics
DVD - 24 Steps Tai Chi DVD
- Step by step instruction on the thirteen basic steps of Tai Chi, Tai Chi Basics
- Step by step instruction on traditional Yang style of Tai Chi Chuan (24 Steps)
Students need self study and 50 hours of
practice after Course 1, before taking
Course 2.
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For more
information and to register call
508.429.3895 or
contact us
Tai Chi Instructor Training II
March 18, 19 & 20 - 2011 (course is for those who took Tai Chi Instructor Training 1)
Course Fee: $350 if paid
before March 1, 2011 ($375 per person after
March 1, 2011).
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For more information and
or to register
call 508.429.3895 or register online. |
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Travel Information
Nearby Airports:
Logan
International Airport Boston, MA
TF
Green International Airport Warwick, RI

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