SEMINARS: Martial Arts, Taijiquan, Qigong and Meditation
BOSTON, MA, USA: WINTER 2010 SEMINARS
The Winter seminars at YMAA Boston, in 2010, will be led by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming and YMAA Instructors, and held at YMAA Boston (World Headquarters) in Massachusetts. The topics of the seminars will focus on both internal and external arts.If you are interested in registering or have questions about any of the YMAA Boston seminars listed below, please call us at (617) 524-8892.
YANG STYLE TAI CHI, OR TAIJI CHIN NA AND TAIJI WRESTLING
Exploring the Martial Roots of Taijiquan In-DepthYMAA Boston, Boston, MA - February 6-7, 2010, 9:00am - 5:00pm
Taijiquan (or Tai Chi Chuan) has martial origins but is highly promoted for its health benefits. Every movement of the sequence has a meaning, a proper alignment of the body, a pattern of breathing and an intention of the mind. That is why learning and understanding the intention of each movement is so important. Dr. Yang will teach the Yang Long Form, Taiji Chin Na, and Taiji Wrestling applications with the help of YMAA Boston Instructors.TAIJI PUSHING HANDS
Elevate Your Taijiquan Practice to the Next Level with a PartnerYMAA Boston, Boston, MA - February 13-14, 2010, 9:00am - 5:00pm
Pushing Hands allows a student to experience the martial art aspects of Taiji training by improving the feeling and understanding of forces, intentions, and Qi involved in the practice with a partner. Through Pushing Hands, students will achieve deeper relaxation, better comprehend the concept of leverage, timing, coordination, positioning, and Qi, making the art of Taijiquan much more alive and effective.QIGONG LEVEL 1
Qigong Theory and Qigong for Spine and ChestYMAA Boston, Boston, MA - February 20-21, 2010, 9:00am - 5:00pm
Qigong is the ancient art of using the mind to naturally develop the body's Qi (energy) for improved health and longevity. How does practicing Qigong help maintain health and increase longevity? How does Qigong relate to the "cultivation of internal energy" in your body? These and many other questions will be discussed comprehensively in this seminar. Although designed to help a beginner understand the basic concepts of Qigong from scratch, this seminar can also be beneficial to experienced Qigong practitioners because they can draw on and learn from Dr. Yang's personal experiences and practice. The concepts learned from this seminar can be used as a strong foundation for a deeper understanding of the training. Also, exercises for feeling Qi, and "softening and relaxing" the chest and spine will be practiced.QIGONG LEVEL 8
Da Mo's Secret of YouthYMAA Boston, Boston, MA - February 27-28, 2010, 9:00am - 5:00pm
Muscle/Tendon Changing and Marrow/Brain Washing Qigong was passed down to Shaolin priests by Bodhidharma around 530 AD. Muscle/Tendon Changing is a "Yang" type of training that helps to develop and condition the physical body's strength, enhancing the body's immune system. Marrow/Brain Washing Qigong targets maintaining healthy bone marrow for longevity and nourishing the brain such that the third-eye can be re-opened (spiritual enlightenment).| Date | Subject |
|---|---|
| February 6-7, 2010 | 1. Traditional Yang Style Taijiquan and Applications 2. Taiji Chin Na and Wrestling (held by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming) |
| February 13-14, 2010 | Taiji Pushing Hands (held by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming) |
| February 20-21, 2010 | Qigong-1 (Qigong Theory and Spine Qigong) (held by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming) |
| February 27-28, 2010 | Qigong-8 (Muscle/Tendon Changing and Marrow/Brain Washing Qigong) (held by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming) |
Dr. Yang's February classes at YMAA Andover
Soft White Crane Qigong (Website | PDF Flyer)
3 Special Workshops (Website | PDF Flyer)
LODGING: HOTELS, GUEST HOUSES AND INNS NEAR YMAA BOSTON
To find out more information about Hotel or Guest House in the area of YMAA Boston (Jamaica Plain), please visit the Boston lodging page. There you may find a list of lodging options with nightly rates and some notes about transportation. Please note that the rates may change according to the season.
CALIFORNIA, USA: SUMMER 2010 SEMINARS
Week-long intensive seminars at the YMAA Retreat Center, in Northern CA, with Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming, from July 16 until August 27, 2010.
Contact Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming by email or at 707-502-8739 for registration.
| Date | Subject |
|---|---|
| July 16-23, 2010 | Traditional Yang Style Taijiquan and Applications |
| July 23-30, 2010 | Taiji Pushing Hands |
| July 30-August 6, 2010 | Taiji Chin Na and Wrestling |
| August 6-13, 2010 | Taiji Ball Qigong and Taiji Yin-Yang Symbol Sticking Hands |
| August 13-20, 2010 | Qigong-1 (Theory and Spine Qigong) |
| August 20-27, 2010 | Qigong-4 (Soft Qigong; Taiji and Soft White Crane Qigong) |
***July 1-14 ----- Disciples’ Vacation
***Friday: Check-In and Check-Out
***Monday: Rest and Sight-Seeing
***Seminar: Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 9 AM-12 PM and 4-7 PM.
More information about attending the Summers Seminars in July and August 2010 with Dr. Yang are available at the YMAA California Seminar page. Everyone is welcomed to train at the YMAA Retreat Center and details in the Regular Time training page.




