Besides the Tai chi forms and exercises, Tai chi is indeed a powerful form
of self defense. This is rarely taught, as most people in our societies
spend more time on the exercise aspects, to put some exercise time into their
schedules.
We are offering the Tai chi for self defense for adults, teens, and women. The latter group - women are particlarly encouraged to learn
as there is a need for this, in Malaysia, in view of the recent brutal attacks
on women in public places, and in car parks of shopping complexes.
Benefits of Tai chi Self defense
- You will know how to be in a positionally advantageous situation
- You will become psychologically, and physically stronger
- You will have self defense knowledge and skills
- Be more confident, and self assured
- Move more gracefully, you will move rapidly, in smooth and calm way
- Have power in your being, yet be poised
- You will be more centered, and focused, and calm.
- You will be more alert, and more sensitive (in a good way)- in your senses and touch
- You will be more balanced physically
- Your courage will undoubtedly increase
- You will develop new reflexes based on calm focus, and rid yourself from fear and negative conditioning
What Won't Happen
- You won't attract people
to "try you out" in your self defense. Reason, Tai chi principles encourage/
enhance the soft, the yielding, and you will not flaunt your new skills.
The Tai chi saying about this is, "People will not know (the depth of my
skill), I alone will know theirs." for the same reason, people
will not laugh at you or ridicule you. The self defense moves and techniques
are subtle, and yet powerful when you want them to be.
- For ladies: You won't lose your femininity
and charm, on the contrary self confidence may enhance it.
Testimonies from Students
| "Enjoyed the workshop. Very useful and practical." |
| Suhartini Samsudin, Pegawai Tadbir, Malaysian Qualifications Agency |
See also : Tai chi Push Hands classes and Workshop.
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."The highest
form of a fighting art is to win
without fighting" |