Tai chi virtual workshop, Feb 25th
Yulong Tai Chi
The Guang Ping Yang Tai Chi Association will be holding a free tai chi event on Feb 25th for its members. Membership is cheap so consider joining up. You get a lot of value for your money. Details below:
Watch Party featuring Ron Lee
“YI, SONG, TING: ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR CREATING INTERNAL SPACE”
Sunday February 25, 2024
1 pm Pacific Time (4 pm Eastern Time)
Free to Members
Join us for this members-only Watch Party of Ron Lee’s workshop on Yi (Mind-Intent), Song (Active Relaxation) and Ting (Active Listening). Recorded from the GPYTCA 25th Anniversary Conference, Ron shared his insights into these essential skills to enhance awareness of your internal structures. Experience the fundamental elements of Yi, Song and Ting, understand the relationship of the three essential skills, and apply them to breath work, body work with fascia and energy (Qi) work.
Don’t miss out on this very special presentation, free to current GPYTCA Members. Visit our online store at www.gpytca.org to join or renew for the 2024 Membership Year. The Zoom link to this Watch Party will be emailed to Members before the event. Check your “spam folder” if you don’t see the email at first. Questions on membership? Contact Jeannie Miller at membersh...@gmail.com if you don’t know whether you renewed for this year!
Sifu Ron Wai Lee
Until his untimely passing in October 2022, Ron Lee had been a long-time practitioner and instructor of the Chinese Martial and Healing Arts. He studied with martial arts masters Kuo Lien Ying, Y.C. Chiang, Henry Look, Sam Tam, Fong Ha and Damo Mitchell. Ron received the title and rank of Sifu by Grandmaster Henry Look in 2009. Ron studied healing arts with Min Ou-Yang’s (Madame Yu) senior students Brian O’Dea LAc, Janet Oliver LAc, and Joyce Thom MQP. In his private practice, QiWorks, Ron focused on integrative holistic healing, medical qigong and cranio-sacral therapy. He also taught classes at The Acupressure Institute, Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Science, and national conferences. His focus was on teaching the development and enhancement of self-awareness, cultivation and movement of Qi to improve health and well-being.