Tai Chi Youth | Programs for ages 8 to 80
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Tai Chi Chuan = Tai Ji Quan. "Taijiquan" is how most of my Chinese friends write the words. "Tai" means something large or "Supreme." "Ji" or "Chi" has 27 different meanings in Chinese. The word used here means "Ultimate" as in an ultimate force of the universe. "Quan," pronounced, "shwahn," and in Cantonese is spelled "Chuan," is typical to the ending of most Chinese Kung Fu styles: it means "Boxing Style." So, Tai Chi / Taijiquan or just "Taiji" translates to, "Supreme Ultimate Power Boxing Style." So don't go showing off your moves and beating up the troublesome teenagers on you street...
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"Thanks to everyone for their donations and support to Tai Chi Youth last year.
"Thank you," from all the students and "thank you," from me."Our school programs for 2008 have been contracted by the
L.A.County Parks and Recreation as "BUDDHA KUNG FU."So, all students of the YMCAs and County Parks will be "Buddha Kung Fu students."
Student updates will now be at:
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