Saturday 28 May 10.00 am – 3.00 pmAll Saints Parish Church Hall, Corner Cromwell and Oxford Streets, New Lambton, NSW Students who find it difficult to quiet their minds find this practice especially effective.Tai Chi Bang provides an object on which to focus. Holding the Bang with both palms helps focus, concentration and be in […]
Australians love to travel. Some of them take their Tai Chi, Wushu and Qigong practice with them.To celebrate their passion, we are again announcing a Photo Competition and invite everyone to submit the pictures of Australians in action while away from their usual environment. (You don’t have to be overseas!) Send your photos with a brief […]
The 2022 TCAA Australian Open Tai Chi Championship, will be held on Saturday 23 April 2022 in New South Wales at the Sydney University Sport & Aquatic Centre, Darlington Road, DARLINGTON, NSW 2008. Participation is OPEN TO ALL TAI CHI ENTHUSIASTS. Please register as early as possible, and tell all your Tai Chi friends to register to […]
“It’s a young man’s game,” says retired British martial artist Mike (Scott Adkins) as he packs up his life as a failed fighter in Atlanta to settle in Birmingham, Alabama (a neat little in-joke, considering how Adkins’ real birthplace is near Birmingham, UK). To say Mike has fallen on hard times is an understatement; he’s […]
* Saturday 30 April 2022 – ausWushu invites everyone to celebrate the World Tai Chi & Qigong Day! Currently announced and likely but unconfirmed locations: – Newcastle Station,– Epping NSW: Boronia Park,– Wynyard Tasmania. Schools and clubs! Let us know your location – it will be added to this list!
Journal of Health, Sports, and Kinesiology, 2021, 2(4), 10-19. by Peter A. Hastie, Yanhua Mo, & Hairui Li Abstract This study examined the veracity of the commonly held notion that ‘there is only one way to teach Chinese martial arts.’ To achieve this, a cohort of Chinese physical education majors and their teacher participated in […]
Here are the results of our Photo Competition: 1 prize ($100) – Wilson Lo (Canberra) 2 prize ($50) – Lanna Leung (Sydney) 3 prize ($25) – Amanda Heidke (Newcastle) and Helen Dalsto (Sydney) Congratulations to the winners! The selection of submitted images can be viewed on Flickr album:
January 2012 | in book Recent Advances in Theories and Practice of Chinese Medicine by Stefan Jaeger Abstract This chapter shows how to compute Yin and Yang for different latitudes so traditional Chinese herbalists can quantify the efficacy of herbal drugs. Based on daylight hours, the chapter provides a simple formula that allows computation of […]
18 October 2021 Cadres decide everything. Joseph Stalin, 1935 We have already discussed the Code of Ethics adopted by the International Wushu Federation (IWUF) and its Ethics Committee playing essential role in the enforcement of this Code. We saw that the fundamental ethical principles of the IWUF are loosely aligned with the IOC (International Olympic […]
June 2021 | International Journal of the History of Sport by Wenbo Li, Guobin Dai Abstract Wushu as a Chinese cultural inheritance has for centuries encountered the question of ‘what is to be inherited and how’? The question should always be answered in the light of fresh discoveries and current research on Wushu history. This […]
