* By Xun Zhao * Scientific Reports 15(1), August 2025 * Abstract This paper presents a novel system for optimizing Tai Chi movement training using computer vision and deep learning technologies. We developed a comprehensive framework incorporating multi-view pose estimation, temporal feature extraction, and real-time movement assessment to address the challenges of traditional Tai Chi […]
by Fay Goodman, Anness Publishing (2024) Mind and body coordination can contribute greatly towards a sense of harmony and wellbeing, and this practical book explores 10 ancient disciplines, their history and philosophy, etiquette, warm-up exercises, techniques and advanced moves. It includes high kicking in Tae Kwondo; self-defensive moves in Aikido; blocking, evasion and throws in […]
by Michael DeMarco, Via Media Publishing (2021) The themes in this book—drawn from Chinese history, culture, and martial arts experience—are entwined in a fictional narrative to animate events envisaged to have occurred during the mid-eighteenth century. From the outset, a thin veil separates fact from fiction. Our story starts with a discovery. While conducting research […]
* POSTPONED * Epping NSW | 20 September 2025 * POSTPONED ausWushu continues offering all practitioners an opportunity to further develop their skills and learn or improve the new and traditional standardised routines and prepare for future competitions and exams. The next workshop is scheduled on: Saturday 20 September 20251.00 pm – 4.00 pm and will include Tai […]
* By Qing-song Han, Inge Derom, Marc Theeboom, Xi Jiang, Dong Zhu * Journal of Sport and Social Issues, I-27 2025 * Abstract Despite several attempts from the International Wushu Federation (IWUF) during the past 20 years, “wushu” (the collective noun for the Chinese martial arts) has not been included in the Olympic program. To […]
Quantum entanglement has long fascinated scientists, presenting us with one of the most puzzling paradoxes in physics. The idea that two particles can remain connected over vast distances—instantly affecting each other—has challenged our understanding of the universe. This mysterious concept, once deemed “spooky action at a distance” by Einstein, has just been brought to life […]
Executioners from Shaolin is a 1977 Shaw Brothers Kung Fu film based on the life of Hung Hsi Kuan directed by Lau Kar-leung. The film is a multi-generational story of revenge pitting the disciples of Shaolin temple against the historical figure of Pai Mei, founder of Pai Mei Kung Fu. Later, the movie was released […]
* By Xianghan Wang * Integrated Digital Media, August 2025 * Abstract The Rhythm of Tai Chi reinterprets the ancient Chinese martial art as a dynamic, interactive virtual reality (VR) experience. By leveraging computer vision and multimedia technologies, the project transforms Tai Chi’s philosophy and movements into an immersive digital form. Real-time motion tracking captures […]
* Castle Hill NSW | Sunday 12 October 2025 * Our much-loved session returns this October! Ease into your Sunday morning with gentle mindful movement incorporating Tai Chi and Qigong, followed by a deeply relaxing sound bath meditation. This calming practice encourages energy flow, focus, and inner harmony.Let your body move with ease and then […]
by Susan Thompson, Handy Learning (April 2025) Beyond Form: Learning Tai Chi from the Inside Out invites you to explore a fresh, life-changing approach to Tai Chi. Instead of focusing solely on memorizing external forms and styles, this book helps you discover the internal qualities of Tai Chi that apply to all forms—and, most importantly, to […]
