Paul Read
Talking Tai Chi with the teapotmOnk
A series of insights into the diverse world of Tai Chi from a 21st century perspective with the teapotmOnk. In this series, he looks at everything from learning the tai chi form and martial practices, to learning locally and online. But it is not just the moves, it's ideas too from the I Ching, Tao Te Ching and the philosophical as well as cultural influences that have helped shaped the art into the practice we know today. Additional links for further studies can be found at teaptmonk.com or at the training site 21stcenturytaichi.com
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.teapotmonk.com
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Episodes
Looking for a local Tai Chi Class? Check out these Essential tips 24.02.2022 10:27
Every Thursday afternoon - a new episode In the days before the pandemic when people dismissed the idea of training online - there were few of us exploring this new ground. For most students, there was but one choice to search their local neighbourhood to find a Tai Chi class. Once they found one, they signed up. This was never a good policy, for Tai Chi is a many headed-beast and there are...
What is Tai Chi? 17.02.2022 8:39
Every Thursday afternoon - a new episode. Subscribe for the whole series. What is Tai Chi and why learn it in the 21st century? The teapotmonk explores this theme in this first podcast from this classic series recently unearthed from the dusty sellers of the teapot temple. For more on Tai Chi visit the site of videos, books and unique training courses https://www.21stcenturytaich...
Talking Tai Chi with the teapotmOnk (trailer) 16.02.2022 0:29
Blending past and present - this renewed series gathers lost episodes alongside new recordings. Every Thursday a new release. Subscribe to be notified of new shows.
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