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Wutan Bournemouth offered
classes in Tai Chi, Kung Fu and Kickboxing for improving and
maintaining good health or to learn self-defence.
T'ai Chi Ch'uan (Taijiquan)
T'ai Chi is a traditional Chinese exercise,
suitable for adults of all ages, which results in improved fitness and
health, in addition to being a profound martial art, a way of cultivating
intrinsic energy of the body (qi) and a form of
meditation.
Training with Wutan begins with Yang style t'ai chi, the most suitable form for beginners. Those
wishing to study further will progress through pushing hands, da lu, san shou and weapons (sword, broardsword,
spear and pole) and other traditional styles of t'ai
chi - Sun, Wu and Chen.
Wutan also teach the internal arts of pa kua (bagua) and hsing-i (xingyi) which
complement the t'ai chi training.
For more information about the classes offered by Wutan please click on one of the links buttons on the
left and check out the new beginners and existing classes Above.
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Geoff Edwards
I started t'ai chi in London in 1974 but my first lesson with Wutan's UK founder, They Soon Tuan in
1982 convinced me that I needed to begin again. After seventeen years
continuous training with Sifu They I also began
to study with his master, Wu Song Fa, and
became one of his twelve UK
disciples.
In 1989 I began teaching t'ai chi under Sifu They's direction while
continuing to study and develop my own understanding and knowledge.
Barbara Donne
I began studying t'ai chi with Wutan's UK
founder, They Soon Tuan in 1985 and in 1989, began studying kungfu as well. Then in 1999 I began to study with Sifu They's master, Master
Wu Song Fa, being priveleged
to become one of Master Wu's twelve UK disciples.
I have been teaching since 1989 while continuing to develop my own art
under the direction of Sifu They and Master Wu.
Matt Young
I started Wutan Kung Fu with Andrew Carter in 1988. In 1994 I
began teaching kung fu and t'ai chi under Wutan’s direction while continuing to study and
develop my own understanding and knowledge. After eleven years continuous
training with Wutan I also began to study with They's master,
Wu Song Fua, and became one of his twelve UK
disciples.
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