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Lymphoedema Support Group Dragon in the Hills Community Taiji Memorial Hall, Wrexham 18th Jan 2010 Monday, 6:00pm - 7:00pm Simplified Yang, Qigong (pronounced Chi Kung), varied misc 12 week course (Half Term Break) Gaynor Gaynor --

Introduction

This course is designed with the Lymphoedema Support Group (Wrexham Division) and provides a curriculum for beginners and those who want to maintain or polish their Simplified Yang form work. In September 8 Step Yang Form will be included in the curriculum and is both quick and easy to learn and a good foundation for longer forms.

What do we do?

This Monday evening class at Wrexham's Memorial Hall explores an ideal variety of Simplified Yang, Qiqong, and miscellaneous disciplines for the Lymphoedema Support Group. Experience not required. Loose fitting clothes and trainers or other flat soled shoes ideal. Left, the group's efforts culminated in a public demonstration of the Sun Style fan form at the Mayor's day, Wrexham, in 2008.

Find out more

For more information about this course please email Gaynor.

The course is a Dragon In the Hills Community Tai Chi affiliated class.

About Gaynor Gaynor

Gaynor, pictured in action here as a student with Professor Li De Yin has over a decade of successfully teaching beginners Tai Chi and associated disciplines to a whole range of ages and abilities. Gaynor is the Dragon In The Hills' principle instructor, with beginners and improvers alike meeting up regularly at a range of sessions throughout the Vale of Clwyd and surrounding areas. Emphasis is placed on learning the basics well and Simplified Yang Style is an ideal starting place. Gaynor is always keen to help and support students explore and play with activities such as partnerwork along with other Taiji disciplines. Gaynor's classes are continuin to grow in popularity. Now into her 13th year teaching, a light hearted and fun environment is provided in which to study and practise in. New friendships are forged with the common thread of Taiji at the heart of it. A saying by George Bernard Shaw is apt - "We do not stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing" !

Affiliations

Dragon In The Hills, North Wales. Affiliates of Dragon In The Hills enjoy the wider experience provided by the communitys' instructors who lead classes flavoured with their individual skills: Weekly instructors are: David Athol Gaynor Gaynor Steve Galloway Steve Kennedy Vincent Williams tel: 07834 461 266 email: gaynor.gaynor@fsmail.net