• Jul 30

Teaching Tai Chi in nature - Buxton festival

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Teach tai chi in nature, Buxton festival

  • Jul 21

The Power of Focused Energy in Tai Chi (Ji)

Ji (擠), often translated as "Press", is one of the fundamental energies of Tai Chi. Discover how Ji develops focused, whole-body power through coordination rather than force, improving stability, balance, efficiency, and mindful movement. Learn how this important Tai Chi principle applies not only to martial arts but also to everyday life.
Tai Chi at Chatsworth

  • Jun 8

Teaching Tai Chi at Chatsworth

It was a pleasure teaching Tai Chi at Chatsworth. In this reflection, I explore how gentle movement and mindful attention can cultivate greater balance, awareness, and ease in everyday life.
Bob Chiang practising Tai Chi, demonstrating balance, posture and mindful movement.

  • Jun 2

The 4 P's of Tai Chi: Patience, Practice, Perseverance and Perfection.

Patience, Practice, Perseverance and Perfection — exploring the deeper journey of Tai Chi and how real progress unfolds.
Back pain bad posture

  • May 27

How Tai Chi Helps with Body Posture

Discover how Tai Chi improves posture, balance, and body alignment through gentle mindful movement, helping you feel more relaxed and supported.
water expressing Lu energy through softness, yielding

  • May 7

Strength Through Softness: Understanding Lu in Tai Chi

Discover how Lu energy in Tai Chi teaches softness, yielding, and calm adaptability through relaxed, connected movement.
Tai Chi Ward-Off posture demonstrating Peng energy with rounded arms and grounded stance.

  • Apr 2

Why “Peng” is the root of every Tai Chi move

Discover why Peng is the foundation of every Tai Chi movement and how this buoyant, supportive energy creates strength without tension.
Rocks emerging through clouds symbolising stillness, strength, and stability in Tai Chi standing practice.

  • Mar 17

The Power of Stillness: Tai Chi standing practice

Discover the power of Tai Chi standing practice (Zhan Zhuang) and how stillness can develop strength, balance, focus, and calm from the inside out.

  • Mar 10

Spring, the Year of the Horse, and “Wild Horse Parts Its Mane”

Discover the Tai Chi posture “Wild Horse Parts Its Mane” and how it teaches strength, softness, and natural movement this spring.

  • Feb 24

Listening to the Body Through Tai Chi

Tai Chi invites us to slow down, listen inward, and rediscover the body’s natural wisdom — improving balance, easing tension, and calming the mind.