Great River T'ai Chi

This was the blog for Great River T'ai Chi and The T'ai Chi Centre from 2006-2023. This is now archive-only. You can find the schools at www.thetaichicentre.co.uk and www.greatrivertaichi.com

27 December 2013

Shadow play

Slipping pushing hands shadows from the October 2012 workshop.

I am gradually sorting through all my pictures on my PC, and finding some gems...

Posted by Caroline Ross at 11:47

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Previous Summer intensives

Some of the 54 folks who attended the 8th Annual Weeklong Intensive 2013

Last Day of the 2016 Summer Intensive

Last day of the 10th annual intensive 2015

Some of the 2012 T'ai Chi Centre 7th Annual Weeklong Intensive participants

Some of our T'ai Chi family at the T'ai Chi Centre 5th Annual week-long intensive

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