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Welcome to Chi Nei Tsang, Qigong / Chi Kung, Tai Chi Meditation
for Holistic Health and Happiness of your Mind Body and Spirit :)

August Bank Holiday weekend is the time! 24th to 26th August! The Rosewell Centre is the place! In the heart of the English countryside yet just over an hour from London, easily accessible by train and road.

Kris Deva North of Healing Tao UK and Tai Chi Union for Great Britain teaches Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced Tai Chi. Hidden Masters style push-hands, self-defence applications shown and taught with care, the aim being to develop lightning reflexes, with physical and mental flexibility.

All are Welcome: all ages Kids Go Free (under-16)

Full Joining Information as soon as you sign up, with all you need to know and do for a wonderful experience; how to find us, what food to bring, camping and other accommodation options, and of course the daily training programme of Tai Chi and Qigong.

£157 per person, including 3 days of Tai Chi, Qigong, and Weapons! Many of you will be first-timers at Weapons Training - don't worry, you'll soon get used to it. Free camping, free food!

Camping is one option but there are a number of B&B options:
If it rains there is covered accommodation
We are practising tai chi in nature but if it rains there is an alternative
You can bring food if you wish but we are providing it.

Other Venues, Other Times, Magic Happens

TAI CHI TRAINING CAMP 2010
We all shared the weather - as you see from the clothes below! It was kind for the sweat-lodge on the last evening and packing up on the final morning. Before that, whatever the weather-gods threw at us, everyone turned up to all the sessions, learned a lot and came out with some great skills, as well as new friends and a deepened practice.
Plus a bonus: a sense of 'the English at play' if you know what I mean (and if not - think picnics in the rain, windswept beaches, stiff upper lips.) Afterwards our gracious host, Sue Hix at the Rosewell Centre, wrote 'Tea, cake and pancakes always taste better after a little hardship.'

Joe (top left, back row) commented...
"I think I can speak on behalf of the whole group when I say this: The whole experience had us smiling inside and out. Truly great week :) The thunderstorms and lightening bolts only sparked more enthusiasm. The lessons for me were as challenging as they were valuable. The foundations are surely set for practice that will be far more effective in the future. To all the guys and girls,, thanks so very much for colouring an already great experience with Joyfull cheer and honest camaraderie.
To the Place, The People, the proper Plates of food prepared in the great outdoors and of course the Uncarved Block.. I salute you!!!. Wish you all the best and very much look forward to sharing another worthwhile experience in the not too distant future. Until then, be whole heartedly dilegent, delightfully relaxed and don't forget to have a right old good giggle. Yours in health and in stillness, Joe'l
24 August 2010 17:11