Her på falderebbet før endnu en rejse over til min lærer Sam Tam, kommer lige en reminder med upcoming workshops ...
Vi har netop haft en vel overstået 2. weekend på modul 4 i Qi Gong uddannelsen. Og jeg tror alle er enige om, at der blevet gået til den og lært en masse - og vigtigst af alt - at alle deltagerne kan bruge det i deres hverdag og egen undervisning!
Min workshop i Taiji og Qi Gong er i midten af april, og Peter Ralston kommer og giver workshop over 3 dage i slutningen af juni ...
Derudover er der naturligvis den fortløbende undervisning - og 8 ugers Qi Gong ved vandet i Charlottenlund i maj og juni ...
Workshop i Taiji og Qigong med Torben Bremann april 2012!
13. - 15. april 2012
Fredag
18. 00. - 21.00.
Lørdag/søndag
10.00. - 17.00.
Sted:
Gladsaxe
Pris: Hele workshoppen
1250,-
Pr. blok:
400,-
Ved mere end én blok:
350,- (pr. blok)
Tjek hjemmesiden under workshops for indhold!
Workshoppen er delt op i blokke, som hver er på 3 timer. Hver blok har sit specielle fokusområde, og det vil derfor være muligt netop at tilmelde sig det man specielt har ønske om at arbejde med. For dem der ønsker at deltage i hele workshoppen med alle blokke er der en reduceret pris.
Deltager bevis udstedes.
Workshoppen er åben for alle - begynder som øvet - da undervisningen vil sigte mod at ramme den enkeltes niveau.
Underviser: Torben Bremann + assistent
Workshop Med Peter Ralston 26. - 28. juni 2012
Tid: 17 - 21
Pris: 1450,-
Peter Ralston, Founder
Peter Ralston was raised in Asia and began studying martial arts at the age of 9. By the age of 19 he was a black belt in Judo and Jujitsu (Nidan), black belt in Karate (Shodan), had been Sumo champion at his high school in Japan, Judo and fencing champion at UC Berkeley, and had demonstrated proficiency in Kempo, Ch'uan Fa and Northern Sil Lum Kung Fu. At age 19, a growing interest in the "internal" martial arts lead him to study T'ai Chi Ch'uan, Hsing I Ch'uan, and Pa Kua Chang.
Ralston has pursued this endeavor with a passionate determination for more than 35 years. He sought out and studied with the world's most demonstrably skilled teachers, broadening his study with such arts as Aikido, Japanese and Chinese fencing, western boxing, Muay Thai (Thai boxing), and new levels of his own investigations into all of these arts.
Exceptional commitment (often practicing for more than eight hours a day) and depth of study, intense meditation and open inquiry led to profound levels of skill and understanding.
Consistent with Zen studies, his investigation into martial arts also came to include a questioning of reality. Long periods of intense contemplation resulted in many enlightenment experiences regarding the nature of self and reality, which greatly influenced his study.
To communicate his understanding, Ralston founded the Cheng Hsin School in 1975. In 1977 he opened a center called "The Cheng Hsin School of Internal Martial Arts and Center for Ontological Research" in Oakland, California.
Intent on revealing the depth and power of this work, in 1978 he became the first non-Asian ever to win the World Championship full-contact martial arts tournament held in the Republic of China.
Ralston's main focus in his teaching has been to uncover and communicate the principles behind any subject matter; frequently it is about being effortlessly effective.
