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The Therapeutic Taiji (Tai-chi) Qigong seminar was held on Dec. 7-8, 2013 in Southern California
Location: California State University Los Angeles
King Hall, B4017 9am -4pm
Seminar Number: CEU 1301 & CEU 1302
Title: Therapeutic Taiji (Tai-chi) Qigong
Instructor: (by family name, in alphabetical order)
Frank Chang, DAOM, L.Ac.,Professor, UEWM
Eric L. Kohatsu Ph.D., Assoc. Professor, CSULA
Andy, Huang, L.Ac, Secretary, USCTF
Jason Tsou, Professor, UCLA, CSULB, UEWM
Chi-hsiu D Weng, Ph.D., Dean, College of Tai Chi,
UEWM; Professor, SJSU; President USCTF
12/7/13, CEU1301 9am -4pm
Classification of Taiji & Qigong for healing and wellness
The 7 essential Taiji techniques combined with Qigong
12/8/13, CEU1302 9am -4pm
Applications of Taiji/Qigong on help healing stress, discomfort of upper limb, lower limb with variety of footwork for better balance and motor ability
Payment of Fee: $150 Paid by Cash or Check*
Please pay by: 11/30/13 to reserve seat
*Check payable to:
USCTF
Mail to: PO Box 1221, Cupertino Ca 95014
Contact person: Frank Chang;
Coordinator: Jason Tsou;
email: drcweng@aol.com
Tel: 408-836-3459 or 213-923-5003
Sign-up was done by clicking at Events Schedule above
General Parking
General Parking
Visitors with guest passes: Park in lot designated on the pass.
Visitors with reservations: check in at parking kiosk for parking in Lot 4.
Visitors without passes: park in areas with permit dispensers or meters (top level, Parking Structure C; all levels,
Parking Structure A; Lot 2; Lot 5; Lot 7).
NOTE: Permits/passes must be displayed at all times. Questions? Call Parking Administration, (323) 343-3704.
Navigating King Hall
Navigating King Hall
King Hall has 4 wings:
- Southwest (nearest to Kennedy Library)
- Southeast (nearest to Engineering and Technology)
- Northeast (nearest to Lot 7)
- Northwest (nearest to Lot 5)
Rooms in the middle corridor are associated with whatever wing they abut.
There are 6 floors, B (for Basement) to 5.
If the room assignment has 3 digits, then the room is in the Basement.
If the room has 4 digits, then it is on an upper floor.
Examples: D140 is in the D Wing Basement, and C4069 is in the C Wing Fourth Floor.
12/7/13, CEU1301 9am -4pm
Classification of Taiji & Qigong for healing and wellness
The 7 essential Taiji techniques combined with Qigong
8:30am Sign in Professor Jason Tsou, Director; Dr. Eric L. Kohatsu, Dr. FrankChang, Coordinators
9:00am Andy Huang L.Ac., Secretary, USCTF
The trend of Taiji for Healing - literature review and testimonies
9:30am Dr. Chi-hsiu D. Weng, President
Basic drills of Taiji exercise for healing;
Introduction of Three Inner Combinations (mind, gi, and force) of Tai-chi principle used in techniques.
10:30am Break
10:40am Dr. Chi-hsiu D. Weng, President, USCTF
Therapeutic Tai-chi techniques.Examples of stationary meditation and moving meditation(I).
Cross Arms, Cloud Hands, Carry Tiger Back to the Mountain, Grasping Bird’s Tail
12:10pm Lunch Break
1:00pm Professor Jason Tsou
Will discuss Taiji movements and how they relate to body harmony. Physical and mental problems will be considered within the context of maintaining Yin/Yang balance and developing a better understanding of the uses of the Five Element Theory in dealing with pain and stress reduction.
2:30pm Break
2:40pm Dr. Chi-hsiu D Weng, President, USCTF
Theory and observation of Cardio Tai-chi routine for obesity and cardio-vascular disease
4:00pm Break for next day
12/8/13, CEU1302 9am -4pm
Applications of Taiji/Qigong on help healing stress, discomfort of upper limb ,lower limb with variety of footwork for better balance and motor ability
9:00am Professor Jason Tsou
Balance & Relaxation Skills of Body, mind in Taiji practice. Specific movements will be analyzed and discussed in terms of how they relate to the five elements as they connect to internal organs and how to improve communication between the conscious mind and the autonomic nervous system as part of obtaining the goal of better internal/external balance.
10:30am Break
10:40am Dr. Chi-hsiu D Weng, President, USCTF
Therapeutic Tai-chi techniques .Examples of stationary meditation and moving meditation (II).
Step Back and Repulse Monkey, Open the Window to View the Moon,
Golden Rooster Stands on One Leg, Play the Fiddle
12:10pm Lunch Break
1:00pm Dr. Eric L. Kohatsu
Qigong practice and mental health/psychological outcomes: An integrated analysis of research and theory
1) a brief overview of empirical research examining the psychological benefits of qigong practice; and 2) a psychological analysis, using qigong principles, of the counseling/therapy process that is integral to mind/body healing.
2:00pm Break
2:10pm Dr. Weng and Dr. Chang
Theory and observation of Cardio Tai-chi routine for obesity and cardio-vascular disease
4:00pm Certificate
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