SINGAPORE QIGONG AND TAIJIQUAN
CLASSES
Rates for group classes are S$100/month for one class a week. All levels welcome! Try the first class for free. Class sizes are limited to less than 10 people and classes are taught in English. Contact Joseph for class schedule. View the FAQ for more information.
Inquire for one-on-one lessons, corporate classes, and lessons via Skype.
Inquire for one-on-one lessons, corporate classes, and lessons via Skype.
LOCATION
Group classes are located in the Singapore Botanic Gardens and in the Telok Blangah area. At the Botanic Gardens, we can be found on the grass lawn next to the Cluny Park Gate carpark. If you look for the Bougainvillea collection, we'll be on the lawn right next to it. The location is also marked on the map below.
Contact Joseph for time and location for classes at Telok Blangah.
Contact Joseph for time and location for classes at Telok Blangah.
JOSEPH PAU
Joseph Pau is a dedicated practitioner and teacher of the internal martial arts. He began his training in Chen style Xinyi Hunyuan Taijiquan in 1993 under the guidance of Harrison Moretz at the Taoist Studies Institute in Seattle, WA. Joseph is a 20th generation Chen Style Taijiquan and 3rd generation Hunyuan Taijiquan disciple.
A lifelong teacher, Joseph has been teaching Taijiquan and Qigong for more than two decades.
Joseph's passion is to help students cultivate the internal martial arts and to transmit the genuine nature of what he has learned. Part of what motivates his love of teaching, is seeing the delight that students have when they understand something.
A lifelong teacher, Joseph has been teaching Taijiquan and Qigong for more than two decades.
Joseph's passion is to help students cultivate the internal martial arts and to transmit the genuine nature of what he has learned. Part of what motivates his love of teaching, is seeing the delight that students have when they understand something.
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ABOUT HUNYUAN TAIJI
Chenshi Xinyi Hunyuan Taijiquan (陳氏心意混元太極拳) is a style of Taijiquan developed by Grandmaster Feng Zhi Qiang (馮志強). Feng was the disciple of two great masters, Hu Yao Zhen (胡躍貞) and Chen Fa Ke (陳發科). Hu Yao Zhen was a famous Chinese medicine doctor, Taoist Qigong and Xinyi Quan (心意拳) master who was considered by many to be the father of modern Qigong. Chen Fa Ke was a 17th generation grandmaster of Chen style Taijiquan.
Hunyuan Taiji blends traditional Chen style Taijiquan with elements of Xinyi Quan and Taoist Qigong methods into a comprehensive system, bringing Taijiquan back to its original roots in Qigong.
Visit the lineage page and the articles page for more information.
Hunyuan Taiji blends traditional Chen style Taijiquan with elements of Xinyi Quan and Taoist Qigong methods into a comprehensive system, bringing Taijiquan back to its original roots in Qigong.
Visit the lineage page and the articles page for more information.