Body and Movement
Tai Chi and Qi Gong
Tai Chi and Qi Gong at Oscailt
Tai Chi Introduction
Tai Chi Chuan is a holistic martial art seeking to use internal energy (‘Chi’) for health, self-development and self-defence. It is adaptable to many levels of health and fitness, including beginners.
Tai-Chi exercises and routines become like moving meditation, allowing practitioners to increase their awareness and well being.
What Do I Need To Practice?
All you need are comfortable loose fitting clothes and indoor shoes or socks. Socks are fine to start with and if you decide to practice Tai Chi for the long term then you can purchase Tai Chi slippers.
Qigong For Health
This ancient Chinese system of exercises builds up health by massaging the internal organs and opening up the joints to allow the free flow of ‘Qi’ (energy) within the body. In this class Grandmaster Lee will explain the Chinese concept of Qi and how it relates to the body.
Grandmaster Lee will also show students how to:
- tune up their Qi
- function their Qi
- move their Qi
- build up their energy system
The benefits of Qi Gong For Health Classes
It will be of benefit to those recovering from serious illness such as surgery, physical injury, chemotherapy etc. or those seeking renewed vitality and health. It is a gentle class suitable for all ages.
New Classes from May 2022
1.00 pm – 2.30 pm: with Grandmaster Sam Lee
Fee: €15 per class or €130 for 10 Classes
(086) 242 3063 samleetaichi@gmail.com
John McGuire:
(087) 255 1723 john@gentleyoga.ie
6.00 pm – 7.30 pm: with Grandmaster Sam Lee
Fee: €15 per class or €130 for 10 Classes
Grandmaster Sam Lee:
(086) 242 3063 samleetaichi@gmail.com
Testimonials
Tai Chi and Qi Gong Instructor – Grandmaster Sam Lee – Profile
Sam Lee
Tai Chi Instructor
Sam Lee
Grandmasters Lee’s education in the martial arts started at the age of 6 in Hong Kong with Wu style Tai Chi, followed by Hung Gar (Kung Fu) then Hung Sing Choy Li Fut (Buddha style, Kung Fu) . He is head of the Tai Chi /Kung Fu section of IMAC (Irish Martial Arts Commission) and has been granted 9th Dan status by the Chin Wu Traditional Martial Arts Association, China. He was granted ‘Grandmaster’ status, by the International Kenpo Karate Association. Grandmaster Lee is a level 3 coach under the Sports Councils National Development Programme and holds the advanced certificate of Sports Tutor awarded by the University of Limerick. He is particularly interested in the self healing aspects of Tai Chi and Qigong.
Tel:086 242 3063
Email:samleetaichi@gmail.com
