Inside Tai Chi: Hints, Tips, Training & Process for Students and Teachers
By (Author) John Loupos
YMAA Publication Center
YMAA Publication Center
7th August 2002
New edition
United States
General
Non Fiction
613.7148
Paperback
222
Width 184mm, Height 238mm
Tai Chi is a limitless journey and there is always more to be learned. INSIDE TAI CHI will prepare anyone taking the journey for what to expect along the way, offering practical advice, observations, training exercises and detailed discussions on the learning process. Full of insights, advice, and observations from an experienced teacher, this book is designed to help you get the most from your practice.
"...Noteworthy in Inside Tai Chi are photographs and diagrams illustrating correct and incorrect execution of moves, which are great for people who may not have the benefit of regular class attendance...Loupos's voice resonates throughout the book as a dedicated practitioner for whom taiji is decidedly a lifestyle. His work is solid and extensive..." Taijiquan Journal "...This book is not another 'how to' book...but is more concerned with the application of Taiji to life in ways other than the martial. Any book that promotes this kind of application is to be applauded, as we should be encouraged to applaud the principles inherent in Taiji as much as possible...Loupos has written a book which invites us to broaden our view of what Taiji is..." Journal of Asian Martial Arts
Sifu John Loupos, M.S.Psych, C.H.S.E., began studying martial arts in 1966. As a young teen, John inherited a school of his own and has been teaching martial arts ever since. His studies include Okinawan Karate, Chinese Kung Fu ( Bak Sil Lum, Choy Lay Fut, and Praying Mantis), Yang style T'ai Chi Chuan (108 move set), Liu He Ba Fa, Xingyi, and Bagua, and various Ch'i Kung and energy oriented meditation disciplines. John also has a background in Classical Homeopathy and currently maintains a private clinical practice in Hanna Somatics.