Training with Wujiqigong Taijiquan Training could not be simpler.

Quite simply I love to train in Taiji and so I love my students to train as well.
This means that I want you to be able to take away something new everytime you train with me.

So what is the difference between training with me and with another instructor?

Well as far as Taiji itself is concerned, probably very little.

I teach Taiji according to the way the World Taiji Boxing Association teaches.

This is very matter of fact and very down to earth training.

WTBA now has many thousands of students all over the world so their methods are sound and popular.

So what is it about my training that makes it different?

Taiji for me is a 'True Martial Art'.
This does not just mean I can 'whoop ass' in a flashy manner, tho' that does have it's appeal!

Actually, if you point me at a good fight and I'll point myself the other way and run like hell!

What I mean by 'True Martial Art' is that I am able through Taiji to defend myself from all forms of bodily attack. And that starts with the stuff I can't see.
The bacterial and viral attack we suffer every single moment of our lives.

How can Taiji help here then you ask?

What Taiji does is to 'wake-up' your body from its everyday routine.
It does this by stimulating the brain to 'attend' to itself and your body.

By adopting the movements, which when you first meet them are probably a little odd in appearance, specific nerves are stimulated, or barometric changes may occur which are novel to the body's regular inputs.
These are very slight and subtle but the brain recognises them as different and so will 'follow-up' this input.

Persons who suffer from chronic pain symptoms are very likely to have a very high pain threshold for the simple reason that your brain, like yourself in real life, tunes out a lot of the 'repetitive' background noise.
Nerve impulses are that noise that the brain listens to.

If the noise changes then the brain pays attention for a while, possibly acting upon the noise.

By practicing Taiji we change the kind of signal the brain recieves.

So why train specifically with Wujiqigong Taijiquan?

Simply because I will tell you what you are doing without all the mumbo jumbo that is associated with this style of training.

My style of teaching is down to earth.
You can understand me.
If you know what you are doing,
and more importantly why,
you will be more likely to continue training.

Taiji is easy!

Trust me.
When you first atart Taijiquan Training then you will find lots of new ways of moving.
It is confusing.
It is bewildering.
But I like that!
Confusion means you are about to learn something, yes?

All you have to do to start is to not try too hard.
Simple as that.

But if I dont try how can I get any good from it?

Because your body responds to tiny little electrical impulses.
If you make big electrical impulses with big tough movements...
your body tunes down the signal as if it is just everyday noise.

I want you to learn how to get your brain to listen to what your body is telling it.

So to start with we have to make the body whisper...
That way the brain will try harder to hear you.

So now you have started Training and you have discovered that
the softer you move, the easier the move is.
More so; the better the movement looks!!
See? I even make it sound easy!!

So check out the Classes Page and get in touch to see how I can help you get the best out of Taiji with
Wujiqigong Taijiquan Training

Paul