News – From The Tiger’s Mouth

Here’s a roundup of articles that have appeared in news around the world. Click on the links to read and/or view. The Columbian: Vancouver Event Connects Seniors, Services Wave 3 News (Louisville, KY): Attendees Line Up for Address by the … Continue reading →

The 26th, 27th and 28th of April the Taoist Tai Chi Society of Denmark hosted a 3 day IWS and Saturday the 27th we celebrated the our 20th anniversary with a banquet. It was 3 wonderful days of laughter, letting … Continue reading →

Seniors’ Tai Chi Week gives seniors an opportunity to grow in many ways. It means learning to be daring and take risks, learning to trust the instructor and be willing to “go for it”. It means giving up self to … Continue reading →

On the weekend of April 26th, 2013, the characteristic southern-Alberta chinook winds greeted 111 participants  in Calgary when they arrived to learn the graceful movements of Taoist Tai Chi ™ arts Sword with Joe Karner as our instructor. Our first evening … Continue reading →

71 happy participants are enjoying National Seniors’ Week at our International Centre near Orangeville. We started the week with a set out on the deck in the beautiful morning sunshine. For the first time we have people from BC to … Continue reading →

Members of the Midwest Branch’s Peoria location, in Downstate Illinois, reacted quickly when the town was hit with flooding over the past few weeks. They collected 68 cans and nine boxes of a variety of foods and three bags of … Continue reading →

Over 400 members gathered at the International Centre to attend Seniors Day and practice Taoist Tai Chi™ arts . Many participants arrived early to help set up for the event. The weather warmed up enough to go outside together for some gardening. … Continue reading →

Some 72 members from all over Europe came to Lamballe for an International Workshop this weekend. Countries represented included Belgium, Switzerland, England, Wales and Spain, as well as Brittany, in the west of France.  The workshop was taught by Julie … Continue reading →