Issues 62

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In this issue

From the Chairman	Moving on; health committee re-groups; more than a group of instructors	Getting the full pie	Jenny Peters on the importance of experiencing the full range of tai chi chuan
Comment	A new look, a new team; made for the members; tell us your stories	Tai chi & bagua	Dov Weisenberger explores the connections between tai chi and bagua
The constant bear	James Chan translates Cheng Man'ching's treatise on the 'constant bear'	Yin and yang in gigong	In the first of a series Peter Deadman explores the yin yang elements in gigong
Connectivity in tai chi	Tina Faulkner Elders tells us that connectivity is a vital concept	The History	Marnix Wells continuess his exploration of the origins of the tai chi we practise
Tai chi in the park	One man's journey from a sun lounger to open air tai chi.	Qigong in cancer care	Tina Faulkner Elders, lead on the TCUGB health committee, discusses how gigong can help cancer patients
Meet the Teacher	Mike Henderson. From Orkney to Hawick creating Border Tai Chi	Book Review	Malcolm Davy-Barnes reviews Andrea Mary Falk's A Shadow on Fallen Blossoms, The 36 and 48 traditional verses of baguazhang
Breathing	During the pandemic Luigi Zanini put his martial art passion to use teaching his colleagues to breathe	Odds @ the end	A few random items