CK CHU TAI CHI
Since 1973
Upcoming Workshops
Nei Kung Workshop
Sunday, March 29, 2020
1:30PM – 4:00PM
at the CK Chu Tai Chi Studio
Pre-requisite for Nei Kung Classes
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Advanced Nei Kung Workshop
12-Weeks
Thursdays at 7:30pm.
Starts Feb. 6, 2020
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The Compass
Nei Kung Workshop + Book of Nei Kung: $144
Double Dragon
Nei Kung Workshop + Book of Nei Kung + 2 Nei Kung Classes: $191
Phoenix Spreads Wings
Nei Kung Workshop + Book of Nei Kung + 3 Nei Kung Classes: $209
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All Tai Chi and Eternal Spring Classes are open to new students. No special gear is needed. Just come 15 minutes before a scheduled class.
See ScheduleAt CK Chu Tai Chi we have been teaching Tai Chi Chuan for health and self defense in Times Square since 1973. Our core curriculum centers on four disciplines: the Tai Chi form, Nei Kung, Eternal Spring Chi Kung™, and Meditation.
Tai Chi Chuan
For Health & Self DefenseTai Chi Chuan is a system of health and self-defense. Practicing Tai Chi cultivates chi
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Eternal Spring Chi Kung
The FundamentalsEternal Spring Chi Kung is a healing exercise program and health maintenance system.
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Nei Kung
Internal Chi KungNei Kung is a powerful internal system of Chi Kung, the benefits of which are often dramatic.
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Taoist Meditation
High-level Internal DevelopmentThrough Taoist Meditation one learns how to conserve, transform, and direct one’s chi.
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Advanced Training
Push Hands, Fighting and Weapons FormsAdvanced classes stem from core disciplines, Push-Hands, Fighting, and Weapons forms.
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Workshops
Introduction and ImprovementWe offer many workshops for introduction, correction and in-depth study.
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Testimonials
By practicing nei kung “… I feel like I’m preventively fixing problems that I might encounter decades from now, but [also], I can say that nei kung has benefitted my exercise regimens more than any optimized combination of the usual suspects of sleep and nutrition.” Andrew C. Czyszczon (December 6, 2015)