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Shark Fin House in Chinatown provided the ideal venue for the annual College Banquet on 25 November, 2018. The focus of the banquet was on the food and social interaction of all of the 135 participants who were lucky to attend (sorry for those on the waiting list, but better luck for the next one).…

In December 2018 we lost our much loved and respected senior instructor, Margie Brett. Margie has been with Celestial Tai Chi College since 1996. She has run the Moonee Ponds centre since 2005 and it seems like she’s been a senior instructor forever. She was such a natural leader; the role of senior instructor just…

In November 2018, Grand Master Eng Chor attended the International Martial Arts Games committee meeting in Pyongyang to decide on who will be hosting the next IMAG Competition in 2019. There were close contenders with submissions from Greece, India and Malaysia, but the chosen country was Nepal. The 2019 Competition will be held from 1st…

About 20 people recently attended Ashburton Primary School on Saturday 27 October 2018, for a very informative and fun Qigong workshop. Master Tong Low expertly taught the Yi Jin Jing Qigong which can be translated as Tendon-Muscle Strengthening Exercises. Grand Master Eng Chor was also in attendance and made valuable contributions. Master Tong Low started…

Dear Tai Chi friends, Senior Master Chin Min and I hope that you have enjoyed doing Tai Chi with us this year. On top of our regular classes, we have conducted workshops to teach Qigong routines that are recommended by the Chinese Qigong Health Association. These have been very popular and we will be continuing…

Relay For Life is a charity event run by the Cancer Council to raise funds to support people who are undergoing cancer treatment or recovering from cancer. We were pleased to be able to provide support to this event again this year and chose the 8am session on Sunday 9th September. Standing in the centre…

Imagine, dozens of people running around in yellowish-grey WTQA jackets, shimmering silk costumes or simply rugged up, the clatter and rattle of swords, spears and other weapons, a Wushu mat being laid out, competitors checking out the three arenas, curious visitors gushing in, a buzzing mix of voices and languages, gentle Qigong music in the…

Prom Coast Martial Arts club recently held a Tai Chi and Qigong workshop with some students at the Inverloch Community Centre in sunny South Gippsland (maybe wet and overcast would be more accurate). Grand Master Eng Chor Khor was invited and to the delight of all involved accepted our invitation to participate on the day.…