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  Paul has good learning attitude. He is not afraid to think, analyse and try. He even remembers the little things that I mentioned to him.

When you want to learn an art you have to keep your mind and body open to change. Giving excuses like “its old habits” won’t cut it because ultimately no one can change you except yourself. So if you don’t want to master an art this is the best reason to do…

Paul Writes Tai Chi

This is the link to Paul’s new blog where he writes about his learning from me. Enjoy.

Paul Learns Tai Chi – Day 3

Changi Airport. Man, the taxi queue was long. I didn’t expect to see such a long queue as normally the line moves reasonably fast.

Anyway, here I was at Changi Airport to meet Paul on his way back to the US of A.

The previous two days proved to be difficult for Paul as he struggled to learn the form. So this time I tried another tack. Instead, of trying to teach him the form I would explain the…

Paul Learns Tai Chi – Day 2

          I am glad Paul made it out here. As I have been telling him some things are difficult to try to write about; it so much more easier for him to actually learn how to do it.

Our objective was to go through the 13 movements described in TaijiKinesis Vol 2 but in the end we managed to only do two and a half movements. I was willing to push on but it was really tough on Paul’s mind to have…

Paul Learns Tai Chi – Day 1

2006. Has 8 years really passed since I first knew Paul?

Anyway, finally, today’s the day Paul has come to learn Tai Chi. The weather’s kinda funny today. Overcast, then sunny and finally rained.

But before the rain came we made it out to Maxwell Hawker Center for the famous Tian Tian Chicken Rice before adjourning to Haw Par Villa for the little ladies to have a walkabout whilst we parked…

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