Directory of Organizations Resources

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This category contains sites for organizations or associations that are specifically related to Tai Chi. An organization would be an administrative resource for coordination of resources for a group.

Resources in This Category

• American Yangjia Michuan Taijiquan Association

  http://aymta.org/
  A non-profit organized for the purpose of perpetuating this style as taught by Wang Yen-nien. Links to schools and instructors, movies, and seminars.

• Dong Family International Tai Chi Chuan Association

  http://www.dongtaichi.com/
  Seminar schedules, local class links, and events.

• Golden Flower Tai Chi Association

  http://www.goldenflower.org/
  Events, list of affiliated teachers, seminars and reference library.

• Guang Ping Yang Tai Chi Association

  http://www.guangpingyang.org/
  Mission is to promote and preserve the quality of the style. History, news, reading list, convention photos, and links to affiliated schools.

• International Federation of Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan

  http://www.wustyle.com/
  Brief history of the form, course of study, Wu Family album, clubs links, and seminar schedule.

• International Sun Tai Chi Association

  http://www.suntaichi.com/
  Features news, biographies, techniques, training tips, photo gallery, and contact information.

• International Taoist Tai Chi Society

  http://taoist.org/
  Locations, contacts, and events.

• Kai Ming Association for Tai Chi

  http://kaiming.co.uk/
  Offers all aspects of Tai Chi from health to martial applications. Offer instructional DVD's, seminars and classes

• Practical Tai Chi Chuan International

  http://www.taichichuan.co.uk/
  Introduction to the art, with extensive text on history and principles. Also includes list of instructors and newsletters.

• Tai Chi Association of Australia

  http://www.taichiaustralia.com/
  Supports all Tai Chi styles in Australia. Includes articles for practitioners, a discussion forum and a directory of classes by member groups.

• Tai Chi Union of Great Britain

  http://www.taichiunion.com/
  Supporting and promoting all Tai Chi styles in the British Isles. Includes information on finding a teacher, articles from the Union's magazine and a directory of affiliated instructors and links.

• Taiji Germany

  http://taiji.de/
  Yang style schools, lineage diagram, theory, posture illustrations, and learn online. In German and English.

• Taoist Tai Chi Society of Australia

  http://www.taoist.org.au/
  Australian and worldwide directories of affiliated schools, health benefits, how to learn, classes and current events.

• The Northern Wu Taijiquan Research Institute

  http://www.northernwu.com/
  Dedicated to the study of human health, longevity and spiritual development through the practice of traditional Northern Wu Style Taijiquan, Qigong and Chinese medicine. Includes organization details and articles.

• The Patience T'ai Chi Association

  http://www.patiencetaichi.com/
  Cheng Man-Ch'ing style headquarters in New York, New York. About the style and form, push hands, applications, essays, and instructors referral service.

• The School of T'ai Chi Chuan

  http://www.taichichuan.nl/
  Information on Cheng Man Ch'ing style as taught by Patrick Watson. Articles and links to affiliated groups.

• Wu Style UK Federation

  http://www.wustyleuk.com/
  Organization for the United Kingdom. Contains links to schools, description of forms, history of style, upcoming events, and general links.

• Zhong Ding Association

  http://www.zhong-ding.com/
  Organization founded by Nigel Sutton based in the UK which primarily concentrates on Cheng Man Ch'ing style. Events, newsletter, photo gallery, and list of affiliated schools.

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