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This category contains sites for tai chi schools and instruction in Europe.

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• United Kingdom

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• Art du Mouvement

  http://www.artdumouvement.fr/
  Lessons in Tai Chi Chuan in Paris. [English/French]

• Crescendo Tai Chi Association

  http://users.belgacom.net/bn276906/
  Yang style, Chi Kung, meditation and stress management in Belgium. Courses and class schedule. [English/Dutch/French]

• European Institute for T'ai Chi Studies e.V.

  http://eurotaichi.de/
  Articles and photographs related to "internal boxing" and human movement. Workshops in Europe. Available in English, Italian, German, and French.

• Nissen Tai Chi

  http://www.chi.dk/
  Björn Darboe Nissen teaches Yang style in Charlottenlund Denmark. Origin of the art, its use as medicine and discussion of inner background. In English and Danish.

• School of Chikung-Taichi Haoqing Liu

  http://www.chikungtaichi.com/
  School of Chikung Taichi Qigong, Yoga, and center for traditional Chinese medicine in Madrid, Spain. Includes instructor biography and school related information. [English/Spanish]

• Tomas Novakowski's International School of Tai Chi Chuan

  http://zlatykopec.org/
  Regular classes and seminars in Yang Family style, and the San Feng Tai Ki Kung style. The school has centers in Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia. In English, Polish, and Slovak.

• Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan

  http://homepage.eircom.net/~wutaichi/
  Class timetable and location, style history and instructor profile. [Dublin, Ireland]

• Wuji, school for Taiji quan, Wu Shu, Kung Fu and Qi gong

  http://www.taiji.nl/
  "Wuji is the school of Kong Mien Ho for WuShu (KungFu), Taiji quan and Qigong"

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