CLASS ENQUIRIES …….. Five Winds School of Tai Chi Chuan (Glasgow)
Beginners (and more experienced) are welcome to attend a first class at any time and can just come along, although you may wish to check the news page for holiday breaks. Loose clothing, flat shoes and enthusiasm to learn are all that is required.
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Contact: STEPHEN DOUGLAS
Tel / text 07981 864 474
Email: fivewindsglasgow@icloud.com
Facebook: @FiveWindsGlasgow
Contact: STEPHEN DOUGLAS
Tel / text 07981 864 474
Email: fivewindsglasgow@icloud.com
Facebook: @FiveWindsGlasgow
CLASS TIMES & LOCATIONS
Tuesday evening 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Saturday morning 10am - 12
Shakespeare Youth Club,
95 Shakespeare Street,
Glasgow G20 8LE
Directions Here
Saturday morning 10am - 12
Shakespeare Youth Club,
95 Shakespeare Street,
Glasgow G20 8LE
Directions Here
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Instructor Background
Open or CloseInstructor : Stephen Douglas
I first started practicing Yang style Tai Chi Chuan in Glasgow in 1982 with Ronnie Robinson.
In 1984, Ian Cameron opened a Wutan class in Glasgow, and I changed then to that style in order to further my Tai Chi. Since the death of Cheng Tin hung in 2005, the style has become known as Wu-Cheng.
I am very fortunate to have found and trained under Ian Cameron, a great exponent of the art, genuine and grounded. Ian Cameron is founder of Five Wind School of Tai Chi Chuan.
Through Ian, I was also fortunate to have attended a number of seminars run by Cheng Tin hung in 1985 & 86, held in Edinburgh, Bathgate, and Glasgow. I was very new to Tai Chi at this time, but it gave inspiration, and helped me realise perhaps, the depth of Tai Chi Chuan offered by Ian Cameron.
Ian Cameron ran classes directly in Glasgow for about 2-3 years, and then through senior students (Tom Hendry, Alasdair McSween), and eventually falling to me in the early 90's. I continued to attend Ian Cameron's classes and seminars in Edinburgh until his retirement in 2021. The method of teaching in Glasgow remains respectful to that of Cheng Tin hung and Ian Cameron, and would probably be best described as 'traditional'.
I obtained an intermediate teaching certificate within the Five Winds School in 1992, and Senior Certificate in 2007. I am qualified to teach all 5 aspects of our system of Tai Chi.
I entered the 2002 Tai Chi Chuan European Championships in Denmark, gaining two medals in advanced weapons forms, and visited Hong Kong and China in 2004.
I am interested in all aspects of Tai Chi, martial, health, meditative, philosophy & history, and most of all the physical practice.
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Class Prices
Open or CloseCost £10 per class (£8 concession- if not working, retired, student or similar), if cash payment per class.
Classes can also be paid in 4 week blocks if preferred, by means of safe online banking, whereby further discount applies. Only classes attended are charged for.
An annual insurance fee is collected within 4 weeks of joining , cost £10 per annum
Private tuition is by arrangement, but the class environment is recommended if possible.
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