Some highlights regarding the two head instructors, Tai-Sheng and Tai-Chun Pan:

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• Started their Tai Chi Chuan training in 1968 when they were teens.

• Started teaching in the Boston area since 1975 and 1980 respectively.

• Many of their students are instructors at various locations across Greater Boston Area.

• There are teaching the traditional Yang style long form of Tai Chi Chuan passed down by Grand Master Hsiung Yang Ho(Xiong YangHe) through Masters Chen Hsiao Yin and David Cheng.

• They have been featured in the WHDH TV –Channel 7, Asian Boston, Boston Globe, and other media outlets.

• They have been invited to provide Tai Chi seminars in many different settings.

• The story of learning Yang Style Old Frame

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Over the years, they have steadily encouraged the development of this art through dedicated students. Currently, many of these students are also instructors at various organizations.

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This traditional Yang Style Old Frame Tai Chi Chuan contains the following (including the rarely-found Free Hand (San Shou), Matching Sword, and Matching Saber:

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Bare Hand

• Basic form - Traditional Long Form

• Push Hands -

  • Fixed steps, single hand

  • Fixed steps, double hands

  • Moving steps

• Dalu

• Free Hands (San Shou) -

  • Matching Form A

  • Matching Form B

Weapons

• Tai Chi Sword -

  • Basic Sword

  • Matching Sword A

  • Matching Sword B

• Tai Chi Saber -

  • Basic Saber

  • Matching Saber A

  • Matching Saber B

• Tai Chi Staff -

  • Basic Staff

  • Matching Staff A

  • Matching Staff B