Daoist Gate Wudang Arts
One of Master Zhou's goals is to train more Taiji, Qigong, Xingyi, and Bagua teachers so that these traditional disciplines can serve as a shield against the stresses and pressures of modern life. As the name suggests, the Daoist Gate Center will become a learning center for Daoist enthusiasts, practitioners, teachers, and students – a sanctuary for cultural exchanges and retreats. The Xuan Ju emblem shows a practitioner who embodies the Chinese character “Dao” 道, contemplating harmony and balance under the sky.
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I have been a student at Daoist Gate since 2014 after many years of Tai Chi at Yangs Martial Arts in Andover.
One of the things I love about Sifu Zhou is that be believes that anyone - regardless of age or ability - can learn taiji or kung fu, and he adapts to each person's capabilities.
In my sixth year of training, I have been part of an amazing group of students integrating what we are learning into our daily lives for balance and health, and overall wellbeing.
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