Great River Taoist Center
(7 Reviews)
Center Director Scott M. Rodell studied with notable masters, Wang Yen-Nien, T.T. Liang, and William C .C. Chen. He started Great River Taoist Center in 1984 to preserve and strengthen Yang style Taijiquan.
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In Business Since 1998
Sentiment Analysis
He teaches about 25 seminars a year, across the US, in Canada, Europe, even Australia.
As far as Chinese swordsmanship, you will not find a better teacher anywhere.
I feel very lucky to have this level of instruction in my area and if had to drive far to get to this class I would.
One of the few schools that teaches the entire Yang-style taijiquan or “tai chi” system, including basic exercises, form, push hands, weapons and sparring.
The school welcomes all skill levels while teaching the complete taijiquan system, including push hands, sparring, and weapons training.
The best place for Taijiquan and Chinese swordsmanship.
What I have always enjoyed about Great River is the dedication of the senior students, in they way they push each other and in helping with instructing the newer students.
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