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This website is written by Brett Mahar. I live in Melbourne, Australia. My practice of tai chi and qigong began in 1993.
My main training was from 1994 to 1999, when I had individual instruction in Sydney from William (Wing Hung) Yeung (a 4th generation disciple of Fu Zhen Sung).
William's main internal style teacher was Chen Leung (陳良) in Hong Kong, a student of Fu Zhen Song and formal disciple of Fu Yong Hui. William trained for around 10 years with Chen Liang, and after moving to Australia went back about 4 times per year for the next 20 years for further training. Prior to that William had practiced external styles for many years.
I was trained in:
Other students (many of whom were already skilled in other internal and external systems they had learned in Hong Kong) were learning Fu style xing yi, ba gua, Chen, Fu and Yang styles of tai chi at this time, so I had the opportunity to discuss and observe these styles (each student was taught one-one-one while the others practiced). William's class flyer from the early 1990s. I went travelling to find a good tai chi teacher and was very happy to discover this school in Sydney.
After leaving Sydney, I visited many schools in my travels, joining classes in Brisbane (Chen style), Canberra (Yang style), London (Yang style), and New York (Wu, Chen, and Yang styles). I attended some seminars at Bow Sim Mark's school in Boston, and some private lessons with Liang Qiang Ya in San Francisco. Today I mainly practice qigong. My related studies are: Other studies: My other interests include science fiction, film, and Chinese philosophy and medicine. Hope you enjoy the site! Feel free to email me at brettm@coiloptic.org
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