The World of Martial Arts Blog
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Tai Ki Kenpo is an internal wushu style developed by master Sawai Kenichi from Tokyo Japan and is close related to Yi-chuan of master Wang Zhang Zhai from Beijing China.
Jan Kallenbach is a direct student of headmaster Sawai Kenichi and Yi-chuan master
Li Yuan Ju from Beijing. In daily life he is martial arts / selfdefence teacher at the ALO in Amsterdam.
These iBoxing workshops offer you training in all the natural tuning elements: Taiki-ken, Taijiquan, Qigong, Taoist psychology and much more.
Trainers & organizers are Ron Nansink and Nadja Kotrchova.
This is the opportunity for anyone who wants to be more Self-driven in his or her daily life and activities.
The workshops are inspiring physical and mental journeys into one's primitive self to find and grow inherited natural talents.
TAI KI KEN IN SWEDEN
In Gothenburg works Tai ki kenpo teacher Marshall MacDonagh.
He studied under Sawai sensei, Dao Shi ming and Cui Rui Bin, who gave training seminars in Sweden and England.
About the Sino-Japanese martial art Taikiken and related topics
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Jean-Luc Lesueur is a Yi-chuan student of master Li and Taiki student of master Sawai. He is very active in promoting and organizing workshops and seminars in Taiki, Yiquan, Tai chi chuan, Shuai Jiao (Chinese wrestling and more, open for international participants.
Last update: 13 January 2010