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March 2010 Qi Gong Teacher Training Certificated Course (part 1) - Glen Pelham Mather
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- Friday 26th, Saturday 27th & Sunday 28th March 2010
Learn in a relaxed and friendly environment the methods used by the ancient Chinese for balancing mind, body and shen (spirit). Qi Gong is a complete system of gentle exercises and breathing techniques used for thousands of years to achieve health, vitality and combat negative stress.
This course covers history, health benefits and theory, warm up and cool
down, Qi Gong set of exercises, meditation and breathwork and healing
techniques.
Students completing both weekends
will receive a recognised Qi Gong Certificate enabling them to teach medical
Qi Gong classes and sessions.
This course is suitable for all!
Qi Gong Teacher Training - Certified Instructor Course: Module 2 - July
30th - 1st August. This course follows on from Qi Gong Teacher Training
- Certified Instructor Course: module 1. Students should have already
completed module 1 and have been practising Qi Gong daily before progressing
to module 2.
The Syllabus covers history, health benefits and theory, warm up and cool down, Qi Gong set of exercises, meditation and breathwork, healing techniques, lesson preparation and planning, and assessment.
Glen Pelham-Mather
(D.Ac) - Master Instructor of Tai Chi Chuan - British Open Tai Chi Champion
(1996, 1997 ,1998, 1999). Glen has almost 30 years' experience and teaches
authentic Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan Slow Form, Push Hands, San Shou, Fast
Tai Chi, Traditional weapons, Martial Applications and Chinese Full Contact
Boxing. Glen is a third generation Disciple and Master Instructor of Yang
Style Tai Chi Chuan.
Apart from his extensive training in Tai Chi Chuan, Qi Gong and Five Ancestors
Chinese Boxing, Glen has also studied with renowned teachers in Karate,
Judo, Kung Fu, Wing Chung, Western Boxing, Ba Gua, Hsing-Yi, Chinese Boxing,
Praying Mantis Kung Fu and Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). Glen currently teaches
courses across Europe and India, sharing his invaluable expertise in the
Martial aspects of Tai Chi coupled with awareness of the art for health,
relaxation, stress reduction and general well-being.
