Yesterday's Sport Relief event

Yesterday's tai chi walk went well, raising a fantastic £675 for Sport Relief. Well done to all those who took part, whether as walkers, marshals or supporters at the pagoda, and many thanks to everyone who sponsored us. You can see more pictures on Angela's webpage here.

Tai chi walk for Sport Relief this Saturday

I'm looking forward to taking part in a tai chi walk in aid of Sport Relief this Saturday in the Festival Gardens in Liverpool. It's organised by Angela Howarth and along with some of my students and some of her students we will be tai chi walking for 0.5km, starting at the Pagoda.

We'll be collecting donations on the day. If you can't make it, you can sponsor the group on Angela's Sport Relief Giving Page.

Tai chi walk for Sport Relief

As I mentioned in a previous post, I will be taking part in a "tai chi walk" at 10am on 19 March in aid of Sport Relief. It will take place in the Festival Gardens in Liverpool. If you would like to take part, either as a tai chi walker or to volunteer as a marshal, contact Angela Howarth.

For those who don't know, the "tai chi walk" is a nickname for the way you step in both Parting the Wild Horse's Mane and Brush Knee and Twist. The picture is of us doing this at the last World Tai Chi Day. It takes a lot longer than walking the same distance, so instead of a mile we will only be doing 0.5km.

Even if you don't take part please sponsor me and the rest of the team on Angela's Sport Relief page.

More pics from World Tai Chi Day

 Practising the "tai chi walk" in the dry under the Chinese pagoda. Pictures courtesy of Phil.