To all it maybe Life Changing,
I was asked to give a review of
my on-going experience with
the Pa Kua International League.
The name sounds a bit overwhelming,
but the people are genuine;
along with what you’ll learn!
I started with Tai Chi, become more
interested and took up Archery,
Yoga, and finally...
Read MoreTo all it maybe Life Changing,
I was asked to give a review of
my on-going experience with
the Pa Kua International League.
The name sounds a bit overwhelming,
but the people are genuine;
along with what you’ll learn!
I started with Tai Chi, become more
interested and took up Archery,
Yoga, and finally Martial Arts.
The sole idea is that you’re competing
against yourself. I’ve been doing
for 2 1/2 years and I’m slowly
beginning to know oneself. The
knowledge you can use inside the
Dojo and it permeates everything.
If you’re looking to improve your
balance, or see the nice moves of
Tai Chi or the rigorous moves of
Martial Arts or the fun of concentrating
on the bow & arrow, this is the place to go. Beginning or advanced students
are all welcome; the camaraderie
is like being at home. It’s well organized, clean and you may
want to make it yours. Exercise is
good for everyone, if you have
medical problems, the Masters
will take that into account. It’s
relaxing, breathing is a large
part of the form; as I said Martial
Arts can be difficult to master,
but we medically challenged
students who are up to the task.
Not to say, these students are
comparing against themselves.
We have 3 studios in Huntington
Beach, Tustin and Orange. Come
and try it out, the first class is
no charge.
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