This spring Mr. Yang will be traveling to Vancouver and Nelson, British Columbia, Canada to teach a rare traditional Wu style tai ji quan form as well as other classically Taoist and natural qi gong, jing gong (relaxation movements) and related techniques.  There will be a 14 day intensive in Vancouver as well as Nelson British Columbia.  Each day will consist of morning instruction in Wu style tai ji quan as well as related techniques, followed by a break for lunch then afternoon lectures on Taoism, classic Chinese literature, Chinese medical theory, physics and the world of natural phenomenon.  Follow this link for more information about YEHS tai ji quan programs in China, or this link for a list of traditional Wu style form movements.  If you have decided that you are interested in enrolling in the Spring Vancouver or Nelson tai ji quan intensive, you can enroll on-line using the Application icon below.  There's a 200.00USD non-refundable deposit once you have been accepted to ensure your place in the program.  As an incentive to register early we will waive the 50.00USD application fee to those students enrolled before Dec 31, 2005.  If you have any questions please feel free to email us at                             or you call us Toll free, 1-800-438-2698.

This programs layout is designed to allow the maximum benefit to the student in a short period of time.  During the 14 days instruction in traditional Wu style tai ji quan, qi gong, jing gong and related internal exercises will be given every morning from 8-12pm followed by a break for lunch with afternoon lectures from 2-5pm.  Students will receive informative support materials as well as a DVD/VCD of the form and related exercises.  This course gives you over 90 hours of Continuing Education Points or Professional Development Activity credits for practitioners of oriental medicine.  If you are applying for credit from your current school please contact your advisor prior to enrolling in a YEHS program.  Upon request of your academic advisor use this link, Dean's Letter for proper credit procedures.