Introductory tai chi forms include 32 Step Tai Chi and Taste of Tai Chi, short forms ideal for beginning students.
Balance
Body & Mind
Stillness
In Motion
Healthy
Daily Life
Strength
in Softness
Welcome to Bow Sim Mark Tai Chi Arts Association!
In 1976, Grandmaster Bow Sim Mark founded the first Chinese Wushu Research Institute in Boston, Massachusetts. Its purpose was to promote the study and practice of traditional and standardized martial arts from China. The Institute and its affiliated schools around the world offer a variety of classes, seminars, and publications.
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Balance Body & Mind
Relieve stress, improve physical function, engage the mind.
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Healthy Daily Life
Regular practice of tai chi promotes natural healing and awareness.
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Stillness in Motion
Tai chi is moving meditation; the mind remains calm while energy is directed through the movement.
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Strength in Softness
Build core strength and stamina through internal training.
Our Classes: Now In New Location!
Dragon Fan
Grandmaster Mark created this form, which combines pakua coiling with the weapon technique.
Stretching & Strengthening
Basic training exercises for all ages and levels of ability.
Leung Yi (Tai Chi/Bagua)
A traditional internal form that combines elements of tai chi and bagua in elegant harmony. Classes held monthly on first...
Tai Chi Broadsword
The fierceness of the broadsword combined with the elegance of tai chi.
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