Comments | aspenjade: Bak Fu Pai

aspenjade

Bak Fu Pai

Apr 07, 2006 10:00

For awhile now, I've been fascinated with the graceful movements and style of Tai Chi. I've been wanting to take Tai Chi for a long time, but couldn't find anywhere around here that offered classes ( Read more... )

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andr007 April 7 2006, 14:42:02 UTC

I totally read "Chai Tea" and my first thought was you spelled it wrong and my second thought was most liquids move the same way if they have the same density.

aspenjade April 7 2006, 14:52:53 UTC

Well, that Chai Tea really is some graceful stuff.... ;)

ankhanu April 7 2006, 19:28:53 UTC

Density and viscosity are different animals, Andrew. While density does influence viscosity, there are other, perhaps more important molecular forces at play in determining viscosity, and therefore how a fluid moves.

andr007 April 7 2006, 20:08:47 UTC

I'm going to punch you. Just letting you know so you're not surprised when it happens. :P

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ankhanu April 7 2006, 19:29:59 UTC

I'm pretty sure there's a Tai Chi class available in town. I think Doug was taking it for a while. You should ask him about it.

sheenatown April 9 2006, 01:31:42 UTC

Hello there,
There is a Qi Gong class in Sydney (the upper levels are Tai Chi but Tai Chi usually involves long complicated sets so Dr. Milburn starts with Qi Gong). This spring there is a plan to start to do morning sessions on Hospital Hill in Sydney. I believe a new class either started this week or is starting next week.

The set he teaches is a set of Five Animal Frolics. I took the class in the winter and really enjoyed it. Contact Dr. Milburn at CBTCM@eastlink.ca