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Clear's Tai Chi is dedicated to making high level internal energetic, healing & self defense methods easily available through clear and in depth instruction on Tai Chi & Chi Kung

We openly teach the internal "secrets" that the vast majority of Tai Chi masters only show behind closed doors to a very select few.

Would you like to take your Tai Chi to the next level?

Are you tired of learning choreography?

Do you feel like there's something missing from your daily practice?

Are you training hard but getting no closer to the level of ability you should have after years of hard work?

If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then you've come to the right place.

Once again, we openly teach the high level internal "secrets" that the vast majority of Tai Chi masters only show behind closed doors to a very select few.

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Zhou Tai Chi Elbow

February 8, 2010
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Zhou Tai Chi Elbow is about using the elbow with full body weight behind it.

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Apr 23-24 ‘10 Intensive Healing (empty force) Chi Kung workshop

February 3, 2010

3 Day Intensive. Secrets of Universal Healing (empty force) Chi Kung. Four Workshops in 3 days. Covered will be Absorbing, Building, Emitting, & Healing with chi. Includes sensing, interpreting, balancing, & healing specific injuries & illness with chi. Certification is awarded upon completion of workshops

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Lu Rollback

February 3, 2010
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Lu Rollback is the second physical jing traditionally learned in Tai Chi training. In America Lu Rollback is a bit more well known as a result of having been publicly stated to be Chen Man Ching’s favorite move / action of Tai Chi. Essentially Lu Rollback jing generally refers to the idea of…

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Combat Tai Chi: Whips, Explosive Movement & Whole Body Power

February 1, 2010

Real combat Tai chi is normally practiced slow and relaxed. The reason it’s trained this way is to train relaxation for speed and whole body power as one integrated piece.

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March 26-28 ‘10 Combat Tai Chi Workshop

January 30, 2010

You don’t want to miss this event! Participants will receive live hands on instruction and correction for a fraction of the cost of the DVDs. This workshop will contain a lot of the high level hard to find information that many people spend years just trying to find, much less acquire. We highly recommend that you bring a notebook and take a lot of notes. Plus everyone who attends the workshop will receive a 50% discount on the DVDs we film that weekend.

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Peng Jing

January 28, 2010
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Peng Jing translated into English as Ward Off is classically considered to be the first posturally based Tai Chi energy taught to beginners.

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Peng, Lu, Ji, An

January 27, 2010
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Peng, Lu, Ji and An are considered to be the first 4 primary physical jing energies in Tai Chi Chuan.

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Combat Tai Chi Workshop #1

January 25, 2010
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The first Workshop in our Combat Tai Chi program was a great success. Topics included: Fa Jing, Advanced Dim Mak, Poison Hand, Leading into Emptiness, steel wrapped in Cotton, Whips…

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13 Kinetic Postures of Tai Chi

January 25, 2010
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The main thing to understand about the 13 Kinetic Postures of Tai Chi, as they are referred to, is that they are really not…

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Fa Jing with Breath and Steel Wrapped in Cotton

January 23, 2010

The title says it all. Day 1 of our Combat Tai Chi Workshop was packed with great stuff, but my personal favorites were…

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