Ep 41: Teaching Tai Chi as a Martial Art with Nick Walser and Ian Kendall

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The Tai Chi Notebook

Graham

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Ep 41: Teaching Tai Chi as a Martial Art with Nick Walser and Ian Kendall

The Tai Chi Notebook

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Ep 41: Teaching Tai Chi as a Martial Art with Nick Walser and Ian Kendall

Episode 41: Teaching Tai Chi as a Martial Art with Nick Walser and Ian Kendall

In this episode I talk to two Wudang Tai Chi teachers from Brighton, UK: Nick Walser and Ian Kendall. Both students of the late Dan Docherty, they have continued to practice the tai chi that Dan taught them and developed a new training system called 5 Snake.

5 Snake is a unique and powerful method for finding flow, resilience, and calm through partnered close- quarter practice, and they're here to tell you all about it.

Find out more at: https://5snake.co.uk/ and 5 Snake on Instagram, YouTube and Facebook.

Read my latest blogs on tai chi and martial arts at: www.thetaichinotebook.com