Tai Chi Seminar mit Wang Yan
11-19 November 2017
Sa:11.11.17.
So.12.11.17
Sa:18.11.17
So.19.11.17
10:00-12:30Uhr Taiji Schwert
15:00-16:30Uhr Push Hands
18:30-20:30Uhr Push Hands
Preis:ProTag 75€
Name: Wang Yan (王岩)
Place of Birth: Henan, Wenxian, China.
Workplace address: China, Henan, Jiaozuo, Wenxian, Chenjiagou, Chenjiagou Taijiquan School.
National first class boxer; National level coach; National level referee; National level-six martial arts examiner; One of the ChenJiagou nine tigers (Jin Gang Tiger).
Currently working as head coach of the Chenjiagou Taijiquan village school.
2017 New Years Day: Awarded title of „ChenJiagou Taijiquan Chen-style authentic descendant“
(Award presented by the Chenjiagou Taiji Resort, the ChenJiagou Chen family Council, ChenJiagou Village Committee and the Chenjiagou Chen Taiji Association)
2016 September: Visited France, Portugal, Poland and Germany to teach Chen-style Taichi.
2016 August: Won the China-Thailand 70 kg free kick-boxing championship.
2016 April: National TMCC professional league 70kg Sanshou champion.
2014 August: China Chenjiagou International Taijiquan Competition. Won the first prize in the men’s welterweight division.
2014 August: Sino-Thai Tournament 65kg Sanda champion.
2014 May: Won first place in competition organized by the Jiaozuo radio and television station.
2014 March: Represented Chen family Taichi in the Pingdingshan TV station sponsored Sino-Thai Wushu competition becoming 65kg champion.
2014 January: Represented Chen Family Taiji in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Bay Cup becoming the 65kg champion.
2013 August: Participated in the Seventh China Jiaozuo International Taijiquan Exchange competition. Pushing hands 65kg champion, Taiji spear first-prize winner, Taij Traditional Chen Taiji forms first-prize winner.
2013 May: Participated in the China National Martial Arts Taichi competition. Became the men’s pushing hands 65KG class champion and spear-form first-prize winner.
2012 August: Participated in the first Sino-Thai Wushu Tournament becoming the 60kg champion.
2012 August: Participated in the first China ChenJiagou Chen Taiji International Exchange Competition becoming the Taichi Sanshou 65-70kg class champion, as well as the Taiji new-frame and Taiji spear first-prize winner.
2011 August: Won the sixth China Jiaozuo International Taijiquan exchange Competition for the men’s pushing-hands 60kg class; Traditional Chen style forms, and Tai Chi spear first-prize winner.
2011: Performed Taichi in Italy on behalf of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs to celebrate