Dr. Yang's 2010 Winter Seminar Details Posted

29 October 2009

Dr. Yang will be returning to Boston once again this coming February 2010 to teach in-depth weekend seminars on selected internal topics.

The seminars will be hosted once again by YMAA Boston, which is currently being managed by Dr. Yang's younger son, Nicholas C. Yang. Topics will be Taijiquan, Taiji Chin Na & Wrestling, Taiji Pushing Hands, Qigong Introductory Theory, and Qigong Muscle/Tendon Changing and Marrow/Brain Washing.

In January, YMAA Boston will also be holding its own seminars in the topics: Broadsword, Chin Na, Baguazhang, and Praying Mantis.

Check out the YMAA seminars page for more information!

Photos from last year are posted here. Hope to see you here this winter!

• Feb 6-7: Taijiquan, or Taiji Chin Na & Taiji Wrestling
• Feb 13-14: Taiji Pushing Hands
• Feb 20-21: Qigong 1 (Theory and Chest/Spine)
• Feb 27-28: Qigong 8 (Da Mo's Secret of Youth)

• Jan 9-10: Broadsword and Qi Xing Dao
• Jan 16-17: Chin Na
• Jan 23-24: Baguazhang
• Jan 30-31: Praying Mantis

"YMAA is ready for another season of winter seminars to kick off the new decade! This season we will also be offering, for the first time, Baguazhang and Praying Mantis seminars taught by YMAA Instructors. Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming will also be returning once again this February.

Come join us and see what YMAA training is all about! We always strive to preserve the integrity, honor, and respect for traditional training, the arts and its lineages. I believe firmly in promoting a strong community and solid training foundation through YMAA and the worldwide martial arts network, while maintaining proper martial morality, moral code, and a supportive atmosphere.

Traditional training is highly beneficial to your body's health and mind. We welcome everybody to come learn from Dr. Yang and our experienced, highly-qualified staff here at YMAA Boston."

Nicholas C. Yang
President, YMAA International
Director, YMAA Boston