Taichi Boxing, which combines thousands of masters’ and practitioners’ intelligence and diligence, is one of the splendid Chinese Culture Heritages with long history.  As a traditional Martial Art, it attracts millions of fans every year from different countries and cultures with its special charm.

       Chen Style Taichi is the initial & the oldest style of TAICHI FAMILIES.  400 years ago, the Chen Taichi Ancestors combined the Yin-Yang theory (which is the most essential theory of the universe) & the quintessence of different Kungfus, and then they created a perfect Kungfu – Chen Style Taichi.      

By practicing continuously, you can not only learn graceful postures, but also can be benefited, as its spiral movements which function through skin to all over the body make each part of your body rotated in the same way as tweaking towel, such as your muscle, arthrosis, ligament, viscera, and even each cell.  It can make your whole body spiraling, which rules out your orderlessly ideas, so that you will keep healthy during these medium movements training.  For these reasons, Taichi is treated as one of the best method to prevent or cure illnesses (especially for Cardiovascular system, Movement System & Digestive system etc.) and to extend lives. Further more, learners can obtain excellent Self-Defence Kungfu by continuous training.  Therefore, it is the smartest & coolest choice for you!  Why not to try? 

With the advance of modern times, Chen Syle Taichi improved a lot. Now Taichi runs in its best way – CHEN STYLE TAICHI PRACTICAL FIGHTING ROUTINE.  Fortunately, we invite the Taichi Master of 20th generation, Mr. Robin Gui  to act as the Director of our Taichi Kungfu Committee and Chief Master of our Training Center,  benefitting every Taichi Fan with this profound skill .  

l      Career of Mr. Robin Gui :

1)      Started learning Chinese Kungfu as a Child.

2)      Learnt CHEN STYLE TAIJIQUAN PRACTICAL FIGHTING ROUTINE from Master Zhang (19^th generation) since 1995, and became the vice-coach before long.

3)      Went to Chenjiagou (Chen Village) the hometown of Taichi later, and graduated in 2002 from Chenjiagou Taichi School, coach class.

4)  Acted successfully as a Taichi Coach during school life (see left picture). 

5)      Improved Xanda fighting skills at Laizhou & Lianyungang Martial Arts Schools during 2002 to 2003.

6)      Won Championships for Pushing-Hands competition in the 2^nd Biennial Jiaozuo International Taijiquan Conference  &  2002 Yongnian International Taijiquan Conference.

7) Fostered a lot of students with good Taichi Kungfu in Jiangsu, Shandong, Hebei and Henan provinces etc.