Silk Wind Studio
74 New York Ave. Huntington, NY 11743
Phone: (631-424-8305)
Email: silkwindstudio@gmail.com
Silk Wind Studio
74 New York Ave, #2
Huntington, NY 11743
ph: 631-424-8305
silkwind
Tai Chi
Tai Chi Chuan
Tai Chi classes are currently scheduled at the Studio as follows:
Sunday 9:30am
Tuesday 6:00pm
Saturday 11:00am
Classes are limited to 8 students
Advance Registration is Required
Visit our SCHEDULE Page to register for classes...
Five Animals QiGong & Taoist Meditation
5-week Class Series starting Sunday, September 19 at 11:00am
Taoist Meditation is a powerful, yet practical method of unburdening yourself from stress and tensions, harmonizing your internal energies, and calming the mind to reduce noise and gain clarity of purpose.
We will utilize the patterns of the 5 Animals to align our bodies to the energy patterns that will help us to dissolve, release and let go of the physical, emotional and mental locks that become barriers to life's natural way.
All levels are welcome to join us, including beginners.
The cost for this 5-Week Class Series is $60
(includes in-person classes plus complementary videos)
Online Video Tai Chi Series
to teach you the entire 37 Posture Wu Ji Style Tai Chi Short Form
in a series of 12 Step-by-Step instructional videos
Tai Chi Chuan
All Tai Chi classes are taught by Peter Landini, owner of Silk Wind Studio. Traditional methods are used where all aspects of the art are explored through the principles of Tai Chi. Students will learn not only the Tai Chi form, but QiGong (internal energy practice), Taoist Meditation, Push Hands (partner practices), Martial Art applications for Self-Defense and the weaponry of the Tai Chi sword.
Wu Ji Style Tai Chi
There are are many forms of Tai Chi practiced in China and throughout the world. At Silk Wind we practice the Wu Ji Style taught to me by my teacher, Master William Ting. While it is practiced throughout China, and specifically Shanghai, it is not very well known in the United States. The Wu Ji Style is noted for its continuous coiling, wrapping and unwinding movements and the use of spiraling energy patterns. At higher levels the Tai Chi form is also practiced with a 'quick step' footwork, resulting in Bagua Tai Chi.
Click the links below for more info about the tai chi forms taught at Silk Wind...
BaGua Zhang
Bagua is an internal martial art with many similar qualities as Tai Chi. It is, however, practiced while continuously walking. With proficiency you are encouraged to increase speed making it a more rigorous workout.
Check our Bagua page for more info...
Five Animal QiGong
Silk Wind Studio
74 New York Ave, #2
Huntington, NY 11743
ph: 631-424-8305
silkwind