Tai Chi Fitness Australia Current Events
Announcement
Outstanding Tai Chi Figure of the Year for 2007
—Elsa Kelly—
Elsa Kelly has been selected as an outstanding Tai Chi Figure 2007 from Tai Chi Fitness Australia.
Elsa exhibits all the positive aspects that people who practice Tai Chi expect, or hope to find for themselves. She is happy, calm, has a respect for everyone and is always willing to assist others.
Here is her story.
My name is Elsa Kelly. For years I had been suffering from arthritis in my knee, shoulder and back. I felt like I had to do something, so my friend and I started to take Tai Chi classes. After a while, the pain that I had previously felt slowly disappeared. I am now an instructor and I encourage all my friends who feel any arthritic pain to do Tai Chi. I would like to thank Sue for her teachings, encouragement and support. The most important Tai Chi bring me confident in a happy living.
A worthy recipient of the Tai Chi Figure of the Year.
Book now for your introductory Tai Chi classes 02 9686 2282
or email: info@suechangtaichi.com
Beverley Noonan congratulates Elsa Kelly
Tai Chi Family celebrating for Chinese New Year @ Merrylands RSL Club, Friday 8th Feb 2008
7.30pm dinner followed at 9-10pm Tai Chi activities
Demonstration - Annual Cancer Relay - 4th November 2007
Sue Chang is calling for volunteers for a 30 minute Tai Chi demonstrations for the annual Cancer Relay. This is an ealy start, 6:30 - 7:00am on Sunday 4 November
Sid Richards Oval
(adjacent to Concord RSL)
Nullawarra Ave,
Concord West
Demonstration - The Newtown Festival - 11th November 2007
Our next show is The Newtown Festival is coming up on Sunday the 11th November. Sue is asking for student to help promote Tai Chi.
The Festival runs from 9:30am - 5:30pm
Camperdown Memorial Park, Corner of Lennox & Australia St. Newtown
Our demonstration is at 9:20am for half an hour in the Local Village area.
Tai Chi at the Art Gallery of NSW 30th Sept 2007
Our team recently performed at the Art Gallery to help promote the "Chinese Jade from the Forbidden City" display of over 180 ancient jade objects. Master Sue Chang performed Sword and Fan, also leading our group in Level I, II & III. A large crowd watched the performance.
We are back from China (Sept 2007)
Here are the other Tai Chi people we met on our trip. (Click photo for larger image)
Announcement - 
Nomination of Outstanding Tai Chi Figure of the Year for 2007.
Nominate on-line or pickup a form at your next class.
Announcement
Outstanding Tai Chi Figure of the Year for 2006
—Beverley Noonan—
Beverley Noonan is selected as an outstanding Tai Chi Figure 2006 from Tai Chi Fitness Australia.
Beverley exhibits all the positive aspects that people who practice Tai Chi expect, or hope to find for themselves. She is happy, calm, has a respect for everyone and is always willing to assist others.
Looking at Beverley performing Tai Chi now, you can not tell she is the same Beverley as she started Tai Chi 22 month ago. It is not widely known, but some years ago, Beverley suffered severe injuries in a motor vehicle accident, including her neck, hips and knees, she was hardly moving around without pain. She has battled these injuries since and was undergoing regular physiotherapy. Since first coming to Tai Chi, she has not had to return to the physiotherapist, has regained much mobility in her joints and admits to having much less stress in her life.
Beverley is a great ambassador for Tai Chi; She constantly strives to promote Tai Chi, to ensure that people can achieve the benefits of the art, things such as preventing and relieving many of the chronic diseases that afflict our society.
She participates in all the promotional activities to increase community awareness of Tai Chi. She has appeared in many demonstrations of Tai Chi across Sydney, for example at the Body—Mind—Spirit Exhibitions in Darling Harbour, the A’ba Prefecture promotion at the Sheraton on the Park Hotel and many others. Not only appearing at promotional activities, Beverley has taken part in fund raising in support of the Cancer Council of New South Wales and Bankstown Hospital. Her other activities include cooperating with Sydney University in a research study to determine the benefits of Tai Chi for obese teenagers.
Beverley has achieved levels 1, 2 and 3 Tai Chi, taught by Sue Chang. Level 3 is the China National Standard 24 form Tai Chi. She has also learnt the 42 form competition Tai chi, and is currently learning the Tai Chi Sword.
A worthy recipient of the Tai Chi Figure of the Year.
Book now for your introductory Tai Chi classes 02 9686 2282
or email: info@suechangtaichi.com