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Wudang Martial Arts
Wudang Mountain is known as a Taoist holy land, the most sacred mountain of Chinese Taoism (Daoism) and the place where internal martial arts such as Tai Chi originated. The first temple was built during the Tang Dynasty (618-907). It is listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1994.
Simplicity, harmony, peace and retreat into nature are some of the basic principles of Taoism.
Many travel to the temples to help gain stability by practicing the internal martial arts and thereby finding clarity, improve health and cultivating wisdom by discovering their true path in life and be with nature.
Two Dragons Path (MA)
Shuang Long Dao (Two Dragons Path) offers instruction on Wudang Taichi, Qigong, internal kungfu, Bai Long Quan Kung Fu. Taichi and kungfu training is an excellent way to strengthen and develop both mind and body, as well as being cross training for all sports.
You can find Paul and Rosalie at the JCC Greater Boston and community work through the YMCA and Melrose Town.
Please reach out to Teacher Paul DiCrescenzo for more information: www.twodragonspath.com
Daoist Gate (Francistown, NH)
A retreat center in Francistown, NH, dedicated to promoting the unique heritage of Daoist philosophy and martial arts. With over twenty years of teaching experience, Master Zhou continues to share his skills and knowledge of Daoist martial and healing arts with students and teachers of all levels and ages. Courses include Wudang Taichi, Qiqong, Daoist Meditation, Xingyi, Bagua,etc.
For more information, contact www.DaoistGate.com
Inner Works Healing Arts Center (Rockland, ME)
Inner Works is a healing and retreat center that offers natural and sustainable methods to support our body’s ability to heal and retain health, blending Western science with the wisdom of Chinese medicine, located in Rockland, Maine. Courses include Wudang Taichi, Qigong, and other workshops.
For more information, contact Mike Shunney via www.innerworkscenter.com