WITH
MASTER CHARLIE ZAYAS
Join us to elevate your physical and mental well-being in a supportive community tailored for all skill levels.
Meet Master
Charlie Zayas
With over 30 years of experience as a martial artist and teacher, Master Zayas teaches with strict adherence to the original Yang Chengfu form.
In Yang Chengfu ‘s own words (with translation by Louis Swain):
There is only one school of taijiquan; there are not two ways of learning. One may not make a show of one’s cleverness by rashly making additions or deletions. The former worthies developed these methods. If alterations or corrections could be made, the ancestors preceding me would already have put them into effect.”
- The Essence and Application
of Taijiquan by Yang Chengfu
Master Charlie teaches the authentic form of Yang Tai Chi. Numerous changes made to adapt to modern audiences has left an impression tai chi is a gentle form of exercise, belying
its true roots as a martial art form with inherent internal and external features.
With much appreciation and gratitude, Master Charlie honors all the lineage holders and his teachers for the knowledge he is fortunate to pass on:
- Grand Master Zhong Shi Foo
- Master SiGung Kwon
- Teacher Earle Montaigue
BENEFITS
The authenticity of these Tai Chi teachings embody Vitality, Community,Longevity and Healing, creating a holistic approach to wellness. Through intimate one-on-one or group classes, Master Charlie’s students enhance their personal physical and mental well-being while fostering deep connections with fellow practioners, ensuring a nurturing environment for personal growth and lifelong health.
VITALITY
COMMUNITY
LONGEVITY
HEALING
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TAI CHI
Tai chi chuan (tai chi) originated as a martial art in China dating back to the 14th century with 3 inherent components: self healing, martial, and medical aspects. Today, the slow meditative movements achieve health benefits as much as being a preventative measure to counter modern day stress. Tai chi is practiced throughout the world for its benefits of flexibility, strength and endurance resulting in qualitative longevity.
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QIGONG
Translated as “breath work” or “energy work, ”Qigong is comprised of coordinated slow-flowing movements with deep rhythmic breathing in a calm meditative state of mind. The goal is to help relax the mind while mobilizing the body’s energy. Qigong can be practiced standing, sitting, or lying down.
