NEW CLASSES STARTING 2010!*
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Date: Saturdays, from Jan 2, through Feb 20, 2010
Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 noon
Place: 115 McDougal Street, 3rd floor, The Players Theater Rehearsal Loft
Fee: $150 for the 8 class series.
To sign up, please email esyung@aol.com, then come to the first class on January 2, 2010.
Have questions? please email or call.
Eleanor Yung, L.Ac.
Licensed acupuncturist, NYS
Tel: 646-831-9745
Email: esyung@aol.com
About Eleanor Yung: I have been teaching taichi more than 10 years. The form I teach is called the Neigong taichi, or Qigong taichi, or the Ancient form, as taught to me by the late Master Koo. As you can see from its name, it involves Qigong, and is a Neigong martial art form. It has some similarity with the Yang style, but it is not the same. The purpose of my teaching is to enhance health, and to prevent the onset of illness. It has helped some students to reverse adverse conditions.
I believe in self empowerment, and the practice of taichi puts our health in our own hands. As we gain more control of our own health, medical intervention need not be the only resource we rely on to maintain good health. The practice of taichi is not only healthy, it also increases energy, and therefore productivity. Most practitioners will develop the energy to do many of the things they have wanted to do, but did not have the energy to do them. I also find the practice of taichi helps in lifting my spirit, improving my outlook, and bringing me happiness.
It may be a bit challenging in the beginning to learning something new. But it is never too late to start. As we practice regularly, the benefits compound and the practice becomes truly enjoyable each time.
I also teach at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for staff and volunteers, the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, and at the Asian American Arts Centre. I am also a licensed acupuncturist, and see patients at Longevity Health in NYC.
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*NEW* Location and How To Get There:
The Players Theater is located at 115 MacDougal St. between West 3rd St.
and Bleecker St. Buzzer One… Our Room is 3C on the third floor.
By Subway - The A, C, E, B, V, D, F trains all stop at the West Fourth station. Walk east on West 3rd Street and make a right on to MacDougal St. The Player’s Theater will be half way down the block on the right side.
The Player's Theater is just to the left of the Olive Tree Cafe and Comedy Cellar (Ava's place). Use the glass door that leads up to the building, NOT the theater box office door. Above the door there is a blue sign that says "Reheasal Loft". The buzzer is on the right: ring buzzer one if door is not open.
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