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Gradually Wellingtonians are heading back from the beaches, lakes, mountains and other summer retreats.  Though this year summer blazed away in Wellington for those who remained behind.  Hopefully all students were able to enjoy some relaxing qigong practice somewhere in the warm, fresh outdoor air.

Classes resume:  In Karori classes begin on Tuesday 26^th January at the Karori Recreation Centre.  Chun Yuen at 10.45 and Qigong at 11.15.

In Wellington classes resume on Monday  1 February, 6.30 Chun Yuen, 7pm Qigong at St Marks Community Hall.

Seminars with Master Tse: Once again, Master Tse travels the long journey to New Zealand and Australia to refresh our leaning and teach us some new skills and forms.  You can read details on the seminar page of this website plus I sent current students all the information and registration forms last year.  The introduction to Hard Qigong is new for students in New Zealand and I would definitely encourage you to sign up for this seminar.  You’ll be amazed at how you feel at the end of the session!

Master Tse has a deep, profound knowledge of a range of traditional Chinese skills and he is committed to passing this knowledge on to benefit as many people as he can.  His teaching is wonderfully clear and deceptively light hearted.  We are lucky indeed he comes this far to share new knowledge and polish our forms.

Australia:  Go to wildgooseqigong.net to see what seminars are being taught in Brisbane the last week in February.  Students and instructors from there will also be joining us in New Zealand the following week.

New students can join in classes at any time but now is a good time to start.  Contact me on 021 613 081 for information.  Private lessons are also available for starting and continuing students who want more intensive tuition – perhaps to catch up after time away – or just to polish a form in depth.

Whatever and wherever – happy, healthy new year to you all!!

Welcome to the new website for New Zealand Wild Goose Qigong: Wellington.    This website features strong images of Master Tse Wei Jing (Michael), the founder of the Tse Qigong Centre (UK) by whom I am authorised to teach the skills of Dayan Qigong and Chun Yuen Quan.  This lineage of authentic instruction goes back to Master Tse’s teachers in China, such as Yang Meijun and many many generations before her.  I am Master Tse’s grand student through my Sifu, Jessica Tse and now some of my students have also begun their journey to become authorised instructors. This ensures the skills will continue to be passed down to future generations here in Wellington.

For current students and others seeking to find out more, this website provides you with information about the skills and their philosophical origins that are taught here in the Wellington classes, and how the classes and syllabii are structured for learners.  We welcome adult learners of all ages and any level of fitness.  Evening and day classes and private lessons are all available.  In addition you will see information about up coming seminars taught by Master Tse who will make his annual visit to Australia and New Zealand late February – early March.   Through this blog, I will keep you informed about classes, events and general information about the skills and related philosophies.

You can also follow the link to the Tse Qigong Centre website (www.tseqigongcentre.com) and to Master Tse’s weekly Dao published on his London Qigong website (www.londonqigong.net) .

I am extremely grateful to Tse Qigong Centre Senior Instructor, Siba Darryl Moy of Manchester, who has created this website for your use.  His deep knowledge of the skills and philosophies taught by the Centre have ensured the website is ‘fit for purpose’.  Thank you Darryl!

I look forward to receiving any feedback or comments and of course, look forward to enquiries from prospective students.  You will enter a world as interesting as it is health giving – a world I am daily grateful to be part of.