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Please be aware that my approach to teaching has changed since the Pandemic
I am using the considerable benefits of training outdoors at present. Hadley Green West is where you will find Cliff, Adam, Denny and Maurice some mornings 10.30-11.45 am on the field opposite the Duck Pond, or on the Car Park next to Dory's Cafe on St.Albans Road/Chipping Close, Barnet if the ground is too wet on Hadley Green.
If you would like to join us please check that we will be there, just in case we are having a day off. You can telephone Cliff or txt 07790950634
I regret to inform you the my teacher Dan Docherty died on the 9th December 2021.
It is not often that we meet and spend time with a real Martial Arts Instructor. I was fortunate to do just that in 1992. Dan was demonstrating with his students in a London park, and my immediate reaction was to find out more from this highly skilled martial artist. What I discovered was the most knowledgeable, skillful and generous man who became my teacher and friend.
Dan's teaching method worked well for me, and many others, although some struggled with his direct approach. He did not suffer fools gladly.
His short life was spent promoting all aspects of Tai Chi Chuan.
Sadly I have lost my good friend and excellent teacher. The world has lost a true Tai Chi Chuan Master.
.
Please be aware that my approach to teaching has changed since the Pandemic
I am using the considerable benefits of training outdoors at present. Hadley Green West is where you will find Cliff, Adam, Denny and Maurice some mornings 10.30-11.45 am on the field opposite the Duck Pond, or on the Car Park next to Dory's Cafe on St.Albans Road/Chipping Close, Barnet if the ground is too wet on Hadley Green.
If you would like to join us please check that we will be there, just in case we are having a day off. You can telephone Cliff or txt 07790950634
I regret to inform you the my teacher Dan Docherty died on the 9th December 2021.
It is not often that we meet and spend time with a real Martial Arts Instructor. I was fortunate to do just that in 1992. Dan was demonstrating with his students in a London park, and my immediate reaction was to find out more from this highly skilled martial artist. What I discovered was the most knowledgeable, skillful and generous man who became my teacher and friend.
Dan's teaching method worked well for me, and many others, although some struggled with his direct approach. He did not suffer fools gladly.
His short life was spent promoting all aspects of Tai Chi Chuan.
Sadly I have lost my good friend and excellent teacher. The world has lost a true Tai Chi Chuan Master.
.
