Offering Wild Goose Qigong, Chen Taijiquan, & Chun Yuen Quan
New class in Napier - Thursday mornings
Next Laojia & Laojia Dao seminar 28 February
2026
Hawke's Bay Venues
CLIVE: St Francis Co-operative Parish Hall
6 Ferry Road, (between Napier & Hastings)
New Napier Classes beginning 19 February Arthur Richards Hall Tamatea then in March Girl Guides Hall, Greenmeadows
Attending more than one class? See prices further below
.Wild Goose Qigong
All abilities including beginners welcome
Casual fee $16/class***
Wednesdays,Clive: Member term1 fee 7-8pm: $130/10 wk session* FULL
Thursdays, Napier (Tamatea then Greenmeadows in March) : Member Term1 9-10am: $91/7 wk session* Napier Begins 19 February
New Student Special includes term and annual membership:
Clive: $210
Napier: $173
Also known as Kunlun Dayan Qigong, this traditional Chinese health exercise made up of gentle movements that connect with the acupuncture points and meridians of our body. The word Qigong literally means “energy work”. Using relaxation and breathing along with these special movements, we have Qigong.
Qigong will help you to relax and become more aware of your body. As we practise more, we will begin to notice changes in our body including more flexibility, energy and stamina. This is because the Qi is working to heal any old illnesses or injuries and to open the channels so that the Qi can flow naturally, making us feel younger and more alive. There are many types and styles of Qigong, but the style which you will learn in class is called the Kunlun Dayan or Wild Goose Qigong system
All abilities including beginners welcome
Casual fee $16/class***
Wednesdays,Clive: Member term1 fee 7-8pm: $130/10 wk session* FULL
Thursdays, Napier (Tamatea then Greenmeadows in March) : Member Term1 9-10am: $91/7 wk session* Napier Begins 19 February
New Student Special includes term and annual membership:
Clive: $210
Napier: $173
Also known as Kunlun Dayan Qigong, this traditional Chinese health exercise made up of gentle movements that connect with the acupuncture points and meridians of our body. The word Qigong literally means “energy work”. Using relaxation and breathing along with these special movements, we have Qigong.
Qigong will help you to relax and become more aware of your body. As we practise more, we will begin to notice changes in our body including more flexibility, energy and stamina. This is because the Qi is working to heal any old illnesses or injuries and to open the channels so that the Qi can flow naturally, making us feel younger and more alive. There are many types and styles of Qigong, but the style which you will learn in class is called the Kunlun Dayan or Wild Goose Qigong system
Chen Taijiquan &/or Chun Yuen Quan
All abilities including beginners welcome
Casual fee $13/class***
Clive Member Term1 6-6:50pm: $100/10 wk session
Napier (Tamatea then Greenmeadows in March) Member Term1 10-10:50am: $70/7wk session Begins 19 February
New Student Special includes term and annual membership:
Clive: $185
Napier: $159
Each week we learn and practice our movements with alternating week focussing on either Chen or Chun Yuen. More info about these arts further below.
Taking both classes?
Current Members: Clive Term1 $230 ; Tamatea Term 1 $161
New Student Special includes term and annual membership:
Clive $305
Napier: $250
Current Members: Clive Term1 $230 ; Tamatea Term 1 $161
New Student Special includes term and annual membership:
Clive $305
Napier: $250
Chen Taijiquan
Authentic Taiji or Taijiquan (Tai Chi Quan) is a martial art more commonly practised for good health than for self defence these days. The original style of Taijiquan was created by the Chen family in Henan Province of China. Taijiquan literally means ‘yin yang fist’. The skill covers both external movement and internal training and Chen Taijiquan is characterised by its unique spiral energy used in its martial applications to ‘throw’ an opponent away. Focus is on 19 Form; this is the first form in the syllabus and was created by Grandmaster Chen Xiao Wang to enable beginners to learn and get a flavour of Chen Style Taijiquan. It contains gentle movements which are based on the Old Frame (Laojia) of Chen Taijiquan and is a perfect introduction to the skill. We will also practice tui shou or pushing hands to develop sensitivity.
Authentic Taiji or Taijiquan (Tai Chi Quan) is a martial art more commonly practised for good health than for self defence these days. The original style of Taijiquan was created by the Chen family in Henan Province of China. Taijiquan literally means ‘yin yang fist’. The skill covers both external movement and internal training and Chen Taijiquan is characterised by its unique spiral energy used in its martial applications to ‘throw’ an opponent away. Focus is on 19 Form; this is the first form in the syllabus and was created by Grandmaster Chen Xiao Wang to enable beginners to learn and get a flavour of Chen Style Taijiquan. It contains gentle movements which are based on the Old Frame (Laojia) of Chen Taijiquan and is a perfect introduction to the skill. We will also practice tui shou or pushing hands to develop sensitivity.
Chun Yuen Quan
Chun Yuen Quan is a Shaolin Kungfu that has come down through the Beijing Opera, It is a martial art that supports our health and is great fun to learn. A variety of forms, some bare fisted and others with weapons such as sword and staff, promote good posture, co-ordination, strength, flexible joints and increase circulation to warm the body. Forms can be practised with benefit at slower and basic levels, suitable for all ages and fitness levels, or faster and stronger for the younger and fitter students. It is important to get foundation movements and posture correct whether practising fast or slow and do a little every day.
Chun Yuen Quan is a Shaolin Kungfu that has come down through the Beijing Opera, It is a martial art that supports our health and is great fun to learn. A variety of forms, some bare fisted and others with weapons such as sword and staff, promote good posture, co-ordination, strength, flexible joints and increase circulation to warm the body. Forms can be practised with benefit at slower and basic levels, suitable for all ages and fitness levels, or faster and stronger for the younger and fitter students. It is important to get foundation movements and posture correct whether practising fast or slow and do a little every day.
*PLEASE NOTE: Students wishing to learn the skills taught by the Tse Qigong Centre are required to become members of the Tse Qigong Centre, England. Annual membership (separate from class fees) is $95 for single and $150 for family and includes Centre polo shirt (two shirts for family membership), membership booklet, and seminar discounts.
New students may attend three group classes as non-members before deciding to become a member or if a student has private lessons, membership is required before their second private lesson.
New students may attend three group classes as non-members before deciding to become a member or if a student has private lessons, membership is required before their second private lesson.
Classes are held weekly. You can begin anytime.
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Jennifer Leaf, Sifu, receives her certificate from her TaiSigong,
Grand Master Tse Wei Jing (Michael Tse), at Instructors Course in England
