Summercamp 2024

Dear all,
It is a great pleasure for me to announce that registration for our next Summer Camp in July 2024 (see attached flyer for the dates), in South of France is now open. This year, we will have Master Ming Yue (see below) with us, and he will share his teachings in meditation, Taiji Quan, sword and Xing Yi Quan. As every year, we will also offer an energizing waking up every morning (Matteo Pepe-Espert), as well as two classes for kids each day of practice (Philippe Aubourg, Erwan Delbarre, and Nicolas Chef d’Hotel). The objective of these summer camps is to combine the practice of Chinese martial arts with a relaxing vacation in a magnificent region, with family or friends, whatever our level of practice (beginner or advanced).
It is now possible to register with the SUPER EARLY BIRD fee, which offers a 40% reduction until the end of December. For more information about the Summer Camp and for registration, please follow this link: https://www.phenixetdragon.net/summer-camp-2024-exceptional-ming-yue-will-be-with-us/
Bungalows have been already booked for the participants and it is possible to share one with others. Several of us attended the previous editions of the Summer Camp, do not hesitate to ask if you want to hear what we have to say about it!
A few words about Ming Yue
Master Ming Yue is a monk who grew up in the famous Taoist Mountains of Wudang. Immersed in the practice of Taoist martial arts since his early childhood, he excels in Taiji Quan, Xing Yi Quan and Bagua Zhang, as well as in Qi Gong, with bare hands and with weapons.
Ming Yue practiced for many years with the famous master Tian Li Yun, heir of the 15th generation of the Xuan Wu style from Wudang. He became his disciple at the age of 15 years. Master Ming Yue is now heir of the 16th generation of Wudang Xuan Wu and has his own school since 2012, the Xuan Wu Gongfu School, that he opened with his classmate Liu Song. He teaches martial arts and the Taoist practice according to the principles of the Taiji and the Tao, the two founding elements of the Wudang culture.
I hope many of us will attend this year again, so we can bring material to work on during our classes when we are back to Norway!
Do not hesitate to contact me if you have questions and I will try to get back at you as soon as I can.
I wish you all a beautiful weekend and see you soon,
Erwan

Paul