Tai Chi workshop på Nøsen 24-27 april 2020
Photo: Nøsen Yoga Retreat Centre
Welcome to a tai chi workshop in the Norwegian mountains.
Ann Danaiya Usher, who has been living in Norway for 20 years, and Ann’s teacher Philippe Gagnon, based in Montréal, invite you to what we hope will be an exciting and inspiring workshop in a very beautiful part of Norway. The details are still in the planning stages, but please hold the dates! With his deep understanding of movement, Philippe will guide students through an intensely transformative experience of tai chi. Ann will share ‘tai chi grammar’, a methodology of teaching tai chi that facilitates a deeper connection with the movement of the spine. It is our hope that students will benefit from the synergies arising from these two approaches. We have also invited Andy Jukes from the UK, who started practicing tai chi ten years ago after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s, to present his thoughts and experience of tai chi.
Location: Nøsen Yoga Retreat Centre
Dates: 25-27 April, 2020
Price: 4950 NOK / 4300 NOK
About Nøsen:
The lovely Nøsen Yoga Retreat Centre is located 3 hours north of Gardermoen Airport (Oslo), halfway between Hemsedal and Fagernes. The centre provides food (vegetarian) and lodging, along with endless possibilities for hiking and enjoying nature. Friends or family not attending the workshop are also welcome to stay. For participants coming from abroad, we will try to arrange rides from Oslo to Nøsen. Otherwise there are buses to Fagernes, and pickup by Nøsen.
Price:
The total price for workshop participants is 4950 NOK for three days of instruction. This includes a shared room and three meals each day. Add 300 NOK per night for a single room.
Early bird price is 4300 NOK paid by February 1, 2020 (shared room). If you would like to stay at Nøsen for a few days before or after the workshop, the price is 1200 NOK/day for a single room and three meals. For two people sharing, the price is 2000 NOK for a room and three meals.
Feedback:
At this point, we are trying to get a sense of the interest. We are grateful for your feedback on the workshop.