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Ongoing Classes in Stroud
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Roy Wilson’s Classes
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Currently I am concentrating on my own practice, and on teaching a small group of advanced students in a Thursday night class at the Centre for Science and Art in Stroud. This class runs from 7.00pm to 9.00pm. It covers the Cheng Man-ching short Yang form, Sensing Hands, Da Lu, the Cheng Man-ching sword form and fencing. It is a class for people who have experience in all those aspects of the Cheng Man-ching curriculum. If someone wishes to join this class (for all or a part of it) they need to contact me to discuss their experience. (Please note: this class will be closed for the Summer break during August and September 2022).

I am also teaching a small number of 1:1 hours for serious practitioners. Please contact me if you are interested. Costs of my classes and 1:1 lessons are comparatively reasonable to enable participation.

Public classes are currently not running due to, initially the Covid pandemic, and to the fact that I am moving where I live. I will not have a permanent address until the Winter. I do not want to start public classes until I have a settled home base.

New Beginners' class
It is envisaged that Roy will be starting a new beginners' evening class in 2023. Details will be put on this website.
​Previous Venues Used for Classes
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Venue: Lansdown Hall, Lansdown, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5 1BB  ​(in hall on 1st floor)​
Venue: Centre for Science and Art, 13 Lansdown, Stroud, GL5 1BB
In each class we will begin with some warm ups based in qi gong, and then learn the form. 
 
It is recommended that you wear comfortable loose fitting clothing, and flat soled shoes if you have them (tai chi slippers are ideal but not essential).
 
When students have learned the Cheng Man-ching form their practice can be deepened by studying sensing hands and Da Lu (moving step sensing hands), as well as the Cheng Man-ching sword form and fencing.
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    • The Hall of Happiness
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