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Course only for International Association's members who regularly attend Taijiquan, taijidao, taijijian and tui shou lessons, in conformity with their level.
Aspiring teachers as well as having to follow their own weekly lessons (s. classes), including Taijiquan, taijidao, taijijian, tui shou (2 and half hours per week = 75 hours per year) and to teach, with supervision, at least 1 course per year (30 les. = 45 hours).
The whole course requires great commitment, and therefore it is free. I take the opportunity of thanking all partecipants who in making this commitment and starting this course, are greatly helping the Yang Chengfu Center of Firenze and spreading Yang Family Taijiquan.
| Lesson | Subject | Date |
| Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine | Origin, Yin and Yang and 5 movements | 10 November |
| Connection between Taijiquan and Chinese culture | 13 Postures, 5 movements, 8 trigrams | 24 November |
| Connection between Taijiquan and Chinese culture | Introduction to Book of Changes (Yi Jing) | 22 December |
| History of Taijiquan | Taijiquan Family and their styles | 30 March |
| Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine | Meridians: lung and large intestine | 20 April |
| Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine | Meridians: stomach and spleen | 21 December '10 |
| History of Taijiquan | Yang Family Lineage | 4 april '11 |
| Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine | Meridians: heart and small intestine | 3 may '11 |
| Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine | Meridians: liver and gallbladder | 17 february '12 |
| Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine | Meridians: pericardium and triple energizer | N.D. |
| Theory of Taijiquan | The Ten Essentials by Yang Chengfu | N.D. |
| Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine | Meridians: kidney and bladder | N.D. |
| Practice of Taijiquan | Yang Family Taijiquan Teaching method | N.D. |
| Practice of Taijiquan | Correct forms, postures and movements by Yang Zhenduo | N.D. |
| Connection between Taijiquan and Chinese Culture | Three Treasures of human body: Shen, Qi, Jing | N.D. |
| Practice of Taijiquan | Important points concerning the Yang school of Taijiquan by Yang Zhenduo | N.D. |
| An outline of Chinese Language | Pronunciation's rules applied at 103 forms names | N.D. |
| Practice of Taijiquan | Martial Virtue | N.D. |
| Practice of Taijiquan | Tui shou and his principles | N.D. |
| An outline of Chinese Language | Identification of some chinese characters related to Taijiquan | N.D. |
| Connection between Taijiquan and Chinese Culture | Introduction to The Art of War by Sun Zi | N.D. |
| An outline of Chinese History and Culture | Introduction to Confucianism's Philosophy | N.D. |
| An outline of Chinese History and Culture | Introduction to Taoism's Philosophy | N.D. |
| An outline of Chinese History and Culture | Introduction to Buddhism's Philosophy | N.D. |
Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine's lessons are hold by dr Lapo Frittelli.
An outline of Chinese Language's lessons are hold by doctor Zhang Chao.
See also in International Journal #23 "Essential resources of the Tao of learning Taijiquan" by Pat Rice, Center director, Winchester, Virginia (Usa) and in International Journal #24 "Theoretical Sources for Taiji Philosophy - General Surveys of Chinese Philosophy" by Audi Peal.
I keenly advise you all as well to read regularly the International Journal. It contains essential articles for deeper comprehension of Taijiquan and it is also a way to better know the Association we belong to, through the acquaintance with the ideas that some members express in their articles