Posted by: Anonymous
IMA instructors - 09/20/04 01:31 PM
I need help finding a good/legit. IMA instructor in the Springfield Illinois area. Near by towns will due if nessisary.
Posted by: Fisherman
Re: IMA instructors - 09/21/04 07:01 AM
Hunter
You may want to check out the find a teacher portion of emptyflower.com it may be able to help.
http://www.emptyflower.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi/YaBB.cgi?board=Teachers Hope you find something.
Do you know which IMA you mmight be interested in?
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: IMA instructors - 09/23/04 11:58 PM
Tia-chi, but any would do. I think of that as being more open minded. Ill learn something from any IMA then nothing from no IMA.
Posted by: Fisherman
Re: IMA instructors - 09/24/04 06:53 AM
Just curious, but, why would you say Tai Chi is more open minded?
In my experience I have found that Bagua is more open minded - at least more open to change.
But then again I suppose it all boils down to who you learn from and what style they are training.
Chris
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: IMA instructors - 09/24/04 12:56 PM
I was refering to wanting to learn in IMA as being open minded.