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from Internal Fighting Arts | Learn Real-World Martial Arts Insights from Top Instructors of Tai Chi - Xingyi - Bagua and Qiqong

Ken Gullette explores the subject of Taoism with Bill Helm, an ordained Taoist priest and the Director of the Taoist Sanctuary in San Diego, which he runs with his wife, Allison Helm. Bill specializes in Taijiquan, Qigong, Tuina Chinese Bodywork and Herbal Medicine. Bill and Allison are disciples of Grandmaster Chen Xiaowang. They travel periodically to the Chen Village to study with members of the Chen family. He studied Traditional Chinese Medicine in China at the Shanghai College of Medicine and at the Beijing Olympic Training Center, and in the United States with Taoist Master Share K Lew and Dr. Yu Da Fang. He is also the Chair of the Massage and Bodywork Program at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. His website is www.taoistsanctuary.org.

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