To train and promote #TaiChi, Shaolin gong fu and other martial arts to the whole community for a healthier and calmer mind, body and lifestyle,#awesomestow
Dao Lu will re-open on Monday (6 January). Looking forward to students coming back at #TAICHI & #QiGong traiing. Read more about our advert at @WFEcho: Advertorial: Need a wellness booster? Discover Tai Chi and Qi Gong - Waltham Forest Echo
New Year, New Goals of being fit and healthier! Thinking of trying #taichi or #qigong? You can sign up for a #free trial class at Dao Lu. Just send us a request at: Sao Lu – Contact Us
Get moving with Tai Chi. We are launching a 10-week #taichi course at the Firs Medical Practice #e17 7JT, on Friday 4 October at 8:30am. Read more and book at:Flow like a cloud: Tai Chi at The FIRS Medical Centre (https://t.co/gYOpO6dGZj)
#FREE Community Day 2024 hosted by @wfcouncil is coming back on Sunday 15 September, 12:30-17:00, in Fellowship Square #E17. Come along to try #TaiChi, #QiGong, and make paper fans for #children and families: Tai Chi & Qi Gong at Community Day 2024 (https://t.co/gYOpO6eeOR)
Openning a new #community#taichi class in #Richimond, near Kew, #TW9 2NA, next to Richmond Station, from 21 August, every Wednesday 14:00-15:15. Read more and sign up at: Tai Chi in Richmond, near Kew (https://t.co/gYOpO6eeOR)
Dao Lu CIC are recruiting enthusiastic volunteers to help us run and grow our organisation. We set ourselves up in the winter 2013, we arafter 11 years of growing, we needing more people to help us. For more info & to express interest, email [email protected], by 15 September
Tired of feeling tired? Come along and try a bit #taichi on Sunday 28 April, 13:30-15:00, in Lea Bridge Library, Lea Bridge Road, Leyton E10 7HU. #free FREE Join in Tai Chi: celebrating World Tai Chi & Qi Gong Day 2024 Tickets, Sun, Apr 28, 2024 at 1:30 PM | Eventbrite
We are launching a new 10-week #qigong & #taichi course from Wednesday 12 July, 6:30-7:30pm, at @addison road medical centre, #walthamstow, #e17. Sign up at: https://t.co/ZmVAypPPKi
Extra stretch and strengthing in #Spring! #free Yoga Basic course on #Wednesday for people living at @Walthamstow Stadium and within one mile, funded by L&Q. Sign up at: FREE! Yoga Basics Tickets, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite
New Tuesday Spring with Tai Chi, a 10-week course, will start from 21 March, 1:30-2:30pm, near @Walthamstow Village #E17 Sign up at: https://t.co/SGg3h3mMyn.
Planning work on #walthamstowgardenparty (Saturday/Sunday 18th/19th July 2020) is in full swing! Open calls for local people and groups to take part are on right now till Wednesday 11th March. Apply at: https://t.co/mhjN6bHnh3
The weekly Tai Chi class run by @DaoLuCIC in Triangle Road Leytonstone is a highlight of my week, at last i found a communal health activity that i like 🕊🌳 Thursdays 6.30-7.30pm #TaiChi#Qigong#SelfHealing
When to use mask 😷
• If you are healthy, you only need to wear a mask if you are taking care of a person with suspected #coronavirus infection.
• Wear a mask if you are coughing or sneezing
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Great training course. Please do let us know when you run your next course. As a community group we want to learn more like this to help promote our Tai Chi training.
Film-tastic phone film workshop with Peter Domankiewicz today in Locus of Walthamstow learning how to get the from phone video functions and gaining professional filming tips.
Big thank you to Peter and the William Morris Big Local team for the opportunity!
@folpe17
Brilliant Children's Tai Chi session with Dao Lu today in Lloyd Park. A wonderful peaceful pass time and a great workout for for all!
Thank you to Alieen and the Dao Lu crew!
@folpe17
"The one thing I love most about London is that it is the most tolerant capital city in the world - in terms of nationalities, cultures, lifestyles, accents, looks and opinions. And this diversity makes it a city with endless possibilities."
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Poems by the Way by William Morris
A collection of Morris's poetry, it was finished #OTD 1891. It was the second book printed by the Kelmscott Press & the first to use two colours (red & black). 300 paper copies were produced & 13 vellum.