GHC,
Hola! Muchas Gracias para los preguntos.
We have had some interest in bringing the Sifu to Madrid in the past, so maybe now would be a good time to set something up.
First, how many people do you think would be interested in attending a workshop there in Madrid?
There are several options for setting up a workshop, for those you should contact the Sifu's secretary, Rose, directly. If you are really interested e-mail me at
ashe@aztaichi.org and I will forward her e-mail address to you. Please include "I Liq Chuan" in the subject so i will know it is not spam.
To follow up on some of your other questions;
We do NOT consider our art to be a variation of Taijiquan. I Liq Chuan uses Tai Chi principles and Zen concepts, which basically means balance of Yin and Yang and mindfulness and concentration. You may have already seen my videos on youtube, but in case you have not, here are some I did for local TV where I explain some of the basics and basic concepts of I Liq Chuan.
Channel 15
Channel 12
Channel 10
In our two person practice we focus on what we call "spinning hands" and also "sticky hands".
If you have anymore questions, please feel free to ask!