SEMINARS & EVENTS

[OVERVIEW]

Throughout the year, Chen Bing Taiji Academy USA hosts seminars, workshops, community gatherings, and special events designed to deepen training, strengthen relationships, and celebrate the living tradition of Chen Family Taijiquan.

These events provide opportunities for students, families, and guests to learn directly from senior instructors, connect with the wider community, and experience authentic Chen Family culture beyond regular classes.

Some events focus on technical development and lineage transmission, while others are designed to foster friendship, community engagement, and shared celebration.

[ANNUAL MASTER CHEN BING LOS ANGELES SEMINAR]

The Annual Master Chen Bing Los Angeles Seminar is the premier event of the year at CBTA USA.

Each year, students have the rare opportunity to study directly with Master Chen Bing, a 20th-generation direct descendant of Chen Wangting, the creator of Tai Chi.

Seminar topics may include:

• Traditional Forms

• Reeling Silk

• Push Hands

• Weapons Training

• Internal Development

• Martial Applications

• Lineage Teachings

This event attracts participants from across the United States and abroad and serves as a cornerstone of Chen Family Taijiquan transmission in North America.

[MASTER BOSCO BAEK SEMINARS]

Throughout the year, Master Bosco Baek offers specialized seminars exploring various aspects of Chen Family Taijiquan and related disciplines.

Topics may include:

• Fang Song (Relaxation)

• Internal Development

• Reeling Silk Training

• Forms and Applications

• Tai Chi for Longevity

• Tai Chi for Health & Wellness

• Trademarked Tai Chi Programs™

• Chen Family Culture and Philosophy

These seminars provide opportunities for students to deepen their understanding beyond regular class instruction.

[CERTIFIED TEACHER & SPECIAL GUEST SEMINARS]

CBTA USA also hosts seminars led by certified instructors, senior disciples, and invited guest presenters.

Depending on the year, topics may include:

• Specialized Tai Chi Training

• Weapons Practice

• Push Hands

• Traditional Chinese Culture

• Health and Wellness Education

• Leadership and Teaching Development

• Community Outreach Programs

Guest presenters may include martial arts instructors, healthcare professionals, researchers, and long-time practitioners whose expertise complements the mission of CBTA USA.

[FAMILY & FRIENDS WELCOME EVENTS]

Not every event is focused on intensive training.

Throughout the year, CBTA USA hosts community-centered gatherings where students are encouraged to invite family members and friends.

These events may include:

• Open Houses

• Demonstrations

• Community Practice Days

• Cultural Celebrations

• Holiday Gatherings

• Family & Friends Welcome Events

These occasions help strengthen relationships and introduce the broader community to the values and culture of Chen Family Taijiquan.

[SPECIAL EVENTS]

Additional events may be offered throughout the year, including:

• Anniversary Celebrations

• Branch Gatherings

• Volunteer Appreciation Events

• Community Outreach Activities

• Fundraising Events

• Leadership Meetings

• Special Training Opportunities

Event offerings vary from year to year based on organizational priorities and community needs.

[WHO CAN ATTEND?]

Some events are open to the public.

Some are reserved for members.

Others may be available only to Trademarked Membership or Academy Membership participants.

Event details and registration requirements will be announced individually.

[HOW TO REGISTER]

Please visit the Registration page for upcoming seminars and events.

For questions regarding attendance, sponsorship opportunities, or event partnerships:

📩 info@chenbing.org

Subject: Seminar & Event Inquiry

[FINAL NOTE]

Seminars and events are more than opportunities to learn techniques.

They are opportunities to experience the people, culture, and relationships that sustain a living tradition.

This is where training becomes community.

This is where community becomes lineage.

This is Chen Family Taijiquan shared across generations.