Foundations Training Program
WTBA Online Foundations Training Program
Click here to start the 30 day free trail.
Please Note: This whole program is available for free for those with WTBA Allied Membership, costing less than the training itself.
Have you ever wanted to attend a regular class a few times a week but there is nothing near by for you?
Well this online program for both Baguazhang and Taijiquan is for you.
Of course online training can never compare with a real class, you can't get that hands on feel of training with other people,
but if you can't have that, then this is the next best thing.
Rather than just buying a video that teaches you this form or that form, this course will give you all the foundation training you need in a follow along style online course.
Train along side Eli each time you train, getting constant guidance and advice through the class.
This is aimed at those who either don't have access to a real weekly class, or those who want to have guidance during their at home training between classes.
If you do decide to train in both styles at once, then you can do this in a number of different ways as follows.
Either do alternating days or alternating weeks.
In each style there are three classes per week, it is recommended however to practice each class twice, so you have 6 training sessions each week.
It all depends on how much time you have to train each week as to how much you can learn, but we recommend if you are a beginner to practice Bagua for one week then Taiji for one week, or vise versa, so you alternate each week.
If you have been practicing already for a long time, then you may want to do all three Bagua and Taiji classes each week, this means you would only do each class once and you would alternate each day which one you do.
If you need any further guidance as to how you should be practicing each week just get in touch via email
Or if you are ready to try out the 30 day free trail click here
Here are some FAQ:
Q. Does the cost include both the Bagua and Taiji courses or do I have to pay twice to do both?
A. The cost gives you full access to everything, both Taiji and Bagua.
Q. Is the course cheaper if I only want to do one style?
A. No it's like a video streaming service akin to Netflix, so you pay a monthly fee and get access to everything.
Q. Do I have to watch each class on a certain day?
A. No you can watch any of the classes at anytime you wish, learn at your own pace.
Q. If I don't start till next year will I miss anything?
A. No, it does not matter when you start, you will have full access to every video that has ever been part of it.
Q. If I decide after a few months I don't want to continue can I cancel?
A. Yes you can cancel at any time.
Q. What is better, doing this online course with the WTBA chief instructor or doing a a real class with a more basic instructor?
A. As a general rule we would say it's always better to be in a real class getting hands on training from a teacher, there could be an exception if the teacher is terrible and teaching you everything incorrectly, but this is rare. So we would say attend the real class, if you can afford both then use this for your at home training, if not then maybe just use the free 14 days to compare to the other real classes you have available to you.
Click here to start the 30 day free trail.
Please Note: This whole program is available for free for those with WTBA Allied Membership, costing less than the training itself.
Have you ever wanted to attend a regular class a few times a week but there is nothing near by for you?
Well this online program for both Baguazhang and Taijiquan is for you.
Of course online training can never compare with a real class, you can't get that hands on feel of training with other people,
but if you can't have that, then this is the next best thing.
Rather than just buying a video that teaches you this form or that form, this course will give you all the foundation training you need in a follow along style online course.
Train along side Eli each time you train, getting constant guidance and advice through the class.
This is aimed at those who either don't have access to a real weekly class, or those who want to have guidance during their at home training between classes.
After watching the intro, it's time to choose, Bagua? Taiji? Or both? To help you with this decision we have a FAQ page on this topic here A great way to help you decide is to try both for a few weeks and see which one you like the feel of more, or to see if you feel you can cope with both. |
Either do alternating days or alternating weeks.
In each style there are three classes per week, it is recommended however to practice each class twice, so you have 6 training sessions each week.
It all depends on how much time you have to train each week as to how much you can learn, but we recommend if you are a beginner to practice Bagua for one week then Taiji for one week, or vise versa, so you alternate each week.
If you have been practicing already for a long time, then you may want to do all three Bagua and Taiji classes each week, this means you would only do each class once and you would alternate each day which one you do.
If you need any further guidance as to how you should be practicing each week just get in touch via email
Or if you are ready to try out the 30 day free trail click here
Here are some FAQ:
Q. Does the cost include both the Bagua and Taiji courses or do I have to pay twice to do both?
A. The cost gives you full access to everything, both Taiji and Bagua.
Q. Is the course cheaper if I only want to do one style?
A. No it's like a video streaming service akin to Netflix, so you pay a monthly fee and get access to everything.
Q. Do I have to watch each class on a certain day?
A. No you can watch any of the classes at anytime you wish, learn at your own pace.
Q. If I don't start till next year will I miss anything?
A. No, it does not matter when you start, you will have full access to every video that has ever been part of it.
Q. If I decide after a few months I don't want to continue can I cancel?
A. Yes you can cancel at any time.
Q. What is better, doing this online course with the WTBA chief instructor or doing a a real class with a more basic instructor?
A. As a general rule we would say it's always better to be in a real class getting hands on training from a teacher, there could be an exception if the teacher is terrible and teaching you everything incorrectly, but this is rare. So we would say attend the real class, if you can afford both then use this for your at home training, if not then maybe just use the free 14 days to compare to the other real classes you have available to you.