ILC Western Retreat - 7 Days Training - Tucson AZ

Date:

25 Feb 2012 - 5:30pm - 3 Mar 2012 - 1:30pm

North to Wilderness Borders National Forest

7 days intensive training in beautiful Tucson mountains. Master Sam FS Chin will instruct. Also attending/instructing will be Alex and Dasha from ILC Russia.

Costs

ALL UPDATED EVENT DETAILS ARE FOUND AT THE RSVP LINK BELOW.

Tuition and Lodging: $100 per day.
Meals: $15 per day. Master Chin has agreed to cook for us! The food is fantastic.

Married couple tuition discount - $21 per day.
Family member tuition discount - $6 per day.

Training schedule (actual times will vary)

7:00 am	Morning Training	Chi Kung and Nei Gong
9:00 am	Breakfast	Delicious and Tasty
11:00 am	Solo Training	Harmonize with Self
2:00 pm	Lunch	Mmmm...
3:30 pm	Break	Personal time
4:00 pm	Partner Training	Harmonize with Opponent
7:00 pm	Dinner	Join us!
8:00 pm	Meditation	Bring a cushion
9:00 pm	Individual Practice and Personal instruction	Master Chin, Alex Skalozub, Daria Sergeeva, Kelley Graham and others
11:30 pm	Lights out	Zzzzz....

Space is limited. First come, first serve. Shared bedrooms. Bring sleeping bags and pads. international travelers, seniors and long distance drivers have preference for beds. Discussion regarding local attractions and travel arrangements are found by following the RSVP link.

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Here's more of accommodations and training venue.

Upper deck daytime Upper deck Nighttime

Kitchen Gournet Kitchen

Great room The View

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