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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Stephan_BerwickStephan Berwick - Wikipedia

    Stephan Berwick is an American author, martial artist, and actor known for his scholarly research on traditional Chinese martial arts – particularly Chen-style taijiquan, and roles in early Yuen Wo-ping Hong Kong Action films.

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  3. www.truetaichi.comTrueTaichi – Stephan Berwick

    Chinese martial arts expert Stephan Berwick founded the True Tai Chi® group to promote the value and pleasure of traditional Chinese martial and health culture. We offer exclusive programs in Chen style Taiji, Qigong, and other martial arts, teaching the balance and grace of these ancient arts.

  4. www.truetaichi.com › bioStephan Berwick

    Stephan Berwick is the founder of the Washington, DC-based True Tai Chi™ group – one of the few branch schools of the historic Chen Village Tai Chi Academy from Tai Chi’s birthplace..

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    Jenna Davi, hostess at the Kung Fu Tai Chi magazine 20th Anniversary gala event interviews film-maker and Chen Taijiquan disciple Stephan Berwick about his ...

  7. www.facebook.com › truetaichiTrue Tai Chi | Washington D.C. DC - Facebook

    True Tai Chi™ - celebrating 25 years of the best of Chen Taijiquan in Washington, DC.

  8. www.dragondoor.com › store › about_stephan_berwick_About Stephan Berwick | Dragon Door

    Stephan Berwick is an emerging 13th generation Chen Taijiquan specialist, widely recognized as an early proponent of Mainland China martial arts.

  9. www.truetaichi.com › artArt – TrueTaichi

    True Tai Chi’s founder, Stephan Berwick has an early history as a martial arts film actor in Hong Kong. He later went on to write and direct a film starring Chen Taiji’s Ren Guangyi, with an appearance by Taiji adept, musician and poet, Lou Reed.