Northern Wu Style Tai Ji Quan
Global Association
Trevis Smith
181 Court Street
Trevis & Master Li, |
Trevis Smith has Studied Classical Northern Wu Style Tai Ji Quan at Wu Tang PCA since 2006. Through weekly private lessons with Tina Zhang as well as group classes and workshops, he deeply understands the principles and applications of Northern Wu Style Tai Ji Quan.
In winter 2007-2008, he joined the Fifth Annual Training trip to
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Private instruction on Nothern Wu Style Tai Ji Quan ( 83 posture) and
Qi Gong are available by appointment.
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Grandpa Elder & wife Glenna & Daughter Cathy Left: Chief Black Hawk San Corlos - my father My new teachers are Tina Zhang and Frank Allen in I am a holistic health care consultant, and auricular acupuncturist, also a Chi Gung practitioner. In addition, I am a distributor of herbal products and herbal mixtures, tinctures, and Chinese tonics. I also teach martial arts, and now I am teaching T’ai Chi (Tai Ji Quan) and Chi Gung (Qi Gong). Come and join me in Trevis
I will begin this history with Grand Master by the name Chief Black Hawk San Carlos. I give honor to him and I give honor to all the teachers that have led me to those that I study with now. My intention is to consistently maintain myself as a diligent student, always giving honor to those living and deceased teachers who brought me along my path. First and foremost, I would like to give honor to a Tranditional Chinese Medical Dr. Lee, who was one of my greatest teachers, who taught me about Chinese medicine, martial arts, and bone setting. I would also like to give honor to professor “V” whom had such a knowledge that I waited to study with him for four years and his demise made that impossible. I give thanks to have witness some of the things great human beings can do through him. My living teachers will be those you see in the pictures. The old man with the two women is called Grandpa, or Elder. He was a hand to hand combat champion in the Korean War. Elder is a Native American medicine person. He helps as he says, “to keep that boy straight.” The second picture is of my Dad, Chief Black Hawk, and some of the other people who graced my life with knowledge. I acknowledge them and give thanks for them in my life. 
