This evening's meeting Rotarian Raouf Oderuth introduced Sally Hemmings, a native of Boston, USA, but firmly settled in England.
Sally introduced herself as a teacher and practitioner of the ancient art of Tai Chi, which has been around since before the 13th century CE. Tai-Chi was a passive form of marshal art developed in China and has followed several paths during its development.
These days it claims to be a way to help develop body, mind and spirit. The core of the art are slow but structured breathing and bodily movements. One of the benefits is to increace propriception(the awarenes of positioning of our limbs).
After Sally's interesting talk on the history and practice of Tai Chi, she invited us to join in a series of excercises, accompanied by gentle Chinese music, so we could experience Tai Chi. There was a very healthy response to Sally's invitation and she put us through a series of movement and breathing exercises lasting about 15 minutes.
Rotarian James Slinn gave a vote of thanks and commented on the pleasure Sally had brought to the evening with her enthusiasm for Tai Chi and gentle way she had introduced a class of novices to the art.
more at Cooden Beach Hotel Speaker Adger Brown, former King Rat of the Order of Water Rats, will be telling us about his times and experiences with this elite band of fundraisers.
more Dinner afterwards at the Black Horse - Telham
more at Cooden Beach Hotel Jan Meek - Arctic Explorer will be telling us of her adventures
more Dorit is a Holocaust Survivor and will be telling us her story. Cooden Beach Hotel
more at Cooden Beach Hotel
more A successful evening tour of the Factory Floor
more A beautiful sunny walk around St Leonards followed by afternoon tea at the Royal Victoria Hotel
more at Cooden Beach Hotel with entertainment by Pete Prescott
more at Cooden Beach Hotel possible Job Talk
more at Cooden Beach Hotel
more ‘DEATH of a LANDLORD’ at the Congress Theatre Eastbourne. There will be an option of Tea and Cake, after the event, at the Favoloso Cafe which is opposite the Congress Theatre.
more at Cooden Beach Hotel Dr Hart is an Ophthalmic Surgeon specialising in child eye conditions,
more Meet at Catsfield Village car park 17:45
more At James & Sandra Slinn's
more Fun event for everyone at the World Championship Crazy Golf Course - Hastings
more Two nights away staying near Canterbury
more Bexhill Rotarians have a fine time tasting the fruit of the vine
more Dr kieran Mullan talks about his path to becoming our MP.
more Founders night event to celebrate 102 years since the formation of the club. Speaker Bishop of Lewes, Rev Will Hazelwood.
more At White Hart - Catsfield. Social evening with partners. Plus Quiz.
more Meet at Sovereign Harbour Yacht Club at 10:15 for 10:30
more A very special evening with good food and entertainment.
more Colin Bostock-Smith Televison Comedy Writer At Cooden Beach Hotel
more A guided tour by Hastings Fisherman's Museum of the Stade and surrounding environment
more A spectacular evening for a stroll around Bexhill -
more At Eastbourne Winter Gardens
more All join in for a fun afternoon
more Talk about Artificial Intelligence
more Warners Hayling Island plus trip to Portsmouth Heritage Harbour
more Special treat for all petrol heads
more A visit to this long established St Leonard Business
more Start and end locations to be confirmed
more Our team went to Eastbourne at the end of April with high hopes of success. No prizes this year but and enjoyable fellowship evening.
more Visit to Gibraltar
more Club visit for an evening at Arlington Stadium
more " Horses Through History - from 4000 BC "
more Littlecote House Hotel
more BBQ at Anthony & Barbara Thomas's.
more Tudor House visit
more our speaker was the Rye Town Crier
more This was one event our Membership and Social Committee could not fail to organise!
more A outdoor start to the New Year
more The Membership and Social committee organised a 10 pin bowling game at Ravenside.
more A visit to this Provisional Club
more Held at the HIGHWOODS GOLF CLUB
more A theatre visit to see one of our own performing.