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Dr Alan M Tinnion (Shanghai University of TCM) CV details Professor of traditional Chinese Internal and External martial and therapeutic arts. Master of Qi-Gong, the Science of Therapeutic Breathing Exercise, and Tai-Ji, The Traditional Chinese form of exercise for health and fitness.
1993 – 1995: During the period of his studies at Shanghai University of TCM (1993 – 1995), Alan received personal instruction from Professor Zhang (a senior teaching professor at the university) in a number of medical qi-gong health care exercises for a range of specific health conditions. In 1997 he was accepted to study at SOAS, University of London, for the degree of BA (Hons) Chinese Mandarin Language, and is fluent in Colloquial Chinese. Member of the BRCP (British Register of Complimentary Practitioners: Chinese Medicine Division). Member of the Qigong Institute. Alan is an Advisor to the ICNM (Institute of Complementary and Natural Medicine): in 2010 he became an ICNM Moderator for his specialist field (Qi Healing, Qi-Gong, Tai Chi, and related fields/disciplines). ICNM Best Practitioner of the Year (South-West England) Award Winner. Member of the Institute of Continuing Professional Development (ICPD): and providing through Qi China International (an ICPD Corporate Affiliate Member) on-line and seminar-based Continuing Professional Development services. Read more about Dr Alan M Tinnion at: www.alantinnion.qi-china.com and also visit: www.trad-acupuncture.co.uk
Other biographical details: Dr Alan Tinnion is internationally recognised as a world authority – in his capacity as an Inner Chamber Disciple of the Legendary Grandmaster Chee Kim Thong; Shaolin, China -- of certain rare Traditional Shaolin Internal and External Fighting Arts please see: www.qi-chinamartialarts.com and www.cheekimthong.com Chinese International Games Gold Medallist, First World Invitational Tournament, Xian, 1985. Founder Member of the British Council for Chinese Martial Arts (BCCMA): The only Official governing body for Chinese martial arts in the United Kingdom, recognized by the British Sports Council. |