Heads up everyone!
We will be moving all classes from the Academe of the Oaks location to Glenlake Park, at 1121 Church Street in Decatur.
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I’m having to cancel Hsing I classes this week due to the death of my younger step brother Kenny Lotti.
I’m heading down to Orlando for the funeral in just a few days.
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Allen Pittman, renowned author and Bagua / Xing Yi instructor, is coming to Athens!
PATHS Atlanta & Hu Kung Fu presents two martial arts seminars in Athens, GA. An excellent combination of "Wisdom of the Body" methods & for warming up and either the martial art of Ba Gua Zhang or Xing Yi Quan! Details below.
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To go ahead and cancel class tomorrow. (And no Northern Shaolin on Sunday) Sorry to do it on Chinese New Year, but you can’t argue with weather.
Stay safe and warm.
Check back here about Xingyi on Sunday.
To be clear: no Ba Gua or Xing Yi classes tomorrow morning. And no Northern Shaolin on Sunday. Practice on your own anyway!
I’d like to take a moment, and ask that you join me, in wishing a most heart-felt Welcome to PATHS newest family member, Olen G. Jones!
Our very own David and Thais Jones brought this lil wonderful joy into the world on November 9th, 2009.
Welcome Olen, and Congratulations Dave and Thais!
PATHS Atlanta is now accepting donations to our cause. The road to 501(c)(3) is a bumpy one and we could use your help!
Allen Pittman, renowned author and Bagua / Xing Yi instructor, is coming to Atlanta!
PATHS will be hosting his two martial arts seminars, one on Bagua and one on Xing Yi. Details below.
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It may not be not be 1776, but in recognition of Independence Day, all classes are cancelled for the weekend of July 4th.
Take a break, have fun, and enjoy the fourth! Feel free to continue to practice on your own of course 
When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth…
CPL Bagua workshop @ Roots Farm this Saturday, April 25, 3-5pm. Intro level, all welcome.
This came together at the last minute so I’m getting the word out a little late. If you are in the Athens area and have been wanting to try out some Ba Gua, now is your chance! We will be looking at the first four changes in the Chen Pan Ling Condensed Ba Gua System. Most of the time will be spent on introduction to the forms and proper circling, but we will also touch on basic application of the forms. These forms are very adaptable to different ability levels and are comparatively easy to learn, so no one should fear that the material will go over their heads. Conversely, the accomplished martial artist can use these forms to quickly integrate Ba Gua methods and strategies into their existing practice.
Sorry again for the late notice, and I hope to see some new faces as well as old friends there!
For more info call 678-999-6436 or email Dave@pathsatlanta.org.
Saturday and Sunday Class Location Has Changed!!!
PATHS classes location has changed, so be sure to attend your class at the right location. Sorry to everyone for the short notice, but we didn’t get a whole lot of lead on this ourselves. All Atlanta weekend classes will be held at Academe of the Oaks campus until further notice.
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Got a Question?
If you have a burning, nagging, or even loaded question for us, we would like to hear it! We are hereby encouraging students or other interested parties to send in questions they have about any of the arts we teach or about PATHS in general.
The general who is skilled in defense hides in the most secret recesses of the earth; he who is skilled in attack flashes forth from the topmost heights of heaven.
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