What are the Peace Games? They are a series of 9 solo, partnered and whole group games that make people feel more grounded, focused, centered and connected to others. We still offer training in these fun and easy games.

Grandmaster Marilyn Cooper created the Peace Games in 2000 (in response to the tragedy at Columbine High School) to combat bullying and youth violence and increase mental and physical health.  Today, the games are practiced all over the world, but the results are the same. Players of all ages and ability levels feel more centered, grounded, compassionate and relaxed after just one hour without learning complicated forms and systems. 

Practicing T’ai Chi causes a significant shift away from the bully/victim paradigm to a mutually beneficial exchange. Our Tai Chi classes provide a level playing field for everyone to learn together; a safe space where there are no winners or losers and everybody gains. This video will show a bit of the history of the Peace Games.

 

Pushing for Peace Workshops are for:

• Children of all ages
• At-risk populations- refugees, under-served communities, regions in conflict
• Differently abled people with special needs
• Veterans with PTSD
• Healing from substance abuse
• Understanding the meaning of  T‘ai Chi
• Feeling Qi
• Conflict Resolution
• Creative teamwork
• T’ai Chi teachers who want to launch a children’s program
• Creating inner focus
• Stimulating creativity for the performing and fine artist
• Reducing stress and lowering blood pressure

To practice on your own, you can purchase The Peace Games Manual for a donation of $25.00 plus $5.00 for shipping. For outside the continental U.S., check the shipping rates from Orinda, California to your region and include that amount. Your donations, large and small, are tax-deductible and will send Peace Games project and manuals to underserved and at-risk students. We have taught the Peace Games in diverse communities all over the world – Ahero, Baltimore, Bethlehem, Den Bosch, Katmandu, Kranenburg, Maui, Nijmegen, Oakland, Paris, Petersburg, Standing Rock Reservation, Stroudsburg, The Hague, Vienna …

 

 

​Little River Kung Fu School

For over fifty years, Little River Kung Fu School has been a resource for high level Chinese Kung Fu, with students teaching in Oakland, Oregon, Virginia, Philippines and China. Tuition payments and private lessons are always affordable, starting at $125 per month, depending on how many classes are taken. ($400/mo. for 1X/wk., {if there are 5 weeks in that month, you get a free lesson!} $345/mo. for 3X/mo. and $225 for 2X/mo.)

 

 

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