a member of the Canadian Taijiquan Federation  e-mail: stevehiggins@rogers.com

Links:

I feel that, rather than providing a long list of links, it makes sense to provide access to several sites which themselves are well-connected. There are probably a thousand or so websites related to Taiji. These are just a few of the sites which I have found useful:

Canadian Taijiquan federation:
http://canadiantaijiquanfederation.onefireplace.com/
SH: Still in development, this page is an excellent contact-centre for Canadian enthusiasts.

the International Yang Family Tai Chi Chuan Association:
http://www.yangfamilytaichi.com/home
SH: The official site of the Yang family.

Lee Scheele's Notebook:
http://scheele.org/lee/taichi.html
SH: Lee is a very serious student who here provides study recommendations, translations and interesting links.

Peter Lim's Taijiquan Resource Page:
http://www.itcca.it/peterlim
SH: This is a wonderful historical site. Peter has done the Taiji community a major service by making this material available. Also, there is a link to an excellent news and chat group.

T'ai Chi magazine:
http://www.tai-chi.com
SH: Edited by Marvin Smalheiser, this magazine is one of the very best sources of written information for Taiji students, regardless as to experience or level of skill.

Wu Style Homepage:
http://www.wustyle.com/
SH: This page is excellent and has some of the most beautiful Taiji pictures I've ever seen!

Yang Style homepage:
http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Philosophy/Taichi/tc-home.html
SH: This is a fairly representative Taiji site, put up by a group of enthusiasts in Nova Scotia. It provides many useful links.

Taijiquan Enthusiasts Organization (USA):
http://taiji.taijiquanenthusiasts.org/

Al Duncan's Homepage:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/alduncan/taichi.htm
SH: Still in development, Al's page contains many links. See his Styles.doc. for an interesting and unusually complete set of genealogies.