Chinese Martial Arts Expo – New England 2008
The Foundation for American and Chinese Cultural Exchange, Inc. is sponsoring CMAX-NE 2008, which will be held on October 4, 2008 at the Timothy Edwards Middle School in South Windsor, CT.
The Chinese Martial Arts Expo - New England (CMAX-NE) is one of the premiere non-competitive educational events in the northeastern United States. The days events will include 8 to 12 seminars ( 1-2 hours each), a Masters performance, and optional lunch and banquet.
CMAX-NE 2008 brings together Grandmasters, Masters, and senior-level instructors from a wide range of Chinese martial arts styles - all in one fantastic event. In short, CMAX-NE 2008 offers its participants an unparalleled opportunity to explore a magnificent range of Chinese martial arts styles from some of the finest instructors in the US. Open to anyone 12 or older with some experience in the martial arts, CMAX-NE 2008 offers something for everyone. Whether you chose from internal or external forms, hand forms or weapon forms, you simply can not make a bad decision.
Our list of Instructors and Seminars includes:
More information on our Instructors as well as the Seminar Schedule can be found on our Event Information page: http://www.facce.org/cmax.html
You can register online at the CMAX-NE 2008 Event information & registration page: http://www.eventbee.com/view/cmax-ne/event?eventid=51653 or at the door on the day of the event.Register early and Save $! Group discounts may also apply. The registration cost is for the entire day, not per seminar! Register early and pay less than $20 per seminar...
Note: Please wear appropriate training clothing and footwear. You may bring your own equipment for the Staff & Sword seminars. We will have staffs, swords, shoes, and other items for sale at the event.
For further information, please contact: Hector Maury (860) 645-8687 or Jim Barnes (860) 214-9273
CMAX–NE 2008 is sponsored by and benefits the Foundation for Chinese American Cultural Exchange, Inc. (FACCE), a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization.. The Foundation has been established as a community open to the general public to promote friendship through education between citizens of the United States of America and those of the Peoples Republic of China through seminars, festivals, tours, lectures, study groups, public and classroom performances, exhibits and any and all other appropriate means focusing primarily, although not exclusively, on martial arts, history, art, language, performing arts and cuisine. http://www.facce.org