Angus Clark - biography
Working with the body, Angus facilitates a process of inquiry that helps people light the fire of their own potential in body, mind and heart.

Angus is a gifted movement facilitator and coach with 40 years experience in exploring tai chi, qigong and movement for whole human health.. In his Devon-based organisation Living Movement he works with people of all ages and backgrounds as a movement for health explorer and educator.

Angus is Honorary President of the Tai Chi Union of Great Britain. Already the author of a number of well-respected books on Tai Chi and Qi Gong, he has also produced two superb DVDs.  

Students love Angus’ relaxed approach and sense of humour. He brings a rare, light touch and unfailing spirit of inquiry – a capacity for ‘beginners mind’ – that expands possibility for those around him.  His curiosity and teaching style helps students build the capacity for self-observation; cognitive, relational, somatic and spiritual… the foundations and fuel for continued self-development.
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Angus explains how 40 years of study and research reflect a passion for how the ancient principles of tai chi – Freeing, Aligning, Focusing, Sensing and Being – can become a valuable modern day resource. He has a deep love of nature and works outdoors whenever possible, helping people feel more grounded and connected. 
I started learning Tai Chi in 1981 and loved it. I became quickly immersed in the practice and was inspired by its mix of physicality as well as its guiding principles, which I've always found applicable to everyday living.

I have many years experience in studying, learning and teaching tai chi and qigong. Ever since starting to study tai chi in 1981 I have been inspired by the simplicity, practicality and beauty of its principles and recognise the potential in applying these to life.
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I have learned tai chi in the Cheng Man-Ching lineage and studied with Dr. Chi Chiang-Tao in 1987. Read more ...

Tai Chi and Qigong

You could say that 'Tai Chi' translates as 'The Great Balancing Force' and 'Qigong' as 'Energy Work'. There are many, many different styles and approaches to these arts. Read more ....

Living Movement

Living Movement has evolved as part of my own journey and as a way to help you to explore, expand and apply these fabulous principles of movement and mindfulness. Read more ....