Master Xie is planning to start teaching group classes starting Autumn 2015! Until then he is teaching private lessons from beginner to advanced.

Since he was 10 years old Master Xie has practiced Chinese martial arts including Tai Chi and Qigong. From 1985-1990 Master Xie studied at Nanjing University in TCM including Acupuncture and Tuina. When he was 20 Xie began studyingInner Strength One FingerMeditation with world renown Qigong Master Wang Rui Ting until Master Wang's death in 2011. Because Nanjing University has many masters that teach all Chinese Martial Arts Master Xie also studied 24 form, 42 form, 56 form and 32 sword form Tai Chi sequences. After his graduation from Nanjing University Master Xie worked at Jingsu Qigong Kexue Yanjiu Hui (Jingsu Qigong Scientific Research Association) and In 1992 Xie did research in improving eyesight with Qigong. In 1992 Nanjing University invited Xie back to the institution to teach medical qigong, health qigong and Tai Chi with a focus on Laonian(elderly) Bing(Disease) Xue(Category). Because Nanjing University is a World Health Organisation(WHO) training centre, Xie taught thousands of students from all over the world. 1994-1996 Xie acquired a Master's Degree in Acupuncture and Tuina After many years of practicingInner Strength One FingerMeditation, Master Xie started treating diseases like high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer and arthritis with a type of medical qigong where the practitioner externalises Qi to emit healing energy. 1996, 1998 and 2001 Xie was invited to S. Korea, Indonesia and Japan to teach Tai Chi and Qigong for universities and colleges. In 1999 Master Xie did research about high blood pressure and Alzheimers for WHO for the elderly. 2001 Taiwan TV Weilai featured Master Xie in a documentary demonstrating 18 forms Tai Chi which was shown throughout Taiwan. 2002 Medical research in qigong for type 2 diabetes 2002 Xie did research for the Qigong forms of Ba Duan Jin, Yi Jin Jing, Wu Qin Xi, Liu Zi Jue to test for the positive health improvements for the elderly for the Chinese Health Qigong Association. 2002-2005 Doctorate in Acupuncture and Tuina and TCM at Nanjing University. After this distinction, Jingsu Province's Chinese Health Qigong Association and WHO sponsored all of Xie's research. In 2004 Master Xie left China because he wanted to promote Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese Martial Arts. Master Xie has been a full member of the Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK since 2006. http://www.taichiqigonginternational.co.uk