Meet the World Tai Chi & Qigong (chi kung) Day Team of Organizers

	About World Tai Chi & Qigong Day's Crew of Organizers, Webmasters, Programmers, and Artists

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Meet the Crew

Bill Douglas is the founder and webmaster, content writer, video producer, and media director for World Tai Chi & Qigong Day.

Bill studied Art and later Sociology at Kansas State University at Ft. Hays, until smitten by Angela Wong. Bill then moved to California with her. A good move, not just because he got to hang out with Angela for the next 30 years, but also because that was where he discovered Tai Chi & Qigong nearly 30 years ago.

Bill served as a retirement funds, payroll, and human resources administrator for several international corporations, before a career in environmental, voting rights, and human rights organizing, until eventually Bill began teaching Tai Chi and Qigong.

Then the idea of World Tai Chi & Qigong Day struck like a lightening bolt, and he's been almost a full time WTCQD organizer ever since, scrambling to keep up with the growth of this global health & healing phenomenon, which has captured the world's imagination. Bill and Angela are the co-founders of WTCQD.

Angela Wong Douglas is the Business Manager of World Tai Chi & Qigong Day's international organizing center at WorldTaiChiDay.org.

Angela has a Business Management Degree from the University of Kansas at Ft. Hays, and has donated years of her time and expertise to the cause of building a global family of Tai Chi & Qigong enthusiasts and teachers to educate the world about Tai Chi & Qigong.

Angela's first exposure to Tai Chi was when her Mommie used to play Tai Chi in their garden atop the hills behind Hong Kong Stadium, over looking downtown Hong Kong's Causeway Bay business district.

Since then Angela learned the Guang Ping long form, the Mulan basic, Mulan Fan, and Mulan Sword styles, and has dabbled a bit with the Chen Style. Bill and Angela are co-founders of WTCQD.

Greg Wurth is the webmaster and co-founder of MyTaiChiSpace.com. Greg has a computer science degree from the University of Arizona. He has worked in the storage software industry for the last nine years and has just begun to branch out into the world of web development.

Greg began his martial arts journey studying Shaolin Kempo in 2002. However, after an introduction to kung fu and tai chi in late 2007, Greg immediately switched focus.

Greg currently studies Wu style because, well, that's what his instructor teaches. He has a deep respect for all styles of tai chi and one day hopes to understand tai chi as a whole.

Greg has teamed up with World Tai Chi & Qigong Day to help spread tai chi in any small way he can to a world desperately in need of healing.

My name is Aaron Kravetz. I am a player of Taichichuan since 1987 and I look forward to meeting new Tai-Chi friends and sharing ideas and helping each other on our paths of learning. I love all styles of Tai-Chi and I have personally practiced Wu-Chien-Chuan style and what my first Teacher called Temple style. Although I hold high ranks in Kung-Fu and Chinese Kempo, Taichichuan remains my lifetime's greatest passion.

I am the creator and co-founder of MyTaiChiSpace.Com. I have watched World Tai-Chi and Chi-Gong day and celebrated for some ten or eleven years each April along with millions of others around the planet. I am so proud that words cannot suffice to explain how I feel to be on the WTCQD crew!

World Tai Chi & Qigong Day has been an amazing example of assisting in the evolution and propagation of Tai-Chi and Chi-Gong. I believe that Tai-Chi has the potential to help transform the planet.

I believe in the power of Tai-Chi to participate in a significant way in helping the world put more energy into cooperation and less into competition. Together we can assist in the propagation of Tai-Chi.

Guo Ming Chen grew up in China where he began studying Calligraphy Art at the age of 5. Guo Ming began his Tai Chi studies at the ripe old age of 13.

Guo Ming has been the resident Chinese Calligraphy Artist at World Tai Chi & Qigong Day for years, and has created magnificent art for the homes and studios of Tai Chi & Qigong teachers and enthusiasts all over the world.

WorldTaiChiDay.org would be much less without the beauty springing from the mind, heart, and paintbrush of Guo Ming.