What it's about
Wùo Taï, also called "ostéo-danse", was created by the French osteopath Roland Combes and is inspired by the alliance of dance and osteopathy. It consists of elliptical movements performed in pairs on the floor, built on 64 main gestures that combine anatomy, embryology, physiology and philosophy. The practice is taught by the Fédération École de Wùo Taï, which offers its training in France and at other locations abroad, including Japan.
The school's Japan page lists a one-day Wùo Taï table module without describing its content. In France, the school offers Wùo Taï table work among its optional modules (master classes), separate from the first- and second-year curriculum. According to the school's programme, each module is taught identically whatever the country.
The table module takes place on 11 December 2026 in Japan, directly after the validation module, with registration through the Wuo Tai Gathering in Japan. The sources name no venue, price, prerequisites or teaching language.