25 Tai Chi courses

This class focuses on the 42-Step Tai Chi Competition Form. This set of movements is a mixture of different 'styles' of Tai Chi - Yang, Wu, Sun, & Chen styles. This is a 13-week term.

In this class we are doing the Wu style Competition Routine. This is a 45-move set of movements using all the features that make Wu style tai chi different to other styles of tai chi. We also do a set of Qigong exercises in this class. This is a 13-week term.

To participate in this class you need to know 1st part of sequence. On that class you will learn or develop 2nd and 3rd part, Advanced Pushing Hands, Tai Chi Ball and martial applications.

Beginners' Tai Chi classes suitable for all those wishing to improve their co-ordination, balance and flexibility.

Classes focusing on relaxation, Qigong, 1st part of long sequence and basic Pushing Hands.

Beginners' Tai Chi classes suitable for all those wishing to improve their co-ordination, balance and flexibility.

Beginners' Tai Chi classes suitable for all those wishing to improve their co-ordination, balance and flexibility.

In this class we work on the Yang 24-Step Tai Chi Form. This is a 'standardised' set of movements that is performed in the same way throughout the world. We also occasionally look at the 'applications' of the movements - how they can be used for self-defence in a gentle non-confrontational way. This is a 13-week term.

In this class we work on some Qigong exercises and a Yang style Tai Chi Form. This is a 13-week term. * Warm-ups * Qigong exercises * Tai Chi Form * Closing exercise

* Notes on the Taiji Fan Form Class This is a short 18-Move Tai Chi Fan Form. It is graceful, fun to do, and uses all the principles of Tai Chi. We are also doing a set of Qigong exercises in this class. This is a 13-week term.