9 Educators providing Tai Chi courses in Totton

southampton school of tai chi

Established since 1996, Southampton School of Tai Chi is a small organisation that aims to promote the practice of Tai Chi through various evening/day classes and workshops. whether you are looking to learn Tai Chi as health keeping exercise, or as martial art, or maybe both, we are here to provide you with high standard and in-depth training that you won't find elsewhere.

spiralwise tai chi

SpiralWise Tai Chi | Chen Style in Winchester, Hampshire Beginners Chen Style Tai Chi Classes in Winchester, Hampshire, UK

fujian white crane kung fu & tai chi winchester

kung fu winchester

new forest martial arts

NEW FOREST MARTIAL ARTS Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, Tai Chi for adults and children in New Forest & Southampton

uk shaolin temple

UK Shaolin Centre | UK Shaolin Gym | Martial Arts Centre UK Shaolin Centre, No matter what your fitness level is, everyone is welcome because we will take you from where you are & build your skills until we reach your goal.

the totalcare clinic

dragon and phoenix wing chun kung fu

Martial Arts | Dragon and Phoenix Wing Chun Kung Fu | Southampton Dragon and Phoenix Wing Chun Kung Fu, Martial Arts Southampton, Teaching Classical Wing Chun , Ba Gua, with elements of Xing Yi, Tai Chi, Chi Gong, Meditation, Self improvement, balance, fighting skills, self knowledge.

sama wing chun

I first became interested in Kung Fu after watching the 1970s TV show “Kung Fu” with David Carradine, and the 1973 Bruce Lee film “Enter the Dragon”. I was blown away by Bruce Lee as I had never seen anything like that before. It also coincided with an incident when I was set upon on my way home from work one day. It was a very frightening experience, and I had no idea how to defend myself. I decided to learn a Martial Art and over the course of the next few years I tried Judo, Kwai Tai Chi Do, Wado-Ryu Karate, Shotokai Karate, Phor Kune Kung Fu, and Taekwondo. I enjoyed them all but there was something missing. I discovered that the katas and the forms were not realistic when it came to sparring. I realised this when one day I had a sparring session with a Chinese friend of mine who had learned Wing Chun in Hong Kong and he beat me. That experience made me realise that it was Wing Chun that I wanted to learn.