Tai Chi is a complete system of movement that uses mind and body together to promote health and wellbeing.
Tai Chi is a complete system of movement that uses mind and body together to promote health and wellbeing.
It’s a Chinese Martial Arts style (or “kung fu”) developed in the 13th century, and continually improved and innovated.
This definition often confuses people. How can the image of Tai Chi I see in movies and on TV of old people waving their hands in the park be a martial art? And how can a martial art help my meditation and wellbeing practice? Tai Chi is full of these curiosities and seeming contradictions.
Tai Chi is for everyone – any age, gender, or walk of life. People take up Tai Chi for all kinds of reasons: breathing and relaxation, martial arts, as an exercise routine, to improve performance in other sports like golf or cycling, or simply to improve health and well-being.
Our classes are suitable for all levels of fitness from beginner to advanced students and offers a friendly welcoming atmosphere for you to start or to continue your journey.
T’ai Chi Ch’uan is offered by Gong Fu Concept. The root is in the feet,It issues up through the legs,is directed by the waist,and expressed through the fingers.T’ai Chi Ch’uan saying
Tai Chi Class is offered by Start Tai Chi. Tai Chi is a form of gentle soft exercise suitable for all ages and abilities. Originally from China it was created by a Taoist Monk called Chang San Feng in the 12th Century.
Tai Chi is a traditional Chinese martial art that uses slow, gentle movements to cultivate strength, calm, and flexibility. Through the movements of the Tai Chi postures we activate our bodys natural energies, and then use these for martial practice as well as self-healing.
Jian Taiji co-instructors Ian and Janet have been exclusively studying the Chen family style of Taijiquan since 1996 and have both been awarded instructors certificates from the Wenxian Research Institute of Taijiquan by Grandmaster Chen Zhenglei.
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