Tai Chi

'Whoever practices Tai Chi regularly will in time gain the suppleness of a child, 

the strength of a lion, and the peace of mind of a sage.' 

Old Chinese Saying

Tai Chi, or Taijiquan in Chinese, is an outstanding gem of traditional Chinese culture that is valuable in promoting health, developing combat and self-defence skills, and improving concentration and overall well-being.

Although it is a Chinese martial art it has also been practiced for general health and fitness purposes since the 13th Century. Health benefits are derived from the Tai Chi's slow, gentle and tranquil movements which enable harmony in mind and body, improved mobility, strength,suppleness and mental alertness.

 Tai Chi or Tai Chi Chuan in the West. Taijiquan means supreme ultimate fist. Tai means Supreme, Ji (Chi) means Ultimate, and Quan (Chuan) means Fist.

The benefits of Tai Chi are well recognized and highly recommended by health profe  worldwide. Anyone regardless of age or level of fitness can practice and benefit from Tai Chi. Loose, comfortable clothing and flat shoes should be worn to classes.

• The 5 Standing Meditation Neigong Exercises
• Walking Seated & Laying Meditation 
• Qigong Exercises
• Grasp Sparrow Tail Routine
• Yang Chen Fu 108 movements Routine
• Pushing Hands
• Sabre
• Scholar sword
• Staff